Configurar Licencias Sap

saplicense provides the following options:
-delete
Delete an installed license.
-get
Output the customer key (hardware key).
-help [option]
Display help information for the specified option (that is, get , install , temp , show or test ).
-install [ifile=<filename>]
Install a license key. Optional parameter ifile=<filename> (or IFILE=<filename> ) causes the license datato be read from the installation file.
-number
Get the installation number.
-show
Display all installed licenses.
-temp
Install a temporary license.
-test
Test whether a valid SAP license exists. (R/3 must have been started.)
-version
Display the version of SAPLICENSE .

Locating Your Customer Key 
Procedure
1. Find out the host on which the message server is running by looking atparameter rdisp/mshost in profile/usr/sap/<SAPSID>/SYS/profile/DEFAULT.PFL . This parameter specifies the host on which the message server is started.

rdisp/mshost =hs0011
In this example, the message server is started on host hs0011.
2. Log on to the host on which the message server is running at operating system level as user <sapsid>adm (AS/400: user <SID>OFR) .3. Using command saplicense -get (AS/400: saplicense '-get'), determine the 11-position customer key of the host.
4. The next step is to Request an SAP License Key.
Requesting an SAP License Key 
You should use the Online Service System (OSS) to request an SAP License Key.
Procedure
1. Log on to OSS.
2. Choose Registration  Registration R/3 System  License key.

To see detailedinformation about the procedure for requesting a license key, select  . .
3. Double click on the plus sign (+) to the left of the installation for which you wish to request a new license key. This displays all licensed systems for that installation.
4. Position your cursor on the line beginning NEW Request new system.
5. To request a new key, select New key.
6. Check that the datadisplayed is correct and supplement as required.
7. Select Request key.
8. To see the current status of your license request, look in the Comments column.
You will receive a fax from SAP providing information about your new license key, which is also available via OSS. Your system landscape will be updated automatically in OSS.
Once the new license key has been assigned, you can displayit by selecting Display license key. A pop-up window is displayed containing the license key and all the license data for your system.
To avoid having to type this license data in by hand (and risk mistyping something), select Export script. This function allows you to import the R/3 license key file into your system. Alternatively, you can copy the information into your system via cut and paste.Requesting a License Key by Fax
If you do not have access to OSS, you can use the Request Fax License Key form to request a license key. The form is part of your software delivery package. Alternatively, you can download the form from SAPNet.
Fill out the form completely and send it to the fax number given on the form.
Provided you specify all the necessary information in your fax, SAP willsend you the 24-position license key by fax within 3 working days.

Keep this fax in a safe place. If you should ever accidentally delete a license, you will need the license key in order to install the license again.
Installing an SAP License 
Prerequisites
The 24-position license key, which you receive from SAP by fax.
Procedure
1. Log on to the host on which the central SAP instance isrunning at operating system level as user <sapsid>adm (UNIX and NT) or <SID>OFR(AS/400).
2. Call saplicense -install [ifile=<filename>] (AS/400: saplicense '-install [ifile=<filename>]' ). If you are using an R/3 license key file, enter it as the <filename> . This file is created in OSS when your license key is assigned. If you are unable to download the...