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Additional License Authorizations for HPE Synergy Composer and HPE Image Streamer Product Use Authorizations This document provides Additional License Authorizations for HPE Synergy Composer, also known as HPE Composer, and HPE Synergy Image Streamer, also known as HPE Image Streamer. HPE Synergy Composer is a hardware appliance product for use with HPE Synergy which provides management of Synergy solutions including basic monitoring, inventory, reporting; plus additional software- defined capabilities, including profile driven configuration management, storage provisioning, networking and Virtual Connect management, firmware management, environmental management and standard partner integrations with Microsoft System Center and VMware vCenter. HPE Synergy Composer provides access to REST API usage and to common user interface capabilities like Smart Search, Activity View, Dashboard and Map View. HPE Synergy Image Streamer is a hardware appliance product option for use with HPE Synergy which provides the capability for fast logical server deployment and updates. HPE Image Streamer extends HPE Composer for management solutions such as image management, image deployment, deployed image personalization, compute module remote image storage and image update. HPE Image Streamer also extends the HPE Composer and REST API usage and its common user interface capabilities. Definitions Capitalized terms not otherwise defined in this Additional License Authorizations document are defined in the governing Agreement. Term Definition API means an application programming interface provided by HPE that makes it possible for users to develop scripts, tools and applications that access and work with HPE Composer or HPE Image Streamer, and all related information, documentation or code. Message Bus means an interface that provides access to notifications of actions and events performed by HPE Composer. © Copyright 2017 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP 1 Software Specific License Terms The hardware and software components of the HPE Synergy Composer and HPE Synergy Image Streamer appliances may not be disassembled, deconstructed, or used outside the confines of these HPE Synergy appliances and HPE Synergy frames. Additional License Authorizations apply to use of the software in addition to licensing terms in your agreement with HPE or the End-User License Agreement accompanying the software. The terms of this Additional License Authorization shall govern delivery of the products described in this ALA and take precedence over any different terms in your agreement to the extent of a conflict. The following terms apply to HPE Composer and HPE Image Streamer: APIs and Message Bus License: HPE grants to Customer a royalty free, limited, non-exclusive, non- sublicense-able, revocable license to use any information, documentation or code provided by HPE related to the APIs and/or Message Bus to build or develop configurations, products, solutions or services (including scripts, tools and applications) for use with HPE Composer and HPE Image Streamer. Customer may distribute to third parties the configurations, products, solutions or services that it develops in accordance with this license. Any information with regard to the APIs and Message Bus, including any documentation or source code, is provided AS IS, and HPE shall provide no warranties of any kind related thereto whether express or implied. HPE further disclaims all warranties whether express or implied with regard to any configurations, products, solutions or services developed by Customer or any third party as a result of Customer’s access to and use of the APIs and/or Message Bus under this license. HPE further disclaims all liability and indemnification obligations for any claims that may arise as a result of Customer’s development and distribution of and any third party’s use of configurations, products, solutions or services developed from the APIs and/or Message Bus. HPE may revoke this license at its discretion if Customer violates or exceeds the rights granted in this section. This provision may be superseded by a separate license agreement between HPE and a Customer that also serves as a partner for HPE OneView. Non-HPE Hardware and Software: HPE disclaims all warranties whether express and implied with regard to the operation of HPE Composer and HPE Image Streamer with any HPE software or non-HPE hardware or software products that have not been approved by HPE for use with HPE Composer and HPE Image Streamer, except as otherwise agreed by HPE in writing. HPE shall not provide support for non-HPE hardware and software products. Right to use HPE OneView. HPE Composer includes the right to use the embedded instance of HPE OneView and only as embedded in the HPE Composer appliance. Right to use HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO). HPE Composer and HPE Image Streamer include the right to use the embedded instance of HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) and only as embedded in the HPE Composer and HPE Image Streamer. Right to use HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Advanced. HPE Composer includes the right to use HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) Advanced on HPE Synergy Compute Modules managed by HPE Composer. Right to use HPE Insight Control server provisioning. HPE Composer includes the right to use HPE Insight Control server provisioning. HPE Insight Control server provisioning is a capability for multi-server, physical OS provisioning and server configuration. HPE Insight Control server provisioning software is not included with HPE Composer, but can be downloaded from: © Copyright 2017 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP 2 https://h20392.www2.hpe.com/portal/swdepot/displayProductInfo.do?productNumber=IMDVD Right to use HPE OneView for VMware vCenter. HPE Composer includes the right to use HPE OneView for VMware vCenter, HPE OneView for VMware vRealize Operations Manager, and HPE OneView for VMware vRealize Log Insight. HPE OneView for VMware vCenter solutions fully integrate HPE’s management ecosystem into VMware vCenter Server, Operations Manager, and Log Insight to deliver capabilities such as proactive monitoring, deep troubleshooting, remote management, and provisioning of HPE Synergy compute modules, networking, and storage. HPE OneView for VMware vCenter solutions are not included with HPE Composer but can be downloaded from: https://www.hpe.com/products/ovvcenter Right to use HPE OneView for Microsoft System Center. HPE Composer includes the right to use HPE OneView for Microsoft System Center. HPE OneView for Microsoft System Center fully integrates HPE’s management ecosystem into Microsoft System Center delivering capabilities such as proactive monitoring, remote management and provisioning of HPE server, networking and storage. HPE OneView for Microsoft System Center can be downloaded from: http://www.hpe.com/products/ovsc Right to use HPE StoreVirtual VSA. HPE Image Streamer includes the right to use the embedded instance of HPE StoreVirtual VSA and only as embedded in the HPE Image Streamer. HPE StoreVirtual VSA is a fully- featured virtual shared storage array appliance. Security Bulletin and Alert Policy for Non-HPE Owned Software Components HPE addresses security bulletins for the software components listed in this ALA with the same level of support afforded HPE products. HPE is committed to reducing security defects and helping you mitigate the risks associated with security defects when they do occur. HPE has a well-defined process when a security defect is found that culminates with the publication of a security bulletin. The security bulletin provides you with a high level description of the problem and explains how to mitigate the security defect. Procedure for Subscribing to Security Bulletins 1. Open a browser to the HPE home page: http://www.hpe.com 2. Click the Support link in the upper right hand corner of the page. 3. Click the Email Signup link under Customer Resources at the bottom of the page. 4. Do one of the following: Sign in if you are a registered customer. Enter your email address to sign-up now. Select Driver and support eAlerts and click Continue. © Copyright 2017 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP 3 Open Source Software and the HPE Open Source Download Site Open source software (such as OpenSSL) or third-party software (such as Java) are sometimes included in HPE products, including HPE Composer and HPE Image Streamer. Table 1 below lists the open source software components and respective licenses included in HPE Composer and HPE Image Streamer as of the date of this ALA. In addition to the following open source licenses referenced and contained in this document, Customer may also obtain license information documents for certain Hewlett-Packard products and solutions that use open source software at http://www.hpe.com/software/opensource. © Copyright 2017 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP 4 Table 1 HPE Composer and HPE Image Streamer Ancillary & Open Source Files Open Source Location / Maintainer URL License (See “Specific Component Name Open Source Software License Terms” for details) abego TreeLayout http://grepcode.com/snapshot/repo1.maven.org/ma BSD-3-Clause ven2/org.abego.treelayout/org.abego.treelayout.core /1.0.1 AckExtension.js https://code.google.com/p/xmppwebchat/source/br ASL-2.0, MIT owse/trunk/XMPPWebChat/src/main/webapp/org/c ometd/AckExtension.js?r=8 acl http://acl.bestbits.at GPLv2+ acpid https://sourceforge.net/projects/acpid GPLv2+ alsa-lib http://www.alsa-project.org LGPLv2+ ANSI-C compliant https://sourceforge.net/p/cjson/code/58/tree
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