Hewlett-Packard licensed software

Hewlett-Packard: Campuswide Software License Grant (CSLG) products

The School of Computer Science participates in the Campuswide Software License Grant (CSLG) Program under which CMU obtains licenses for a variety of products for Tru64 Unix and OpenVMS. Computer Science purchases the April PAKs when it renews this agreement, and other sets as needed. Compaq issues new PAKs four times a year: April, July, October and January.

The product collections change each quarter. The list is available on the CSLG program web pages. If you need products or upgrades that appear on later CSLG lists, email help+license@cs.cmu.edu, and Computer Science will consider purchasing newer PAKs and media for layered products. Note: There may be a charge to your department associated with this purchase.

License holder: School of Computer Science.
Quantity licensed: Unlimited.
Available for: Tru64 Unix, OpenVMS.
Who can install it: Departments, faculty, staff.
Eligible equipment: University owned/leased and personally owned computers on campus/at home.
Type of license: Annual; April renewal.
Cost to users: None for PAKs.
Getting access to it: Request access to the PAK directories on Andrew in email to software@andrew.cmu.edu, and use PAK access as the subject header. Contact the School of Computer Science at help+license@cs.cmu.edu for information about product media and documentation.
How to get it: PAKs are stored online on Andrew in: ~softlib/PAKs. The Ultrix directories contain PAKs for Digital Unix and Ultrix products. The VMS directories contain PAKs for OpenVMS and VMS.
License code required: Yes. The PAKs themselves are the license codes that are required to run software for the covered operating systems.
Getting help using it: Email help+@cs.cmu.edu.
Restrictions: Software can be used for academic, non-commercial purposes only.
Individual use rights available upon termination: None. All copies must be deleted upon termination of affiliation with the University.