Installation of a Licensing Dongle

1. Sentinel System Driver Installer 7.4.0
2. Sentinel System Driver Rainbow
3. Sentinel System Driver Installer 7.5.1.exe
4. Sentinel System Driver Download

Jim can be licensed to run using a dongle on Microsoft Windows, Linuxand Mac OS X. Dongle licensing is not available for Solaris. If you purchased Jim

The Sentinel System Driver is a hardware-based licensing key used in software protection. The driver provides a communication path between a protected application and a Sentinel Universal Serial Bus (USB) key. The driver allows multiple programs to access the Sentinel key on a multi-tasking operating system. What is sentinel system driver installer 7.5.0.exe? Sentinel system driver installer 7.5.0.exe is known as Sentinel System Driver Installer 7.5.0 and it is developed by SafeNet, Inc. We have seen about 1 different instances of sentinel system driver installer 7.5.0.exe in different location. So far we haven't seen any alert about this product.

with a dongle license, the dongle will arrive in the regular mail.In order to run Jim

Sentinel System Driver Installer 7.4.0

, you need to:

1. Install Jim on every computer on which you want Jim to run. Please see the installation instructions for further details ( MS Windows, Linux, Mac OS X ).
2. You will have received a license.txt file by e-mail. Copy this license key file license.txt into the Jim install folder.
3. Depending on which type of dongle you received, you may need to install the dongle driver software. Please see below.

There are two types of dongle that can be used to license Jim.

Driverless Dongles

If your dongle looks like this:it is a 'driverless' dongle and is very easy to install.

Driverless Dongle Installation on Windows

Plug the dongle into a USB port of your computer. If Windows says that it is searching for adriver for the new hardware, then let this process complete. After this, you should be able to runJim.

Driverless Dongle Installation on Linux

Although the dongles are driverless under Linux, to give non-root users access to the dongle, you need to run a bash script before the dongle can be recognised.

Download the bash script inst and save it to the Desktop (or another convenientlocation) with the name 'inst'. Then run the following commands:If you do not have sudo rights then you must login as root user to run the script. Do not plug in the dongle until you have run the script. If you have the dongle already pluggedin, then please unplug and plug in the dongle again after running the script.

Driverless Dongle Driver Installation on Mac OS X 10.8+ 64-bit Intel Processor Systems

Simply plug into a USB port of your Mac and you will then be able to run Jim.

Safenet Dongles

If your dongle looks like this:then you will need to install the dongle driver software foryour dongle to work. These dongles were supplied bySafeNet, Inc, nowacquired by Thales.

Safenet Dongle Driver Installation on Windows

Download the Sentinel System Driver installer, and then double-click it to run the setup program.

Safenet Dongle Driver Installation on Red Hatand SuSE Linux

On RPM-based Linux systems, download the Linux Sentinel driver RPM and then run the following command:This will install the Sentinel System Driver (USB daemon).

Sentinel System Driver Rainbow

Safenet Dongle Driver Installation on Ubuntu,Kubuntu,Debianand other Debian-derived Linux systems

Download the file sntl-sud_7.5.1.tar andthen extract the files from the tar archive. In a terminal, type:Then run the following command:

Sentinel System Driver Installer 7.5.1.exe

Safenet Dongle Driver Installation on Mac OS X 10.8+ 64-bit Intel Processor Systems

Sentinel System Driver Download

• Click on Mac OS X Sentinel installer. Select 'Save file' and save as 'Sentinel Keys Protection Installer.zip'.
• Double click to expand, which creates the folder 'Sentinel Keys Protection Installer'.
• Open the folder, and the open the sub-folder 'English', and double-click on the Sentinel Keys Protection Installer package, then follow the instructions to install on your hard disk.