After launching your QuTScloud instance on platforms like AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, or hypervisors like VMware and Hyper-V, you must activate it.
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To obtain a QuTScloud license key, you must first purchase a license from the QNAP Software Store and then "generate" the key by activating it through the QNAP License Manager. How to Generate a QuTScloud License Key qutscloud license key
If you bought a 4-core license but assigned 8 vCPUs to your virtual machine, the license validation will fail. Match your VM configuration to your license specifications. 2. License Expiration Warnings
Log in to your QUTScloud instance as an Administrator. After launching your QuTScloud instance on platforms like
You will be prompted to link the license to a specific QuTScloud instance (e.g., your QNAP ID associated with the virtual machine).
QUTSCloud License Key is a cloud-based license management feature that issues, validates, and tracks software license keys for applications deployed on QUTSCloud. It provides secure key generation, usage enforcement, lifecycle management, and reporting to ensure compliant software access and simplify administration. If you share with third parties, their policies apply
: The system displays a list of unlinked licenses purchased under your QNAP ID. Select the appropriate license from the list.
Managing your license key effectively is key to a trouble-free experience. Here are several best practices to follow:
Enter the generated license key on your QuTScloud initialization page when setting up your virtual NAS. 4. Renewing and Managing Licenses
Once validated, the cloud NAS will unlock full administrative privileges, allowing you to configure storage pools, user access permissions, and application deployments. Troubleshooting Common Licensing Issues