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1. Stop DTP Server and Data Collector services (see Stopping DTP Services).
2. Open the variables file (no extension) located in the <DTP_INSTALL>/bin directory  directory in an editor.
3. In the DTP_JAVA_OPTS and DC_JAVA_OPTS variables, change the -DuseExternalLock flag from false to true.
4. Insert the USB HASP key and wait for the operating system to install the drivers; the LED on the HASP key flashes during installation.
5. After the drivers have been installed, Start DTP and Data Collector services.
6. Add the new license; see License Server.

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1. Run dtpconsole.sh located in the <DTP_INSTALL>/bin directory.
2. Use the console to stop DTP Server and Data Collector services (see Stopping DTP Services).
3. Open the the variables file (no extension) also located in the <DTP_HOME>/bin directory in an editor.
4. In the ENABLE_EXTERNAL_LOCK variable, change the -DuseExternalLock flag from false to true.
5. You must also change how Linux handles the USB HASP key hardware. By default, USB devices have 66* permission, but the USB HASP key requires 666 permission.
   1. Locate the udev.rules file for your distribution. This file is responsible for USB devices.
   2. Modify the usb_device entry to use MODE="0666"
   3. Execute the following command: udevadm control --reload-rules
6. Plug the USB HASP Key into the machine; if the key is already plugged in, run following command as root user to programmatically insert key: udevadm trigger.
7. Start DTP services from the DTP console.
8. Add the new license; see Managing Tool Licenses.

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