New keys getting errors.
You are running CAS9 to install/load a new product site key can result in the following CAS9125E message...
CAS9125E - Invalid data: Key tampering detected or transcription error
A site key is a special license key that is not CPU specific. The format of a sitekey is as follows:
PROD(WF) DATE(30SEP16) CPU(*SITE*-/siteid) LMPCODE(xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
where: "siteid" is the same SITEID value provided on the preceding site card statement, and "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" is the CA license management generated code
OS: z/OS , VSE
Release: ANY
Component: CAIRIM
When CAS9 is reading in a "site key", a corresponding "site card" must be present in the KEYS member ahead of all "site key" statements.
The following example represents a "site card" followed by a "site key"
SITEID(siteid) SITECODE(ccccccccccccccccccccc) NAME(generated company name)
PROD(WF) DATE(30SEP16) CPU(*SITE*-/siteid) LMPCODE(xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Note: The SITEID, SITECODE and NAME on the "site card" are generated by CA License Management code. These values must appear exactly as delivered by the CA License Management team.
If the NAME is too long to fit on the same line, define it on the following line by using the continuation character as shown here:
column 72 v
SITEID(12345678) SITECODE(AFM3XC43BPASTBG0FUUY8) -
NAME(THISISAVERYLONGCOMPANYNAME)