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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 04, 2015
Filed:
Jan. 29, 2010
Clint H. O'connor, Austin, TX (US);
Gary D. Huber, Austin, TX (US);
Michael Haze, Round Rock, TX (US);
William A. Curtis, Austin, TX (US);
Brian Decker, Round Rock, TX (US);
Frank Molsberry, Georgetown, TX (US);
Subramanian Ganesan, Austin, TX (US);
Clint H. O'Connor, Austin, TX (US);
Gary D. Huber, Austin, TX (US);
Michael Haze, Round Rock, TX (US);
William A. Curtis, Austin, TX (US);
Brian Decker, Round Rock, TX (US);
Frank Molsberry, Georgetown, TX (US);
Subramanian Ganesan, Austin, TX (US);
Dell Products L.P., Round Rock, TX (US);
Abstract
A system, method, and computer-readable medium are disclosed for managing a system's entitlement to digital assets when the system's components are replaced. A unique system identifier, comprising the unique identifiers of predetermined system components, is associated with digital assets data to generate digital assets entitlement data, which in turn entitles the system to process the digital assets data. The digital assets entitlement is perpetuated when a first unique system component identifier is replaced with a second unique system component identifier.