Your managed system contains hardware that allows you to use Capacity Upgrade on Demand (CUoD) functions. Your managed system will stop during the boot process and wait for you to complete the Click to Accept task.
When you accept the Capacity Upgrade on Demand (CUoD) license agreement, your managed system continues the boot process. If you do not accept the CUoD license agreement, the system will not boot until:
If you click on Do not show this information again and select Accept, the boot process continues, and the Capacity Upgrade on Demand License Agreement window does not open the next time the system is powered on.
If you select Do not accept, the boot process does not continue. To continue the boot process, you may display the CUoD License Agreement by clicking on the managed object and selecting the Capacity Upgrade on Demand task and then the License task and accepting the license agreement. Otherwise, you must power down the system, have a service representative remove the CUoD hardware, and then reboot the system.
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