lmstat(1)

NAME

lmstat − monitor the status of all network licensing activities

SYNOPSIS

lmstat -c license_file [ -a ] [ -A ] [ -f feature ]
[ -i [ feature ] ] [ -S vendor_daemon_name ] [ -s hostname ]
[ -t value ]

DESCRIPTION

The lmstat command helps you monitor the users of individual features, the users of features served by a specific daemon, and the daemons that are running.

You do not have to be a superuser to use the lmstat utility. The lmstat utility is located in /etc/opt/licenses.

OPTIONS

−c license_file
Use the license file named.

-a Display all information.

-A List all active licenses.

-f feature List users of feature.

-i [feature] Print information about the named feature or all features if no feature is specified. This option is usually not recommended, since the information does not come from the license server and might not reflect what the server actually supports.

-S vendor_daemon_name
List all users of the vendor daemon’s features.

-s hostname
Display status of clients running on hostname.

-t value Set lmstat time out to value.

EXAMPLE

To get license information, identify each feature’s available licenses, and identify the current license users, type:

lmstat -a -c licenses_combined

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