Specifications

License Server - Infrequently Used Variables
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Appendix A - Using Environment Variables to Configure a License Server
To tell the license server running on a Windows 95/98 based computer that the
default directory for license server files is a directory named, C:\LS_FILES,
place the following in the Windows 95/98 autoexec.bat file:
SET LSDEFAULTDIR=C:\LS_FILES
LSERVRC - Set the License Code File
The LSERVRC environment variable can be used to set the name and location of
the license code file. It’s recommended that the default name and location are
used for this file. By default, this file will be called lservc and reside in the
license server default directory.
Examples:
To tell the license server running on a Windows 95/98 based computer that
license code file is in the current directory but named, network.lic, place the fol-
lowing in the Windows 95/98 autoexec.bat file.
SET LSERVRC=NETWORK.LIC
To tell the license server running on a Windows 95/98 based computer that
license code file name and path is, C:\LS_FILES\NETWORK.LIC, place the fol-
lowing in the Windows 95/98 autoexec.bat file.
SET LSERVRC=C:\LS_FILES\NETWORK.LIC
LSERVRCCNF - Set the License Server Configuration File
The LSERVRCCNF environment variable can be used to set the name and loca-
tion of the license server configuration file. This file is used in setting up user
alerts and other options. It’s recommended that the default name and location are
used for this file. In most installations, this file will be called lservc.cnf and
reside in the license server default directory. If LSERVRCCNF isn’t used to
specify the configuration file then the name and location of this file will be based
upon the name and location of the license code file. In this case the configuration