Specifications

Redundant License Server Pool Utilities
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• License distribution - You see a list of all license servers in the pool.
You can choose which license servers will service this license by
selecting the appropriate Include check boxes. For each license
server you include, you can select how many tokens will initially be
distributed to that license server.
4. After at least one license has been added to the pool, you can select an
existing license from the Wrlftool main screen and click Edit License to
change its token distribution and borrowing threshold as explained
above. You can also select a license and click Delete License to delete it
from the pool.
Using rlftool to Create or Edit a Redundant License File
rlftool is a command-utility for Windows and UNIX. (On a Windows computer,
use rlftool from within an MS-DOS window.) It may also be used in menu mode
on Windows computers from an MS-DOS window.
Note If you are editing an existing redundant license file, to avoid synchroniza-
tion problems because someone else is adding licenses or changing distri-
bution criteria in the redundant license file while you have it open, we
recommend you make a copy of the file under another name, make your
changes, and then rename it back to its original name when you are done.
The changes you make to the redundant license file will not take effect until you
copy the changed file to a redundant license server in the pool (or edit it directly
on the license server using the precautions discussed above) and then restart that
server.
Tip If you are running on a Windows computer, you may find using the Win-
dows-interface Wrlftool program more convenient than using rlftool.
Using the rlftool Menu
To use rlftool in menu mode to create a new redundant license file, from DOS
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