Specifications

Redundant License Server Pool Utilities
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Monitoring License Servers and Licenses
You can also use WlmAdmin to:
• Monitor license servers - See what license servers are running, and find
out information about them.
• Monitor licenses - See information on licenses on the license servers.
You can see whether a license is a redundant license, can be used by
commuters, how many tokens are in use, and how its tokens are distrib-
uted.
• Monitor users - See what users are currently using licenses and what
users are queued waiting for a license token.
• Shut down a license server.
• Add a license code to a license server - Add license codes to the mem-
ory of redundant and non-redundant license servers.
• Delete a license code from a license server - Delete a license code from
the memory of a license server.
• Change token distribution for a license.
• Change the license server log file - Start a new log file for a license
server..
• Enable/disable license token borrowing - Turn token borrowing on or
off for all license servers or for specific licenses.
Using lspool to Maintain a Redundant License Server Pool
lspool is a command-line utility for Windows and UNIX. (On a Windows com-
puter, use lspool from within an MS-DOS window.) For those options that mod-
ify the redundant license file, you must have write-access to the computer on
which one of the redundant license servers resides. You must set the LSFORCE-
HOST environment variable on your computer to point to the license server’s
computer before using lspool.