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Chapter 3: Reading a License FileLicense File Syntax• On the VENDOR line:• Paths to the vendor daemon.• Options file paths• TCP/IP port numbers (for firewall support only)• The USE_SERVER line.• On the feature definition lines:• The values in keyword=value pairs on FEATURE lines, if keyword is specified in lowercase• You can use the \ line-continuation character to break up long lines.See AlsoEnsuring License AvailabilityCounted vs. Uncounted LicensesLicense File SyntaxThis section describes the contents of the license file, including SERVER lines and VENDOR lines. This is anexample of a license file for a single VENDOR name with two features.SERVER my_server 17007ea8 1700VENDOR sampledFEATURE f1 sampled 1.000 01-jan-2013 10 SIGN=””FEATURE f2 sampled 1.000 01-jan-2013 10 SIGN=””This example allows the license server, called my_server with the hostid 17007ea8, to serve ten floating licensesfor each feature, f1 and f2 to any user on the network.SERVER LinesThe SERVER line specifies the host name and hostid of the license server and the TCP/IP port number of thelicense server manager (lmadmin or lmgrd). Normally a license file has one SERVER line. Three SERVER linesmean that you are using license servers configured for three-server redundancy. The absence of a SERVER linemeans that every feature definition line in the license file is uncounted.The hostids from the SERVER lines are computed into the license key or signature on every feature definition line.For this reason, make sure you keep SERVER lines together with any feature definition lines as they were sent fromthe software publisher.The format of the SERVER line is:SERVER host hostid [port] [PRIMARY_IS_MASTER] [HEARTBEAT_INTERVAL=seconds]28 FNP-11111-LAG01 License Administration Guide
Chapter 3: Reading a License FileLicense File SyntaxFor example:SERVER my_server 17007ea8 21987The following table describes the attributes on this line.Table 3-1 • SERVER Line FormatFieldhostDescriptionThe system host name or IP address. String returned by the UNIX hostname oruname -n command. On NT/2000/XP, ipconfig /all; on Windows 95/98/ME,winipcfg /all return the host name.hostidUsually the string returned by the lmhostid command. This is changed only byyour publisher.portTCP/IP port number to use. A valid number is any unused port numberbetween 0 and 64000. On UNIX, choose a port >1024, since those
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