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LGTOLIC

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NAME

lgtolic - EMC license utility command

SYNOPSIS

lgtolic [ -s server ] -c enabler_code
lgtolic -i [ -m hostfile_dir ]
lgtolic [ -s server ] -l
lgtolic [ -s server ] -u enabler_code -a authorization_code
lgtolic [ -s server ] -v enabler_code

DESCRIPTION

The lgtolic command is used to manipulate EMC licenses that are stored within a license resource database. The license resource database is administered by a EMC license daemon. For a description of the license daemon, see lgtolmd(1m).

OPTIONS

-a authorization_code: Authorizes a license with the specified authorization code, making the license permanent. Specify the license to be authorized by using the -u option and the -a option. To obtain authorization codes for this product via the World Wide Web, simply point your web browser to customernet.emc.com to enter the enabler code for each authorization code that you request. For more details on product licensing, including other methods to obtain authorization codes, refer to the product Installation and Administration Guide and the latest Release Supplement.
-c enabler_code: Creates the license indicated by the specified enabler code. Enabler codes are listed on enabler certificates provided to you when you purchased this product. An authorization code is required to make each license permanent.
-i: Prints out the hostid of the machine on which this command is running.
-l: Lists all of the EMC product licenses currently stored within the license resource database.
-m hostfile_dir: Specifies the directory where the hostids file resides. If this option is specified, the program will use the list of hostid(s) in the hostids file that resides in this directory to generate a composite hostid. This option is useful if the licensing manager is installed on a cluster machine or to force the hostid to be IP address-based instead of machine security ID-based on an NT machine. For NetWorker, the typical directory for the hostids file is /nsr/res. For a stand-alone licensing manager running on a machine that does not have the NetWorker server installed, the typical path is /nsr/lic/res. The format for the list of hostids in a hostids file is: hostid1:hostid2:hostid3 where hostid is a hexadecimal string. This option must be used to specify a hostid file.
-s server: Specifies the hostname, RPC program number, and version for the license daemon whose database you are targeting. License daemon information is displayed in the following format:

< hostname >:< rpc_number >:< version >

Note: If you do not specify the -s server option, lgtolic uses the default values that map to the daemon used by the product shipped. The current default for the hostname is localhost, the default for the RPC program number is 390115, and the default for the RPC version number is 2. You can also use environment variables to change these three defaults. LMD_HOSTNAME changes the default hostname of the machine where the license daemon is running. LMD_PROGNUM changes the default RPC program number for connecting to the license daemon. You should never have to use this. LMD_VERSION changes the default RPC version number for connecting to the license daemon. The following example uses default hostname and RPC program number, but uses RPC version number 1 to list all licenses.
Example: lgtolic -s "::1" -l

To specify a license daemon located on an alternative machine, use the -s < hostname > option.
-u enabler_code: Updates an installed license with the authorization code specified with the -a option at the command line.
-v enabler_code: Deciphers the specified enabler code. The generated output includes information about the license name, type, serial number, and count.

NOTES

The daemon information provided by the -s option can also be obtained by using the following environment variables:

LMD_HOSTNAME, The name of the host for the license daemon

LMD_PROGNUM, The program number for the license daemon

LMD_VERSION, The version number for the license daemon

DIAGNOSTICS

Program not registered: lgtolmd is not running.
Unknown host: Either the default hostname is invalid or the hostname specified with the -s option is invalid.

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