Try nsrlic command. nsrlic -v will give you more verbose data.

Jump on your Networker server and open a command prompt.

type nsrlic

you should see some output similar to the below. and you wil see what servers are using what licenses. i have removed my servers from the post for security reasons.


C:\>nsrlic
connecting to nswndc12 ...
12116:nsrlic: License Summary:
66441:nsrlic: Available: sv=70, virt=8, ndmp=0
64047:nsrlic: Borrowed: sv_borrowed=0
66442:nsrlic: Remaining: sv=2, virt=1, ndmp=0
69792:nsrlic: Connected Clients:(68)
69792:nsrlic: Connected Virtual Client Physical hosts:(7)
12128:nsrlic: NetWorker Module for Microsoft Exchange Server: Available=4, Remaining=0, Used=4
12128:nsrlic: NetWorker Module for SAP with Oracle, Windows Client/1: Available=21, Remaining=19, Used=2
12128:nsrlic: NetWorker Module for Microsoft Applications: Available=19, Remaining=19, Used=0

STANDARD CLIENT LICENSES
Available: 70
Used: 68
Loaned to Virtual: 0
Remaining: 2
Connected Clients
VIRTUAL CLIENT LICENSES
Available: 8
Borrowed from Server: 0
Used: 7
Remaining: 1
Connected Clients
NDMP CLIENT LICENSES
Available: 0
Used: 0
Remaining: 0
Connected Clients
SERVER/CLUSTER CLIENT TYPES
AIX: 0
Digital UNIX: 0
HP UX: 0
HP MPE: 0
Linux: 0
NetWare: 0
Network Appliance: 0
IBM DYNIX/ptx: 0
SGI: 0
Solaris: 0
SunOS: 0
UnixWare: 0
Windows NT Server: 56

WORKSTATION CLIENT TYPES
DOS: 0
Macintosh: 0
OS/2: 0
Windows 3.1x: 0
Windows 95: 0
Windows NT Workstation: 0
UX/4800: 0
Others: 12

Defined Clients PRE-5.0 CLIENT TYPES
APPLICATION LICENSES

NetWorker Module for Microsoft Exchange Server
Available: 4
Used: 4
Remaining: 0

NetWorker Module for SAP with Oracle, Windows Client/1
Available: 21
Used: 2
Remaining: 19

NetWorker Module for Microsoft Applications
Available: 19
Used: 0
Remaining: 19


C:\>

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Scott Dugan

This is good,

I need to try this out ...

thanks