You can check distribution via nsrlic -v command. In GUI, using NMC, you can go to Registration part and see available licenses. From client view, you can enable Enabler in use column and see if client has current;y allocated licenses or not (but nsrlic command is more elegant way of doing it).
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June 23rd, 2014 02:00
You can check distribution via nsrlic -v command. In GUI, using NMC, you can go to Registration part and see available licenses. From client view, you can enable Enabler in use column and see if client has current;y allocated licenses or not (but nsrlic command is more elegant way of doing it).
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See the documents on EMC Online support for details:
https://support.emc.com/docu9466_Special-Uses-for-the-NetWorker-nsradmin-Program-Technical-Note.pdf?language=en_US
Fenglin1
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Hi Xin,
You can use nsradmin command: Listing the NetWorker clients that use a NetWorker module license
To list NetWorker clients that use a module license, enter the following at the nsradmin prompt:
nsradmin> . type: NSR client
nsradmin> show name;licensed applications;enabler in use
nsradmin> print