brewskizzle
28th July 2005, 04:41
Is there any funcionality on LN6.1 to check active users on server like licmon with -w option on Baan4cIV or 5.0C? Because on LN6.1 all the licenses are controled by SLM, I cannot find licmon executable under $BSE\bin. I know that I can check user name of bshel processes on OS level, but I want to know about baan functionality.

Please let me know if any of you know how to check.

Thanks,
Yusuke

NPRao
28th July 2005, 05:57
Yusuke,

Refer to the BaaN/SSA standard documents -
Publication Information
Document code : U8574A US
Release : SSA® License Manager 2.2
Document title : Installation and Configuration Guide
Publication date : November 04

<BAANHOME> Environment variable for SLM installation directory,
which is %BAANHOME% for Windows and ${BAANHOME} for UNIX and AS/400.

${BAANHOME}/bin/BclmServer

To monitor the server
The following table shows the syntax of the commands for retrieving
monitoring information from the specified server.
BclmCmd –mon… <host> [-port <port number>]
-montts Retrieve monitoring totals
-mondts Retrieve monitoring details
-monsts Retrieve monitoring statistics
Monitoring a license server provides you information about which licenses,
and how many licenses, are used by whom. The ‘totals’ (argument –montts)
only provides an idea of how many licenses are currently being used. The
‘details’ (argument –mondts) provides license information about individual
users and servers.
The following example shows how to receive detailed statistics from the
license server orbit:
C:\>BclmCmd -mondts orbit
Retrieving monitoring data from license-server.
License-server host : orbit
License-server port : 6005
Monitoring type : Details
Result:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<details
date="Thu Jun 26 09:59:23 2003"
host="orbit"
port="6005"
mode="master">
<desktopLicense
count="0"
/>
<concurrentLicense
count="1">
<product
id="6013"
/>
</concurrentLicense>
<userLicense
count="1">
<product
id="6017"
/>
</userLicense>
<serverLicense
count="1">
<product
id="6079"
count="1">
<user
user="d:/baan"
desktop="cnl08447vm"
/>
</product>
</serverLicense>
</details>
OK