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Does anyone on this list know of a way I can get a listing of all the virtual clients that I have defined without having to go to each client and open it up and check the properties. I am running Legato Networker 7.5.3 on Solaris 10. I know that you can use the nsrlic command and it gives you a listing of all the licenses and it lists all ESX servers that are using the Virtual client licenses. We have moved quite a few virtual servers and I wanted a way to clean them all up so I would know which ones could be removed without interfering with normal client licenses that we have. Thanks for taking the time to read this and I hope everyone has a great day.
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Clemson University
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office: 864-656-0589
cell: 864-247-2823


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Hi Matt,

Give once nsradmin a try :

nsradmin -s <datazone>
nsradmin> show name;enabler in use
nsradmin> print type:nsr client

HTH

Th

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Objet : [Networker] Virtual License question

Does anyone on this list know of a way I can get a listing of all the
virtual clients that I have defined without having to go to each client and
open it up and check the properties. I am running Legato Networker 7.5.3 on
Solaris 10. I know that you can use the nsrlic command and it gives you a
listing of all the licenses and it lists all ESX servers that are using the
Virtual client licenses. We have moved quite a few virtual servers and I
wanted a way to clean them all up so I would know which ones could be
removed without interfering with normal client licenses that we have. Thanks
for taking the time to read this and I hope everyone has a great day.
--
Matt Powell
mtpowel < at > clemson.edu
Storage Administrator
Clemson University
340 Computer Court
Anderson, SC, 29625
office: 864-656-0589
cell: 864-247-2823


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I got this when I ran that command:

name: gs4;
enabler in use: Yes;

Is there a way to get the exact enabler being used? And which virtual server
it is licensed too? Thank you for the quick response. Is there a way to do
it in your reporting tool? I use it and it is very nice.


On 10/25/11 8:45 AM, "Thierry Faidherbe" <thierry.faidherbe < at > forem.be> wrote:

Hi Matt,

Give once nsradmin a try :

nsradmin -s <datazone>
nsradmin> show name;enabler in use
nsradmin> print type:nsr client

HTH

Th

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Envoyé : mardi 25 octobre 2011 14:39
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Objet : [Networker] Virtual License question

Does anyone on this list know of a way I can get a listing of all the
virtual clients that I have defined without having to go to each client and
open it up and check the properties. I am running Legato Networker 7.5.3 on
Solaris 10. I know that you can use the nsrlic command and it gives you a
listing of all the licenses and it lists all ESX servers that are using the
Virtual client licenses. We have moved quite a few virtual servers and I
wanted a way to clean them all up so I would know which ones could be
removed without interfering with normal client licenses that we have. Thanks
for taking the time to read this and I hope everyone has a great day.
--
Matt Powell
mtpowel < at > clemson.edu
Storage Administrator
Clemson University
340 Computer Court
Anderson, SC, 29625
office: 864-656-0589
cell: 864-247-2823


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Use nsrlic -v and it will give you a list of clients that got a lic.

It is not yet in my reporter, I will add it ... Thanks

Th

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Objet : Re: [Networker] Virtual License question

I got this when I ran that command:

name: gs4;
enabler in use: Yes;

Is there a way to get the exact enabler being used? And which virtual server
it is licensed too? Thank you for the quick response. Is there a way to do
it in your reporting tool? I use it and it is very nice.


On 10/25/11 8:45 AM, "Thierry Faidherbe" <thierry.faidherbe < at > forem.be> wrote:

Hi Matt,

Give once nsradmin a try :

nsradmin -s <datazone>
nsradmin> show name;enabler in use
nsradmin> print type:nsr client

HTH

Th

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part de Matthew Powell
Envoyé : mardi 25 octobre 2011 14:39
À : NETWORKER < at > LISTSERV.TEMPLE.EDU
Objet : [Networker] Virtual License question

Does anyone on this list know of a way I can get a listing of all the
virtual clients that I have defined without having to go to each client
and
open it up and check the properties. I am running Legato Networker 7.5.3
on
Solaris 10. I know that you can use the nsrlic command and it gives you a
listing of all the licenses and it lists all ESX servers that are using
the
Virtual client licenses. We have moved quite a few virtual servers and I
wanted a way to clean them all up so I would know which ones could be
removed without interfering with normal client licenses that we have.
Thanks
for taking the time to read this and I hope everyone has a great day.
--
Matt Powell
mtpowel < at > clemson.edu
Storage Administrator
Clemson University
340 Computer Court
Anderson, SC, 29625
office: 864-656-0589
cell: 864-247-2823


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On your Networker server try:

nsrlic -v

This will show the Virtual Client Licenses for each physical server you've listed, and the virtual clients you specified that each server hosts.

Jason

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Subject: EXTERNAL: Re: [Networker] Virtual License question

I got this when I ran that command:

name: gs4;
enabler in use: Yes;

Is there a way to get the exact enabler being used? And which virtual server
it is licensed too? Thank you for the quick response. Is there a way to do
it in your reporting tool? I use it and it is very nice.


On 10/25/11 8:45 AM, "Thierry Faidherbe" <thierry.faidherbe < at > forem.be> wrote:

Hi Matt,

Give once nsradmin a try :

nsradmin -s <datazone>
nsradmin> show name;enabler in use
nsradmin> print type:nsr client

HTH

Th

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part de Matthew Powell
Envoyé : mardi 25 octobre 2011 14:39
À : NETWORKER < at > LISTSERV.TEMPLE.EDU
Objet : [Networker] Virtual License question

Does anyone on this list know of a way I can get a listing of all the
virtual clients that I have defined without having to go to each client and
open it up and check the properties. I am running Legato Networker 7.5.3 on
Solaris 10. I know that you can use the nsrlic command and it gives you a
listing of all the licenses and it lists all ESX servers that are using the
Virtual client licenses. We have moved quite a few virtual servers and I
wanted a way to clean them all up so I would know which ones could be
removed without interfering with normal client licenses that we have. Thanks
for taking the time to read this and I hope everyone has a great day.
--
Matt Powell
mtpowel < at > clemson.edu
Storage Administrator
Clemson University
340 Computer Court
Anderson, SC, 29625
office: 864-656-0589
cell: 864-247-2823


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Storage Administrator
Clemson University
340 Computer Court
Anderson, SC, 29625
office: 864-656-0589
cell: 864-247-2823


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On 10/25/11 8:38 AM, Matthew Powell wrote:
Does anyone on this list know of a way I can get a listing of all the virtual clients that I have defined without having to go to each client and open it up and check the properties.

Matt,

I'd use the following (on linux, so solaris will be identical) :

nsradmin <<EOF
show name
print type: nsr client; virtual client: yes
EOF

That will give you the list that you can then massage and count...

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That worked exactly as I wanted it to sir. I really appreciate your help in
this matter. Hope to be of assistance to you someday sir. Have a great day.


On 10/25/11 10:20 AM, "Francis Swasey" <Frank.Swasey < at > uvm.edu> wrote:

On 10/25/11 8:38 AM, Matthew Powell wrote:
Does anyone on this list know of a way I can get a listing of all the virtual
clients that I have defined without having to go to each client and open it
up and check the properties.

Matt,

I'd use the following (on linux, so solaris will be identical) :

nsradmin <<EOF
show name
print type: nsr client; virtual client: yes
EOF

That will give you the list that you can then massage and count...

--
Matt Powell
mtpowel < at > clemson.edu
Storage Administrator
Clemson University
340 Computer Court
Anderson, SC, 29625
office: 864-656-0589
cell: 864-247-2823


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