User guide

Network Adapter License Utility

Tool usage

Chapter 2

Return codes

The following return codes may display:

Command line examples

The following are valid nalicense command line examples:

Example #1:

nalicense add <license string>

What it does:

Adds the provided license to the system and upon successful operation writes the

following message to both stdout and to the default log file:

Mon Sep 15 15:42:14 2003: Adding License “AAAAA-BBBBB-CCCCC-12345-12345”.

Success

Example #2:

nalicense display /m /l license.txt

What it does:

Displays all valid licenses on the system and upon successful operation writes the

following example message to both stdout and to the license.txt file located in the

same directory as nalicense.exe:

License String;Product Name;Ver;Type;Seats

Used;Days;Permitted;LeftAAAAA-BBBBB-CCCCC-12345-12345; Intelligent

Networking Pack;1;Demo;1;N/A;90;35

Example #3:

nalicense display /l license.txt

/help Displays utility usage (optional).

/M Prints license information in a format capable of being

parsed by machine (optional).

Table 2-1 nalicense command line arguments (Continued)

Argument Function

Table 2-2 nalicense return codes

Code Description

0 Success.

1 Duplicate license exists.

2 Invalid Integrity Essentials Intelligent Networking Pack license.

3 Unrecognized Integrity Essentials Intelligent Networking Pack license.

4 Usage error.