User guide

Chapter 7 - License Administration Tools
lmstat
86 FLEXnet Licensing End User Guide
Note If you use the -c license_file_list option, the license file(s) specified are read by
lmreread, not by lmgrd; lmgrd rereads the file it read originally.
You can protect the unauthorized execution of
lmreread when you start up the license
manager daemon,
lmgrd.
See Also
• “lmgrd Command-Line Syntax” for details about securing access to lmreread
FLEXNET LICENSING VERSION NOTES
• Ability for vendor daemon to participate in rereading of its option file introduced in v8.0
vendor daemon
lmstat
The lmstat utility helps you monitor the status of all network licensing activities, including:
• Daemons that are running
• License files
• Users of individual features
• Users of features served by a specific vendor daemon
• BORROW licenses borrowed
lmstat prints information that it receives from the license server; therefore, it does not report
on unserved licenses such as uncounted licenses. To report on an uncounted license, the license
must be added to a served license file and the application must be directed to use the license
server for that license file (via
@host, port@host or USE_SERVER). Queued users and
licenses shared due to duplicate grouping are also not returned by
lmstat.
Usage is:
lmstat [-a] [-c license_file_list] [-f [feature]] [-i [feature] [-s[server]
[-S [vendor]] [-t timeout_value]
where:
-all
If more than one lmgrd is specified, instructs all
lmgrds to reread.
-a
Displays all information.