I'm confused about this output from "nsrlic -v":
WORKSTATION CLIENT TYPES
DOS: 0
Macintosh: 0
OS/2: 0
Windows 3.1x: 0
Windows 95: 0
Windows NT Workstation: 1
UX/4800: 0
Others: 0
Defined Clients: abbtfil001, admin_nt8rc,
admin_nt9, admndev012, ecssql1,
mjrsfil001, mjrsfil002,
nt_san1, oldlotusmail, psfile1,
psfile3, pssql1, pssql2,
pssql3, pssql4, san2,
~admin_nt8rc.wrk.ads.pha.phila.gov-1,
~nt_san1-1;
What are "workstation" licenses? And why are these particular clients
using this type of license, rather than a normal client license? A few of
these are cluster resource clients (not the cluster nodes), but not all.
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Michael Leone
Network Administrator, ISM
Philadelphia Housing Authority
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Philadelphia, PA 19145
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Cell: 215-252-0143
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