I have an odd problem. I have a MS SQL cluster resource that seems to be 
grabbing a regular client license, instead of a license for a SQL Module, 
and I don't understand why. 


>nsrlic -vv | more
12116:nsrlic: License Summary:
66441:nsrlic:  Available: sv=90, virt=0, ndmp=0
64047:nsrlic:  Borrowed:  sv_borrowed=0
66442:nsrlic:  Remaining: sv=0, virt=0, ndmp=0
69792:nsrlic: Connected Clients:(90)

.... <SNIP> .... pssql4

12128:nsrlic: NetWorker Module for Microsoft SQL Server: Available=20, 
Remaining=5, Used=15
12128:nsrlic: NetWorker Module for Microsoft Applications: Available=2, 
Remaining=2, Used=0

That last client listed - pssql4 - is a cluster resource, and should be 
using a SQL Module license, like these others:

 NetWorker Module for Microsoft SQL Server
             Available: 20
             Used: 15
             Remaining: 5
             Connected Clients: 
<SNIP>

 pssql1, pssql2,pssql3, pssql5;

(all the "pssql*" are MS SQL cluster resource, and all were installed 
exactly the same)

So, how do I determine why that one client is using a regular client 
license? and more to the point, how to I get it to properly use the SQL 
Module license, so that it frees up my regular client license?

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