Jim Sporer

The function of the license files are the same as documented,
except for a numeric value added to the front of the names to
indicate the quantity for that license type.  The NUMBER= option
on the REGISTER LICENSE command is still supported.  The additional
license files were added to help minimize the number of license
statements in the nodelock file.  The nodelock file contains an
entry for each license file registered.  When the NUMBER= option
is used on the REGISTER LICENSE command, it will put that many
entries in the nodelock file for that particular license file
being registered.  For performance purposes, you
should register the license files using the increments to minimize
the number of license files that are registered.  If you do not
minimize the number of license statements in your nodelock file
and run into performance problems with the license manager
component of the TSM server as a result, you can delete the
nodelock file and re-register the licenses using the
appropriate license increments to reduce the number of entries
in the nodelock file.

At 07:56 AM 12/20/2000 +0100, you wrote:

Petr Pøerost wrote:
>
> Hello ,
> after install of 4.1.2 fix my server is licensed for completely everythink
> :-) , please , can somebody help me
> with removing licenses not in use ( TSM server 4.1.2 W2K ) ?
>
> Regards
>
> Petr Prerost
> e-mail pprerost AT htd DOT cz

Petr,

according to a posting from Brian Furphy <vndob571 AT US.IBM DOT COM> as of 1998, Aug 28:

 Mohamed,

 When registered, the licenses are stored in a file named NODELOCK in the
 DSMSERV_DIR environment variable, if specified, or in the current directory
 that the server was started from.

 You will need to remove this file from it's current directory or change it's
 name to start the REGister LICense process again.   Run the Query LICense
 command to confirm the change worked.  For 17 clients you'll need to specify
 the following enrolment certificate files to accomplish your goal,
 (1CLIENT.LIC, 5CLIENT.LIC & 10CLIENT.LIC - use each one time).

 ADSMingly yours
 Brian Furphy

Hth,
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