Hi Matt,

Give once nsradmin a try  :

nsradmin -s <datazone>
nsradmin> show name;enabler in use
nsradmin> print type:nsr client

HTH

Th

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Objet : [Networker] Virtual License question

Does anyone on this list know of a way I can get a listing of all the
virtual clients that I have defined without having to go to each client and
open it up and check the properties. I am running Legato Networker 7.5.3 on
Solaris 10. I know that you can use the nsrlic command and it gives you a
listing of all the licenses and it lists all ESX servers that are using the
Virtual client licenses. We have moved quite a few virtual servers and I
wanted a way to clean them all up so I would know which ones could be
removed without interfering with normal client licenses that we have. Thanks
for taking the time to read this and I hope everyone has a great day.
--
Matt Powell
mtpowel AT clemson DOT edu
Storage Administrator
Clemson University
340 Computer Court
Anderson, SC, 29625
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