Thanks.  We had a hardware prom on the Solaris server replaced which changed
the host-id.  I have not seen the problem reappear once the host-id transfer
was completed.

Hope this helps.

==Teri

-----Original Message-----
From: f_x [mailto:f_x AT gmx DOT net]
Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 6:12 AM
To: Legato NetWorker discussion; Duross, Theresa
Subject: Re: [Networker] Licensed Legato server is expiring.

Hello Theresa,

i have the same problem on a NetWorker 6.1.3 Workgroup Edition on a
Windows 2000 Server. The licences were authorized in May this year. Two
weeks ago i got a call from the customer that the base enabler has
expired. Then we reentered the auth code and the problem was "solved".
This week the customer called me again that the oracle enabler was
expired. Next week i am onsite and i will see if i can find out more.
Maybe it is a bug in the 6.1.3.

greetings f_x

Duross, Theresa schrieb:
> Version: NetWorker 6.1.3.Build.428 Network Edition/20
>
> Solaris (sparc) Release: 5.8
>
> All licenses have been enabled and authorized for no expiration
>
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>
> No configuration changes have been made to the server.  On October 2, 2003
> the following message started appearing ==> Oct  2 00:13:01 <server name>
> root: [ID 702911 daemon.notice] NetWorker Registration: (warning) License
> enabler #none (NetWorker/10 Eval) will expire in 13 day(s) in nsr/messages
> and is still appearing.
>
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>
> The message seems to emerge about the same time of the day and only in
> nsr/messages.  First Legato just executed backups on the Legato server in
> this mode.  However, more recently Legato has started to execute other
> backup jobs that are not configured according to the way that they are
> executing.
>
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> The hostid on this server has not changed.  We have blanked out all
enabler
> and authorization codes and put them back in.  This has authorized the
> server and all modules with no expiration date for a second time but has
not
> resolved this issue.  The message reappeared and continued its countdown.
We
> have updated the firmware and patched the kernel even though there have
> never been any error messages appearing in /var/adm/messages regarding any
> problems with the operating system.
>
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>
> At this point I am looking for suggestions and/or ideas from anyone that
may
> have experienced this type of problem. Is there any other place that I can
> look on the server or anywhere else for further information on how to
> troubleshoot this problem?  Please respond through the Networker forum.
>
>
>
> Thanks and Regards,
>
>
>
> Teri Duross
>
> Enterprise Backup Administrator
>
> Commonwealth of Massachusetts - Division of Employment and Training
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> TDuross AT detma DOT org
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