> Michael:
> 
> When I worked for a company that did Health checks on Networker, I 
> went out once with someone who was supposed to be a heavyweight and 
> watch him enter command after command to try to get a picture of the
> environment. And one of the most confusing things even back then, 
> was how many licenses they had and how many were available and for 
> what, so I guess little has changed. I ended up with a few commands 
> and rolled the output into a spreadsheet. It made it much easier.

I've had dental surgery that I enjoyed more than working with this 
website. :-)

> Unfortunately, I live at the NJ shore and my house was wiped with 2 
> feet of water and mud, so I lost many of my manuals and the rest, 
> including my Networker manual, is somewhere in a storage locker, but
> as I recall there was a command to see licensing statistics. 

That's not what I need, tho. I need a new enabler code. I rather naively 
thought I could download a new enabler code by choosing "Download Enabler 
Code". It then asked for my host ID. And then it gave me back the enabler 
codes I already had entered on that host ID ... no option for getting a 
new one for that host ID. 

I'm not activating a new license, just getting an enabler code for an 
upgraded version, presumably under my existing (activated) license. The 
license activation wants a LAC (License Activation Code), and you don't 
get one of those for just an update enabler.

In any event, I also emailed licensing, hopefully I will hear soon.

Sorry to hear about your house.