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January 3rd, 2017 18:00
I wonder if the upgrade key was used in the networker.
Hi, everyone.
Answer one question.
I wonder if the upgrade key was used in the networker.
History) Enginner A and B
1. A is the Enable Networker Upgrade Key.
2. A has left.
3. I can not contact you for convenience ...................
4. Change Enginner B
5. B sees the Networker upgrade key. But ... I can not.
I wonder if the upgrade key was used in the networker.
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ble1
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January 4th, 2017 08:00
What is upgrade key? If you are looking at enablers (and updates to them), you can always scan nsrdb in following manner:
# grep -i "NetWorker for" */*
03/0053215b0000000000000000516aa4870af6f050:name: "NetWorker for UNIX, Power Edition (12 clients per server)/1 server";
Then cat the file and you will see all enablers along when they have been added (date). Ofc, you will need to know mapping between name of license and enabler code itself, but that should not be a problem for you. Unless you do not have permissions. And perhaps you don't - in that case talk to engineer B
Kleinenbroich
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January 4th, 2017 06:00
Hi,
are you asking how to check whether the upgrade license key is installed or not?
Which NetWorker release are you using?
Thanks and regards
Michael
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January 4th, 2017 08:00
If you want to see what nature a given enabler code is, use the following command:
nsrcap -nvv -c
You can see all entered enabler code in the NMC - Admin GUI (Configuration window, Registration).
You can also use nsradmin as follows to show all enablers (here shown for Windows):
C:\>nsradmin
NetWorker administration program.
Use the "help" command for help, "visual" for full-screen mode.
nsradmin> . type: nsr license
Current query set
nsradmin> show enabler code; name
nsradmin> p
name: NetWorker Source Capacity 1TB License;
enabler code: 67xxxx-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxx;
.....
nsradmin> q
C:\>