Getting Veritas license information

[Patrick Beckhelm]

Greetings folks,

The problem I'm currently faced with is that of determining to whom
the Veritas licenses on any given system are attributed to.
Basically, I'm doing a site audit and want to be sure that I have only
licenses attributable to my company, and in the event that I find
that's not the case, of course, to set up the purchase of new
licenses.

So far I've been able to validate that the licenses on my systems are
good, using the following set of commands, but it doesn't really give
me what I need:

vxlicense -p
vxdctl license
vxliccheck -pv
vxlicrep

If anyone knows how to find this info, I'd be grateful. The systems
this is running on are mostly Solaris 8 or 9, on Sun Sparc hardware.

Thanks,

patrick

[zombie]

> and in the event that I find

>that's not the case, of course, to set up the purchase of new
>licenses.
>

create an account on vlicense.veritas.com for your company, you need a customer
number. They have a database of the various licenses that your company has
purchased.



zombie


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zombie

[Patrick Beckhelm]

zombie <zombie_member@newsguy.com> wrote in message news:<103494273.0000f6ae.065@drn.newsguy.com>...

> > and in the event that I find
> >that's not the case, of course, to set up the purchase of new
> >licenses.
> >

> create an account on vlicense.veritas.com for your company, you need a customer
> number. They have a database of the various licenses that your company has
> purchased.
>
>
>
> zombie

While that's certainly one half of the equation, the other is
determining what we are in fact using at our site. I would like to
find out what's on the servers, if for nothing other than my own
edification. I'd imagine there would be some such functionality
available so that even Veritas could audit your systems, should they
choose to do so.

Patrick