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Find the Licence number 4 a re-install
Post 302396658 by zickers on Friday 19th of February 2010 04:37:09 AM
02-19-2010
Find the Licence number 4 a re-install
Hi There,
I'm a newbee in SCO.
I have to re install the SCO Open Server 5.05 on a virtual server.
I can't find the licence that is actually using by the SCO server.
Of course i need it for my new install. nobody in my society can give me the licence, they said me that they have paid it.
I'm not sure maybye i must use the command scoadmin licence manager.
Please could you explain/confirm how to find this licence on my running SCO ?
Thanks for you help.
Hope my english is not so bad.
edit : licence number is now OK (find with the command scoadmin licence) but i haven't the licence code. What is the licence code ? 8 characters needed. I've used command brand -Q but i find 9 characters !
"I will be nuts" !
---------- Post updated at 10:37 AM ---------- Previous update was at 09:46 AM ----------
I got it !!!
Google is my best friend...
This is the commands :
Hope that will help someone one day
I'm a newbee in SCO.
I have to re install the SCO Open Server 5.05 on a virtual server.
I can't find the licence that is actually using by the SCO server.
Of course i need it for my new install. nobody in my society can give me the licence, they said me that they have paid it.
I'm not sure maybye i must use the command scoadmin licence manager.
Please could you explain/confirm how to find this licence on my running SCO ?
Thanks for you help.
Hope my english is not so bad.
edit : licence number is now OK (find with the command scoadmin licence) but i haven't the licence code. What is the licence code ? 8 characters needed. I've used command brand -Q but i find 9 characters !
"I will be nuts" !
---------- Post updated at 10:37 AM ---------- Previous update was at 09:46 AM ----------
I got it !!!
Google is my best friend...
This is the commands :
Quote:
The SCO Serial Number and Activation Key (SNAK) actually has three
parts:
Serial Number
Activation Key
License Data (optional)
On OpenServer:
SN: grep IQM_SERIAL_NUMBER /var/adm/ISL/iqm_file
AK: grep IQM_ACTIVATION_KEY /var/adm/ISL/iqm_file
LD: grep ANNOTATION_LINE /var/adm/ISL/iqm_file
Now, SCO has more than just OpenServer, and I don't know which you
have. Here's the UnixWare equiv:
SN: grep SerialID /var/adm/isl/ifile
AK: grep ActKey /usr/vam/isl/ifile
LD: grep LicenseData /var/adm/isl/ifile
parts:
Serial Number
Activation Key
License Data (optional)
On OpenServer:
SN: grep IQM_SERIAL_NUMBER /var/adm/ISL/iqm_file
AK: grep IQM_ACTIVATION_KEY /var/adm/ISL/iqm_file
LD: grep ANNOTATION_LINE /var/adm/ISL/iqm_file
Now, SCO has more than just OpenServer, and I don't know which you
have. Here's the UnixWare equiv:
SN: grep SerialID /var/adm/isl/ifile
AK: grep ActKey /usr/vam/isl/ifile
LD: grep LicenseData /var/adm/isl/ifile
Last edited by zickers; 02-19-2010 at 05:21 AM.. Reason: fix a problem but find an another one
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