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Configuring The Cluster
management daemon.
In such a case, the verify-license utility allows the troubleshooting of license issues.
Using The verify-license Utility To Troubleshoot License Issues
There are four ways in which the verify-license utility can be used:
1. Using verify-license with no options: simply displays a usage
text:
Example
[root@bright60 ~]# verify-license
Usage: /cm/local/apps/cmd/sbin/verify-license <path to certificate> \
<path to keyfile> <verify|info|monthsleft[=12]>
2. Using verify-license with the info option: prints license details:
Example
[root@bright60 ~]# cd /cm/local/apps/cmd/etc/
[root@bright60 etc]# verify-license cert.pem cert.key info
========= Certificate Information ===========
Version:
6.0
Edition:
Advanced
Common name:
bright60
Organization:
Bright Computing
Organizational unit:
Development
Locality:
San Jose
State:
California
Country:
US
Serial:
4411
Starting date:
24 Apr 2012
Expiration date:
31 Dec 2012
MAC address:
00:0C:29:E2:DA:2D
Pre-paid nodes:
10
Max Pay-per-use Nodes:
1000
=============================================
[root@bright60 etc]#
3. Using verify-license with the verify option: checks the validity of the license:
• If the license is valid, then no output is produced and the utility
exits with exit-code 0.
• If the license is invalid, then output is produced indicating what is
wrong. Messages such as these are then displayed:
– If the license is old:
Example
[root@bright60 etc]# verify-license cert.pem cert.key verify
License has expired
License verification failed.
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