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• NAME
• SYNOPSIS
• DESCRIPTION
• ARGUMENTS
• OPTIONS
• EXAMPLES
• EXIT STATUS

NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

Identifies whether a Symantec product feature is licensed on the system. You can query for a feature by specifying its associated product name or product ID. You can also query whether a feature is licensed in a particular license key.

You can query for only one feature at a time with this command. This utility supports Elan License Manager (ELM) keys.

ARGUMENTS

Specify the license key or product and the feature you want to detect.

-k LicenseKey

Queries whether the feature of interest is licensed in the license key you specify. If entering more than one key, separate each key with a comma.

-n ProductName

Queries whether the feature of interest is licensed in any of the installed keys for the product name you specify. Enclose the name of the product in quotes, but note the following:

You do not need to enclose the product name within quotes unless the string contains spaces. For example, you would use quotes for "Volume Manager".

-i ProductId

Queries whether the feature of interest is licensed in any of the installed keys associated with the product ID you specify.

-f FeatureName

Specifies the name of the feature you want to detect.

You do not need to enclose the string within quotes unless the string contains spaces. For example, you do not need quotes for VVR, but you do for "CVM Lite".

OPTIONS

-q

Runs in quiet mode, suppressing all output from being displayed on the screen. This option is typically used when running the command in shell scripts that check only the return code. If used in combination with -l, -q has no effect.

-l

Lists all features that are licensed in the key you specify. If you specify a product name or product ID instead, lists all features licensed in any of the keys for that product.

-h

Lists and describes the command line switches available for this command.

-v

Displays the version of this utility.

EXAMPLES

The following examples verify a feature defined for the same product. The first example identifies the product by its license key, the second by its product name, and the third by its product ID. vxlictest -k PR66-WPBD-NZCY-P3ZP-CPOP -f "VxVM" vxlictest -n "Symantec Volume Manager" -f "VxVM" vxlictest -i 78 -f "VxVM"

The following example uses quiet mode (the -q can also be entered as the first argument): vxlictest -k PR66-WPBD-NZCY-P3ZP-CPOP -f "VxVM" -q

The following example displays all the licensed features in any keys installed for Volume Manager: vxlictest -n "Symantec Volume Manager" -l

The following example displays all the licensed features in the specified key: vxlictest -k PR66-WPBD-NZCY-P3ZP-CPOP -l

EXIT STATUS

The following exit values are returned:

0 Successful completion

\>0 An error occurred

Last updated: 20 Dec 2005
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