Your network administrator will give you instructions on where to find the lcommute utility. From the UNIX or MS-DOS operating system prompt, navigate to the location of lcommute, and type the lcommute command, specifying the appropriate options listed below.
The lcommute options are:
Option | Description |
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-c |
Specifies any of the following operation:
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-f |
The feature name |
-v |
The feature version |
-s |
The license server name or IP address |
-o |
Specifies the commuter check-out mode:
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-d |
The number of days the license will be checked out for. Applicable to local or remote checkout only. |
-l |
The file path of the locking code of a remote machine. Applicable only in case of remote checkout. For details about obtaining locking code of the remote system, see Overview of Remotely Obtaining Commuter Licenses. |
-a |
The file path to save the remote authorization code. Applicable only in case of remote checkout. For details about installing a remote authorization code, see Overview of Remotely Obtaining Commuter Licenses. |
-h |
Displays the help. |
All relevant command line options have to be specified at the same time. Here is an example of lcommute use:Suppose you want to locally checkout feature F1, version V1 from a license server having IP address 172.25.15.139 for 1 day.
Lcommute –c o –f F1 –v V1 –s 172.25.15.139 –o n –d 1
To check-in the same license,
Lcommute –c i –f F1 –v V1