lsmon retrieves information about all features currently licensed by the Sentinel RMS license server, licenses, and clients. If Server-host is omitted, lsmon will attempt to talk to the Sentinel RMS license server on the computer indicated in the LSHOST environment variable or in the LSHOST (or lshost) file. If the variable or the file does not exist, then it will attempt to contact a license server using the broadcast mechanism. If lsmon fails to find a Sentinel RMS license server, it will display an error message and exit.
On UNIX computers, you can use Poll-interval-in-seconds to specify that lsmon should keep monitoring and reporting usage activity instead of displaying information once and stopping. If specified, lsmon will wait for that many seconds between re-polls of the license server. lsmon monitors all licensed applications supported by a license server. If the license server supports licensed applications from multiple vendors, then all licenses for all vendors will be displayed.
Use lsmon [ Server-host ] to run lsmon utility on Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003/Vista/Server 2008 and to run lsmon utility on UNIX use lsmon [ Poll-interval_in_seconds ]. lsmon should be run from the operating system command prompt by an administrative or application user on a stand-alone, client, or license server computer.
One of the following options may be supplied:
| Option | Description |
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Poll-interval_in_seconds |
Enable periodic update at indicated rate. This option is supported on UNIX only. |
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Server-host |
The name of the computer on which the license server is running. |
We suggest you to read through WlmAdmin - Administer License Management Activities for better understanding.