Check FLUENT licenses in Linux

L3munoz · September 2, 2009, 18:06

Hi everybody!

I'm working with FLUENT in linux (red hat) and i wanted which is the command i should write in the shell to check all the users of fluent at this moment. I mean, i'd like to know how all the licenses we have are used by the different users who have an account in our servers. The point is that we have different servers and 7 FLUENT licenses in total so these can be taken from any ofthe server.

Is there, therefore, any way to check the FLUENT licenses?

Thanks in advance,

Jorge.

jalarron · September 2, 2009, 23:39

lmstat -a

Open fluent, and go to Help Menu > licence usage

Cheers,
Javier

L3munoz · September 3, 2009, 03:29

Hi Javier,

thanks a lot for ur fast reply. lmstat -a was enough to know who was using FLUENT. It worked perfectly.

Gracias Javier

ivanbuz · September 3, 2009, 20:09

lmstat -a | grep "in use"

might make the list a little clearer

September 2, 2009, 18:06	Check FLUENT licenses in Linux	#1
L3munoz Member Jorge Muñoz Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 56 Rep Power: 17	Hi everybody! I'm working with FLUENT in linux (red hat) and i wanted which is the command i should write in the shell to check all the users of fluent at this moment. I mean, i'd like to know how all the licenses we have are used by the different users who have an account in our servers. The point is that we have different servers and 7 FLUENT licenses in total so these can be taken from any ofthe server. Is there, therefore, any way to check the FLUENT licenses? Thanks in advance, Jorge.

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September 2, 2009, 23:39		#2
jalarron New Member Javier Larrondo Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 17 Blog Entries: 1 Rep Power: 17	lmstat -a Open fluent, and go to Help Menu > licence usage Cheers, Javier

September 3, 2009, 03:29		#3
L3munoz Member Jorge Muñoz Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 56 Rep Power: 17	Hi Javier, thanks a lot for ur fast reply. lmstat -a was enough to know who was using FLUENT. It worked perfectly. Gracias Javier

September 3, 2009, 20:09		#4
ivanbuz Member Ivan Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 85 Rep Power: 17	lmstat -a \| grep "in use" might make the list a little clearer