When the License Manager is started, it can be configured in any of the following three ways.
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1 | Set the command-line parameters |
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Many of the License Manager options can be set using all three methods. This flexibility of using more than one method helps in some situations, but it may also produce confusing outcomes. So, please note the following priorities to know the actual outcome. On Windows, the command-line switches (set through lservnt service) are checked first. If command-line options are used then any option set by LSERVOPTS will be ignored, however specific variables would be considered. The manner in which LSERVOPTS is considered same behavior would be applied to Windows System Registry. For example:
If the command-line switches are not set at all then LSERVOPTS would have the higher priority for the options set over the specific environment variables. For example:
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2 | Set the LSERVOPTS environment variable | Setting Environment Variables | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
3 | Set specific environment variables |
Remember the following guidelines for configuring the License Manager:
In this section, the actual steps of using the various configuration options are described:
See Also:
Locate the License Manager Computer