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lmdiag -n -c port@host
From our observations, this error does not appear to be harmful. The problem has been reported for FLEXlm versions between 8 and 10. More recent versions no longer seem to have this issue.
To fix the error, try downloading the latest version of lmutil and place it in the C:\xflicstat directory. If this does not fix the problem, talk to your application vendor and get a fixed version of FLEXlm.
Does License Statistics handle FLEXlm reservations?Anchor flexnet reservations flexnet reservations
| flexnet reservations | |
| flexnet reservations |
License Statistics handles reservations that aren't included in license usage statistics until they're actively used.
When querying a FLEXlm license server, output that includes reserved licenses looks similar to the following: Users of adv_assemblies: (Total of 27 licenses issued; Total of 6 licenses in use) "adv_assemblies" v21.0, vendor: uglmd floating license 2 RESERVATIONs for INTERNET 10.1.*.* (lic_ugs/27000) 2 RESERVATIONs for INTERNET 10.10.*.* (lic_ugs/27000) 2 RESERVATIONs for INTERNET 121.*.*.* (lic_ugs/27000)
Why do I see "checkin failed" in the FLEXlm debug log when running License Statistics?Anchor debug log debug log
| debug log | |
| debug log |
When running License Statistics, you may see something similar to the following in your FLEXlm debug log:19:43:34 (MSC) OUT: "PATRAN" user1@address1
19:43:43 (MSC) IN: "PATRAN" user2@address2 (INACTIVE)
19:44:18 (MSC) Checkin failed feature "NASTRAN": root na5 /dev/tty
19:44:18 (MSC) ""
19:44:18 (MSC) Checkin failed feature "NA_Dynamics": root na5 /dev/tty
19:44:18 (MSC) ""
19:44:18 (MSC) Checkin failed feature "NA_Nonlinear": root na5 /dev/tty
19:44:18 (MSC) ""
19:44:18 (MSC) Checkin failed feature "NA_Thermal": root na5 /dev/tty
19:44:18 (MSC) ""
19:44:18 (MSC) Checkin failed feature "NA_DMAP": root na5 /dev/tty
During operation, License Statistics uses the lmdiag command to poll information from the license daemon. The error is due to bugs between lmdiag and lmgrd + vendor daemon, and not License Statistics itself.
To reproduce this, you can type:
lmdiag -n -c port@host
From our observations, this error does not appear to be harmful. The problem has been reported for FLEXlm versions between 8 and 10. More recent versions no longer seem to have this issue.
To fix the error, try upgrading to the latest version of lmutil and place it in the C:\xflicstat directory. If this does not fix the problem, talk to your application vendor and get a fixed version of FLEXlm.