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FLEXlm End User Manual: Appendix A
Hostids for FLEXlm-Supported Machines
Appendix A
Hostids for FLEXlm-Supported Machines
FLEXlm uses different machine identifications for different machine architectures. For
example, all Sun Microsystems, Inc. machines have a unique
hostid, whereas all DEC
machines do not. For this reason, the ethernet address is used on some machine
architectures as the `hostid'. An ethernet address is a 6-byte quantity, with each byte
specified as two hexadecimal digits. Specify all 12 hex digits when using an ethernet
address as a hostid. For example, if the ethernet address is 8:0:20:0:5:ac, you would
specify `0800200005AC' as the hostid.
The program
lmhostid will print the exact hostid that
FLEXlm expects to use on any
given machine. The following table lists alternate methods to obtain the required
hostid for each machine architecture
A.1 Hostid Table.
Apollo | 20-bit ID | lcnode -me | BE70
|
Decstation | ethernet
address | pfstat or
arp hostname | 080020005532
|
DG aviion | 32-bit hostid | /usr/sbin/systemid | 0C020972
|
HP | 32-bit hostid | echo 'uname -i' 16o
p | dc | 778DA450
|
| ethernet
address
| lanscan
(use station
address without leading
`0x') | 0000F0050185
|
RS/6000 | 32-bit hostid | uname -m (returns
000276513100), then
remove last 2 digits, and use
remaining last 8 digits | 02765131
|
SCO
(FLEXlm v.3.0) | Hostid String | uname -x (returns
SCO00354), then prefix
with
`ID_STRING=' | ID_STRING=SCO00354
|
SCO
(FLEXlm pre-3.0 | | uname -x (returns
SCO00354), then remove
any non hex letters from the
serial number | 00354
|
SGI | 32-bit hostid | echo '/etc/sysinfo
-s'16o p | dc | 69022F72
|
SUN | 32-bit hostid | hostid | 170a3472
|
VAX/VMSAlpha/OpenVMS | ethernet
address | ncp | 0800200055327
|
Windows | ethernet | lmutil lmhostid | 0800200055327
|
| Disk serial
number | DIR C: (look for
`Volume Serial
Number is', and
remove `-') | DISK_SERIAL_NUM=1CA25283
|
| Dongle
(parallel port
hardware
key) | lmhostid -flexid | FLEXID=72850003
|
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