I got an internal inquiry, though I am not convinced why they want to know the details (which server). We have a cluster of dual (active/backup) servers, where the authentication licensing is configured on the main then backup servers (WS2016). A group of users(say 10) initiated sessions via remote desktop to the cluster, but none of the servers is showing any licensing authentication (No of licenses is shown as 0 on the dashboard). But sessions/connections are up. The question is how to determine which server is providing which authentication licensing number to which user, and how to visualize that (not sure if authentication license manager can do that)? Initially 50 licenses x 4 groups (i.e. total 200 licenses) were configured on the main then backup servers. It might be confusing and difficult to understand the situation. I hope a professional administrator can advise me and appreciate your early feedback. Thanks.
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On Dec 12, 2:22 pm, mtester mtester wrote:> Hi>> I tried installing QTP 11 on windows XP 32-bit and it went smooth till it> asks for license.>> For license, I used the crack and followed the same steps as mentioned> below. And it also went smoothly - the lservrc file generated in license> folder and 'License installed successfully' message on QTP license key> prompt.>> Now my problem is that the qtp is not running and gives invalid License> error.>> This was my 2nd installation, however I started this installation on> freshly formated system.>> Please help. I am facing the same problem on windows 7 64 bit system.>> Cheers,> Meenakshi>
> > (quotes are not required, just giving an example). then copy> > the l-mqt82.exe from the below .rar download... do not download everything> > into this License Manager folder... you can try disabling antivirus and> > firewalls by right clicking the antivirus softwares from the status bar...> > without that also it should work if you accept the above i-mqt82.exe file.> > Once you double click on i-mqt82.exe you will see lservrc file in your> > License Manager folder. Open this lservrc file in Notepad and copy only> > the first part of the key before # sign and paste in QTP license... Main> > thing is to create lservrc file only... if this is not working, you need to> > do same steps in windows xp machine with same user id (computer name and> > user id should be same) and you can copy that lservrc file into windows 7> > environment... many other options are there... but above option will work.>> > regards,> > Srikanth>
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