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Home / DDS, OpenSplice Tools, OpenSplice Licensing FAQ / How can I tell if RLM is using the correct license key?

How can I tell if RLM is using the correct license key?

If any of your applications or services return a license error saying that the service is not licensed how can you tell if it is or is not finding a license key file?

There is a diagnostic tool that you can run on your machine to check node locked licenses.  All you need to do is set an environment variable called RLM_DIAGNOSTICS.  You set value of this variable to the path and filename of a file that you want the diagnostics to be printed to. You then try to apply the licenses by running the service or application.  You should then see the license diagnostics file created.

For example

To run client-side diagnostics, set the environment variable RLM_DIAGNOSTICS to the name of a file, then run the application:

% setenv RLM_DIAGNOSTICS filename

% (run application)

The file “filename” will contain the diagnostic information explaining if the license is available or not

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