OpenLink License Manager Usage Notes Start the License Manager Process Mac OS X Open a Mac Terminal. Navigate to this directory: /Library/Application Support/openlink/bin Execute this command: oplmgr +start Unix Open a Unix terminal. Navigate to the root of your OpenLink UDA or Virtuoso installation. Use one of the following scripts to set Virtuoso-related environment variables: bash, bourne, korn shells - openlink.sh C shells - openlink.csh bash, bourne, korn shells - virtuoso-enterprise.sh C shells - virtuoso-enterprise.csh If OpenLink License Manager version is 1.3.5 or less Set and export an OPL_LICENSE_DIR variable that passes the path to the directory that contains your OpenLink UDA or Virtuoso license. Navigate to the bin sub-directory of the OpenLink installation. Execute this command: oplmgr +start If OpenLink License Manager version is 1.3.6 or greater Navigate to the bin sub-directory of the OpenLink installation. Execute this command: oplmgr +start +directory <path to directory containing license> Note: OpenLink recommends that you create an /etc/init.d/ script that runs `oplmgr +start' on boot-up.Windows Login to Windows. Open the Services or Component Services utility that resides in the Control Panel or its Administrative Tools sub-folder. Locate the OpenLink License Manager process. Highlight the OpenLink License Manager process. Click the Start icon. Stop the License Manager Process Mac OS X Open a Mac Terminal. Navigate to this directory: /Library/Application Support/openlink/bin Execute this command: oplmgr +stop Unix Open a Unix terminal. Navigate to the root of your OpenLink UDA or Virtuoso installation. Use one of the following scripts to set Virtuoso-related environment variables: bash, bourne, korn shells - openlink.sh C shells - openlink.csh bash, bourne, korn shells - virtuoso-enterprise.sh C shells - virtuoso-enterprise.csh Navigate to the bin sub-directory of the OpenLink installation. Execute this command: oplmgr +stop Windows Login to Windows. Open the Services or Component Services utility that resides in the Control Panel or its Administrative Tools sub-folder. Locate the OpenLink License Manager process. Highlight the OpenLink License Manager process. Click the Stop icon. Reinitialize the License Manager Process Mac OS X Open a Mac Terminal. Navigate to this directory: /Library/Application Support/openlink/bin Execute this command: oplmgr +reload Unix Open a Unix terminal. Navigate to the root of your OpenLink UDA or Virtuoso installation. Use one of the following scripts to set Virtuoso-related environment variables: bash, bourne, korn shells - openlink.sh C shells - openlink.csh bash, bourne, korn shells - virtuoso-enterprise.sh C shells - virtuoso-enterprise.csh Set and export an OPL_LICENSE_DIR variable that passes the path to the directory that contains your OpenLink UDA or Virtuoso license. Navigate to the bin sub-directory of the OpenLink installation. Execute this command: oplmgr +reload Windows Login to Windows. Open the Services or Component Services utility that resides in the Control Panel or its Administrative Tools sub-folder. Locate the OpenLink License Manager process. Highlight the OpenLink License Manager process. Click the Restart icon. Additional Usage Notes The license manager accepts the command-line options shown below on all platforms. Any unrecognized command-line arguments will produce this output, including "--help" and "-?".bash$ oplmgr --help OpenLink License Manager Version 1.2.2 as of Thu Feb 15 2007 (Release 6.0 cvsid 00084). Compiled for Linux 2.4.20-46.9.legacysmp (i686-generic-linux-glibc23-32) Copyright (C) OpenLink Software. Usage: oplmgr [-shrutp] [+start] [+stop] [+reload] [+user arg] [+chroot arg] [+pidfile arg] +start start the license manager +stop stop the license manager +reload force a configuration reload +user run as the specified user +chroot perform a chroot to the specified directory +pidfile pid file to use for server operation Related Documentation Firewall Considerations for Multi-Tier "Enterprise" Edition Data Access Drivers Configuring Server-side Firewalls for Multi-Tier Connectivity OpenLink License Manager Networking Considerations Configure Multi-Tier Request Broker for Use on Machines with Multiple Network Cards OpenLink License Manager Usage Notes