LANSA licenses virtual machines Model / Machine
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2023 12:07 am
Hi,
we have a customer that has recurring problems with licenses.
The Lansa machines there are virtual machines and are managed by VMWare, i.e. this software decides on its own whether to migrate the machines from one host to the next based on workload, etc. There is nothing they can do about it. This seems to cause the licence to stop working every time and thus they are having recurring problems.
When comparing "old" and "new" x_cpu files one can see that all parameters stay the same - except "Model" and "Machine".
"Model "changes in the last case of this from "2D07" to "6A06" and "Machine" from "01p-PX61kOHHUYD3KPk8Xhns4TT6_ouiJmWU8KoLenfus=" to "01ep5x1BD5w2ycyP0C9i2T4FOG_f5ueHFwM8ap9V0xcAQ=".
CPU, Product-ID, HOst Name, OS-Version (Windows Server Server Datacenter (Full Installation) Edition Release 1809 (10.0.0.0 Build 17763) Windows Full UI), OS-Type (64), Terminal Services, Number of Processors, VCode and Choose are still the same.
I could not find any Windows system informations revealing the model number in the x_cpu-file. How is the "Model"-Value generated when using x_cpu?
What is the base for this value and how / where can I retrieve it in the Windows system?
What is the base for the "Machine" value and how can it be retrieved?
How are other companies handling this?
They are on the newest LANSA V15 EPC level.
Kind regards,
Joerg
we have a customer that has recurring problems with licenses.
The Lansa machines there are virtual machines and are managed by VMWare, i.e. this software decides on its own whether to migrate the machines from one host to the next based on workload, etc. There is nothing they can do about it. This seems to cause the licence to stop working every time and thus they are having recurring problems.
When comparing "old" and "new" x_cpu files one can see that all parameters stay the same - except "Model" and "Machine".
"Model "changes in the last case of this from "2D07" to "6A06" and "Machine" from "01p-PX61kOHHUYD3KPk8Xhns4TT6_ouiJmWU8KoLenfus=" to "01ep5x1BD5w2ycyP0C9i2T4FOG_f5ueHFwM8ap9V0xcAQ=".
CPU, Product-ID, HOst Name, OS-Version (Windows Server Server Datacenter (Full Installation) Edition Release 1809 (10.0.0.0 Build 17763) Windows Full UI), OS-Type (64), Terminal Services, Number of Processors, VCode and Choose are still the same.
I could not find any Windows system informations revealing the model number in the x_cpu-file. How is the "Model"-Value generated when using x_cpu?
What is the base for this value and how / where can I retrieve it in the Windows system?
What is the base for the "Machine" value and how can it be retrieved?
How are other companies handling this?
They are on the newest LANSA V15 EPC level.
Kind regards,
Joerg