HP Integrity rx5670 Server - Manual (Page 15)

Network Adapter License Utility
Tool usage
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Tool usage
The nalicense command determines if a license is a valid Integrity Essentials
Intelligent Networking Pack license, and if it is valid, adds it to the system. It then
writes the results to a default log file (nalicense.log) in the
%SystemRoot%\cpqsystem\log directory. All messages, whether successful or error, are
written both to the stdout/stderr and to the log file. Each time you run the utility the log
file is appended with a date and time stamp. You can override the default log file location
by specifying an alternate location with the
/l option.
The utility parses the command line and if the license and the action are valid, performs
the desired action. Because this is a command line application it is appropriate for
inclusion in the GuiRunOnce section of the
unattend.txt file, and can be used to add an
Integrity Essentials Intelligent Networking Pack license during installation of the
operating system.
NOTE The nalicense utility should be executed before running the CQNICCMD utility to
duplicate NIC teaming configuration on a target server. For additional information about
the CQNICCMD utility, see “Network Adapter Scripting Utility” on page 23.
Executable name: nalicense
Execution environment: Win32 command line
Directory information: %SystemRoot%\system32
Command line syntax
Use one of the following formats at the command line:
nalicense add [/l ] [/? | /help]
or:
nalicense display [/l ] [/? | /help] [/M]
Command line arguments
Use the following command line arguments:
Table 2-1 nalicense command line arguments
Argument Function
Identifies the Integrity Essentials Intelligent
Networking Pack license string to add to the system
and is only valid with the
add subcommand. The
license string must be in dash-separated form:
“
AAAAA-BBBBB-CCCCC-12345-12345 ”
/l Specifies location to write success/error message
(optional).
/? Displays utility usage (optional).