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From: Tom Parsons <cis@tegan.com>
Subject: Re: OpenServer 5.0.5 and Licensed Connection Limits
Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 16:43:31 GMT
References: <3c20b4b1_2@news1.prserv.net>
Douglas M. MacFarlane enscribed:
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| I have a dozen OpenServer 5.0.5 systems I inherited in my new job.
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| We're running VisionFS on them.
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| They are all licensed for 10 or 20 connections.
|
| When I attempt to connect to the VisionFS share, I get an error indicating
| that no more connections are permitted to this server at this time.
|
| While I can see in SCOAdmin what my license limits are, I can't see anywhere
| to see what connections are in place. Who, netstat, and arp don't give me
| 20 unique connections amongst them.
|
| So, what command is available to view the list of current connections?
It isn't as obvious as it could be.
You need to acquaint yourself with the VisionFS administrative tool
(visionfs <surprise>??) on the server. It probably lives in
/usr/vision/visionfs/bin.
cd where_visionfs_lives
./visionfs --help will display the first level of commands
./visionfs status will display interesting information including the
connected users.
Running this command before doing a shutdown during working hours is
advisable, especially if you have to leave through a bullpen where 30
people just had their Word/Excel sessions trashed. <g>.
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