Thanks so much for all the quick replies. Now why didn't these folks at Legato
know that? And why did they keep pushing back for enabler codes? (That my friend
is a story for another day) And why didn't I first check the archives...?
Because I was thinking Networker and not Tru64. (or OSF1 3.2 ;-) Anyhow... There
was some good info in the archives that was very helpful to.
Enabler code came about in Networker 5. Both the jukebox and Networker were
enabled via DEC PAK license.
Thanks to all:
Jef Hamlin
Stan Horwitz
Tom Webster
Randy Rodgers
Chris Ruhnke
Stephen Hagan
Original question:
This is more of a Networker question however because the code is so heavily
modified for Digital Unix, I don't feel so bad posting my question.
There currently exists a very old configuration that we intend to upgrade and
put back in service but cannot find the enabler code. Networker Version
3.1A-06/14 on a DEC 3000 running OSF1 V3.2.
The first place to look is the nwadmin GUI, server registration however the
registration tab does not exist. I've checked the collection of commands in
/usr/kits/BRX311/BRXSOAKIT311 and browsed the /nsr/logs but have yet to identify
something that might display the enabler code.
Received on Mon Mar 05 2001 - 22:55:55 NZDT