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Starting and stopping the ULT License Server
Windows
The License Server is installed as a Windows Service called “UNICOM License Server”, and is set to start automatically.
You can start, stop and restart the License Server by using the Services functions in the Windows Control Panel.
See also Starting and stopping from the command line.
UNIX and Linux
To control the License Server, use the ult_srv script that is in its installation directory.
ult_srv start
Starts the License Server.
ult_srv stop
Stops the License Server.
ult_srv restart
Restarts the License Server.
ult_srv status
Displays the status of the License Server.
The ult_srv script can be used to start the License Server in the computer’s initialization procedure (for example, init.d).
See also Starting and stopping from the command line.
Starting and stopping from the command line
(All operating systems.) You can control the License Server by running the ult_licesrv64 (or ult_licesrv32) process from the command line, with these options. The options are the same on all operating systems:
-console
Starts the specified License Server as a console application. This is the default option.
-start
Starts the specified License Server as a service/daemon.
-stop
Stops the License Server process. You can also stop it by pressing Ctrl+C.
-isrunning
Detects if a specified License Server process is running.
-version
Show version information.
ult_licesrv64 -?
Displays help for using the command.
See also
Licensing UNICOM Digital Transformation Toolkit