Use the chlicense command to change license settings for clustered system (system) features.
Only models that have installed additional memory module (16 GB DIMM) support compression.
The chlicense command changes license settings for the system. Any change that is made is logged as an event in the license setting log.
The enclosure license already includes virtualization of internal drives on your system. You can use this command to set any additional options. The total number of enclosures in your system must not exceed the total number of licensed enclosures that you have. The total virtualized capacity (number of external enclosures that can be configured by the system) can also be modified with this command. The default is to have no feature that is licensed, but it does not stop you from using related functions.
Any error that is placed in the license settings log results in a generic error being placed in the system error log. The command-line tool return code also notifies you that you are using an unlicensed feature.
chlicense -remote 5
The resulting output:
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chlicense -easytier 2
The resulting output:
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chlicense -cloud 2
The resulting output:
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