Use the lslicense command to display current license settings for system features.
The lslicense command displays license settings for system features, including remote copy and virtualization settings.
The displayed output lists enclosure license values.
Use the chlicense command to change the feature license settings. Because the feature license settings are entered when the system is first created, you must update the settings if you change your license.
Attribute | Possible Values |
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used_flash | Indicates the amount Flash Copy (FC) memory used. |
used_remote | Indicates the amount of remote copy memory used. |
used_virtualization | Indicates the amount of virtualization memory used. |
license_flash | Indicates the FC license settings. |
license_remote | Indicates remote copy license settings. |
license_virtualization | Indicates license virtualization settings. |
license_physical_disks | Indicates the amount of physical disk space available for the license. |
license_physical_flash | Indicates whether the license physical flash is on or off. |
license_physical_remote | Indicates whether the physical remote copy license is on or off. |
used_compression_capacity | The value is always zero. |
license_compression_capacity | The value is always zero. |
license_compression_enclosures | The value is always zero. |
license_easy_tier | Indicates which enclosures Easy Tier can be run on. |
lslicense
The resulting output:
used_flash 0.00 used_remote 0.00 used_virtualization 0.00 license_flash 0 license_remote 20 license_virtualization 30 license_physical_disks 0 license_physical_flash on license_physical_remote off used_compression_capacity 0.02 license_compression_capacity 0 license_compression_enclosures 0license_easy_tier 2