When you run the licensing program LICENS to install a new license, the normal and desired result is a final response from the program saying "License Valid!" Given that things don't always work as expected, however, a "License Invalid!" response is not beyond the realm of possibility. If and when this happens, knowing WHY the new license data was rejected can be helpful. The table below shows the meaning of the error codes that may be shown in brackets immediately following the negative message.
Error |
Description |
|---|---|
2 |
Bad encryption key |
3 |
Bad company name |
4 |
No node license |
5 |
PolyShell not licensed |
6 |
Key applies to other platform |
7 |
License expired |
8 |
EXE date beyond end of maintenance license |
9 |
Key in old format |
10 |
ATSD not licensed |
11 |
Support use only |
12 |
MAC not valid |
13 |
Serial number too large, or invalid |
