OpenDeploy, Did I or Did I not

ProfessorX

Sys Admins installed the OD Receiver 6.2 on the target Machine

From the OD Admin GUI 6.2 I want to run a something "out of the box", that will tell me if the license was installed or not. I do not remember if I updated it and I would hate for deployments to stop because of a licenseing issue.

Bottom line it would be nice if I could run form the Admin GUI
OpenDeploy >> Servers >> Manager Server >> "Refresh Server" then click "View Log" and or run somthing similiar to get

--Permanent License --
License Information
Domain : xyz
Hostname : abc
Product : OD
Server Type : OpenDeploy Single Receiver
Base Server : false
Platform : Windows 2003
O/S version : 5.2
DataDeploy : false
IntelligientDelivery: false
Archival : false
Customer ID : null
Expiration : NoLimits

If not what is the next best/easiest thing I could do to get this information?

My understading is that this will show up in the server log only if I restart the od60 service which to me is over kill

Adam Stoller

Sys Admins installed the OD Receiver 6.2 on the target Machine From the OD Admin GUI 6.2 I want to run a something "out of the box", that will tell me if the license was installed or not. I do not remember if I updated it and I would hate for deployments to stop because of a licenseing issue. Bottom line it would be nice if I could run form the Admin GUI OpenDeploy >> Servers >> Manager Server >> "Refresh Server" then click "View Log" and or run somthing similiar to get --Permanent License -- License Information Domain : xyz Hostname : abc Product : OD Server Type : OpenDeploy Single Receiver Base Server : false Platform : Windows 2003 O/S version : 5.2 DataDeploy : false IntelligientDelivery: false Archival : false Customer ID : null Expiration : NoLimits If not what is the next best/easiest thing I could do to get this information? My understading is that this will show up in the server log only if I restart the od60 service which to me is over kill

If you have access to the receiver you can run that command from there (iwodcmd serverreset) - or even just check the status (iwodcmd serverstatus) - but if you want to do something from the GUI you need to:

Then, from the GUI you can run the test_remote deployment to verify that all is right with the world.If you set up the ports correctly (deploy.cfg) for the Admin GUI to be able to connect to your receivers (tricky if the receivers are accessed through a firewall) - you should be able to check the receiver side logs and do what you were originally intending to do - but personally, I'd rather run a test deployment and make sure it works instead of just verifying that the receiver is alive.