FAQ: SPMStats Output in XSI
People often think they have expired licenses when they see this output from SPM Stats in XSI:
Expired Licenses SPM-daemon on 'example (example.com)': Expiring licenses in the next 14 days SPM-daemon on 'example (example.com)':
You can't really blame people for being concerned when SPM Stats prints out "Expired Licenses" :-) Really, it should print out "No expired licenses".
What the above SPM Stats output actually means that you have no expired licenses and no licenses that are going to expire in the next 14 days.
If you did have an expired license or a license that was about to expire, you would see something like this:
Expired Licenses SPM-daemon on 'example (example.com)': Expiring licenses in the next 14 days SPM-daemon on 'example (example.com)': XSIRender2X 3.4 1 0 05/09/06 <> 11/09/06 FL XSIEntrprs 5.0 1 0 05/09/06 <> 11/09/06 FL XSIWindows 5.0 1 1 05/09/06 <> 11/09/06 FL XSILinux 5.0 1 0 05/09/06 <> 11/09/06 FL XSIBatchA 5.0 1 0 05/09/06 <> 11/09/06 FL XSIAdv2X 5.0 1 1 05/09/06 <> 11/09/06 FL XSIAdvProcA 5.0 8 0 05/09/06 <> 11/09/06 FL
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