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Command
service watchdog start
service watchdog restart
service nac-es status
service nac-ms status
reboot
shutdown -hy 0
16.3 Managing your Novell ZENworks Network
Access Control License
Novell ZENworks Network Access Control is licensed on a concurrent-IP basis. If the number of
licensed IP addresses is at the maximum, an endpoint trying to connect is not scanned, and is denied/
granted access based on the policy for untestable endpoints. A notification that the endpoint limit
has been exceeded appears in the interface, and the administrator receives an email (if notifications
are enabled).
16.3.1 Entering a New License Key
Novell distributes license keys as text files. Due to the license key's length, copy and paste the
license key directly out of the text file.
To enter a new license key:
Home window>>System Configuration>>License
1 Open the text file containing the license key. Copy the key, including the double equal signs
(==).
2 Paste the license key into the New license key field.
3 Click Submit now. The license key is validated, and it appears in the registered license key
field.
TIP: Endpoints connecting when the license limit is exceeded are allowed or denied based on the
setting for untestable endpoints.
Description
This command starts all the (stopped) NAC software processes
on the server
(MS and/or ES processes, as necessary).
This command restarts all the NAC software processes on the
server
(MS and/or ES processes, as necessary)
This command shows the current status of the ES processes
on the server
(Applies only to an ES or a single server installation)
This command shows the current status of the MS processes
on the server
(Applies only to an MS or a single server installation)
This command stops all services gracefully and reboots the
server
This command shuts down the system gracefully so it will be
ready for poweroff
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