Ron Kirschner wrote:
> SCO Open server 5.0.7 MP4 after Proliant ML370G3 mother board replaced,
> console boot says user login limit exceeded by 1 user and telnet login says
> user licenses exceeded.
>
> What happened to licenses and how do we get them back??
>
>
>

What is the hardware clock set to? Make sure that it is correct.
If it defaulted to some time before the original installation of
the OS, then you will get the results you describe.

--
Steve Fabac
S.M. Fabac & Associates
816/765-1670

On Oct 29, 8:52 am, "Ron Kirschner" wrote:
> SCO Open server 5.0.7 MP4 after Proliant ML370G3 mother board replaced,
> console boot says user login limit exceeded by 1 user and telnet login says
> user licenses exceeded.
>
> What happened to licenses and how do we get them back??

As far as I know, mother board replacement should not effect the
license info, please make sure the system date is correct, go into
CMOS (F10) and set the date and time and try again.

Abid

Hardware clock looks OK, and in fact the freeze occurs after asking for
time, and inputting it. Did another reboot, and went to single user mode.
Checked licenses - they were OK. Then init 3 brought it up fine! I'll
shutdown and reboot again tonight to see if problem is still there, although
I had done a few reboots, and each had failed.


"Steve M. Fabac, Jr." wrote in message
news:4725F650.9060605@att.net...
> Ron Kirschner wrote:
>> SCO Open server 5.0.7 MP4 after Proliant ML370G3 mother board replaced,
>> console boot says user login limit exceeded by 1 user and telnet login
>> says user licenses exceeded.
>>
>> What happened to licenses and how do we get them back??
>>
>>
>>
>
> What is the hardware clock set to? Make sure that it is correct.
> If it defaulted to some time before the original installation of
> the OS, then you will get the results you describe.
>
> --
> Steve Fabac
> S.M. Fabac & Associates
> 816/765-1670