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LDRA Test tools: Understanding LicenseServerStatus.log file

10-Jun-2026

The LicenseServerStatus.log file displays the licensed features being issued by the license server. For each feature, it shows:

  • Total number of licenses available
  • Number of licenses currently in use

The log can be viewed from a client machine.


Generate the log file

Windows

Run:

Query_licenseserver.bat

Or, from the FlexLM directory:

lmutil lmstat -f > LicenseServerStatus.log


Linux

Run:

query_licenseserver.sh

Or, from the FlexLM directory:

./lmutil lmstat -f > LicenseServerStatus.log


View the log file

Open LicenseServerStatus.log in any text editor.

The information in the log reflects license usage at the time the command was executed.


No features displayed

If no licensed features are shown in the log, check the following:

1. Verify that the license server is running.

2. Verify that the LDRA_LICENSE_FILE environment variable is configured correctly and points to the license server.

3. Verify that the client machine's IP address is within the range specified in the license file.


The output of lmstat includes all FlexLM licenses available from the server, including licenses for vendors and software other than LDRA.

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