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I just wanna ask if there's a way I could know what edition of scalix am I using assuming I don't have a sac and webmail access and only have an access to the scalix server?
Is there a configuration on scalix somewhere stating that I'm using a Community or Enterprise edition?

Your help is appreciated.

Thanks!

packets wrote:I just wanna ask if there's a way I could know what edition of scalix am I using assuming I don't have a sac and webmail access and only have an access to the scalix server?
Is there a configuration on scalix somewhere stating that I'm using a Community or Enterprise edition?

Your help is appreciated.

Thanks!

To get the version run...
rpm -qi scalix-server

To see what license is installed....
/opt/scalix/bin/sxlicense

Exactly what I'm looking for.

Thanks!

if you do a
rpm -qa |grep scalix-server
you get a similar result as:

scalix-server-11.4.6.13676-1.rhel5


running sxlicense (as stated above gives you information about:

[*]the license you use
[*] the TYPE of license you use
[*] the domains the license is valid for
[*] the amount of premium users you are allowed to administer
[*]the expiry date
[*]the enabled capabilities
[*]the version (based on release date) you are allowed to use


there is no need to post your license here ;-)

polleke wrote:running sxlicense (as stated above gives you information about:

[*]the license you use
[*] the TYPE of license you use
[*] the domains the license is valid for
[*] the amount of premium users you are allowed to administer
[*]the expiry date
[*]the enabled capabilities
[*]the version (based on release date) you are allowed to use

This is the output of sxlicense.

Scalix License Status

License Type: Community
System Class: Single-Server
Premium Users: 10
Standard Users: unlimited

Would it be possible that even though it is Community Version, there could still a License Key? I'm new to company and my Boss is telling me that the version of scalix that the system using is Licensed though he's not aware what version its using. But based on the output of sxlicense, there's no License Key. You mention above that it would display the License Key input during installation.

So, can I inform my boss that the scalix installed was Community Edition with no License?

packets wrote:

polleke wrote:running sxlicense (as stated above gives you information about:

[*]the license you use
[*] the TYPE of license you use
[*] the domains the license is valid for
[*] the amount of premium users you are allowed to administer
[*]the expiry date
[*]the enabled capabilities
[*]the version (based on release date) you are allowed to use

This is the output of sxlicense.

Scalix License Status

License Type: Community
System Class: Single-Server
Premium Users: 10
Standard Users: unlimited

Would it be possible that even though it is Community Version, there could still a License Key? I'm new to company and my Boss is telling me that the version of scalix that the system using is Licensed though he's not aware what version its using. But based on the output of sxlicense, there's no License Key. You mention above that it would display the License Key input during installation.

So, can I inform my boss that the scalix installed was Community Edition with no License?

Looks like you only have community version. The output above is all you get with community.

If there is a license it will physicall be in the following directory...

/var/opt/scalix/??/s/LicenseKeys/

If its empty, then there is no license.

Thanks!