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Wiki Page: If I do not have SilkMeter installed on my local installation of SilkPerformer how can I check the number of free licenses available on a remote SilkMeter Server prior to running a loadtest?

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You can check how many licenses are available from on your remote SilkMeter Server by implementing the following steps: 1) Create a batch file on the remote Server – which will check the number of licenses available in SilkMeter, like so: C: CD "\Program Files\Borland\SilkMeter\bin" smCmdTool.exe gfl SilkPerformerWebVU 9.5 Give it a name such as License.bat N.B "SilkPerformerWebVU 9.5" has to correspond to the name of the license as it appears in the SilkMeter License Server - in this instance "Web" virtual users. 2) Download a tool which allows you to execute commands remotely in Windows OS such as Windows XP. The tool PsExec can be downloaded and used from here http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/sysinternals/bb897553.aspx 3) From the remote SilkPeformer machine, execute the following command from the command prompt C:\Downloads\PsTools psexec \\ServerName "C:\shared\License.bat" It will then return the number of licenses available, like so: Free licenses for SilkPerformerWebVU 9.5: (100)

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