lmhostid(1)

NAME
     lmhostid - report the hostid of a system

SYNOPSIS
     lmhostid [ -type ] [ -n ]


DESCRIPTION
     lmhostid calls the FLEXlm version of gethostid and displays the results.

     The output of lmhostid looks like this:

     lmhostid - Copyright (C) 1989, 1990 Highland Software, Inc.
     The FLEXlm host ID of this machine is "1200abcd"

OPTIONS
     -n        Prints the hostid without explanatory header.

     -type     This depends on the platform.  On most platforms, there's only
               one hostid type, so there's no applicable -type. On hp700,
               there's 2 types of hostids; FLEXlm defaults to the uname -i
               hostid, but the /etc/lanscan ethernet hostid is available via
               -ether. SCO has 2 hostids available.  The current default is
               uname -x as a string.  For historical reasons, a version of
               this hostid as hex number is available with -long argument,
               which should only be used with older FLEXlm-based applications.

     -ether    (only on HP machines) specifies that the ethernet hostid should
               be used rather than the uname -i hostid.

     -long     (On SCO machines) On SCO, this specifies that the serial number
               should have leading characters stripped, and converted to a
               32-bit long int.

     Here's how to determine the hostid on many support systems.

     Architecture   Host ID          How to Determine
     ______________________________________________________________________
     Apollo         20-bit node ID   lcnode -me, e.g., BE70
     Convex         32-bit hostid    getsysinfo
     Decstation     ethernet address  arp hostname, e.g., 080020005532
     DG aviion 32-bit hostid    /usr/sbin/systemid, e.g., 0c020972
     HP        32-bit dec hostid uname -i, e.g., 2005771344
               id module   read ID typed on module, remove `A',
                           and convert remainder to hex,
                           e.g.,   0c127532
               ethernet    lanscan (use station address
                           without leading 0x),
                           e.g., 0000F0050185
     Mips      32-bit hostid    hwconf
     Motorola 88K   32-bit hostid    lmhostid
     NeXT      32-bit hostid    hostid
     RS/6000        32-bit hostid    uname -m, remove last 2 digits,
                           use remaining last 8 digits
                           e.g., 12345678
     SCO       "ID_STRING="     uname -X, 'Serial =', e.g., sco003514
               32-bit hostid    same, but remove leading characters,
                           e.g., 3514
     SGI       32-bit hostid    echo `/etc/sysinfo -s` 16o p | dc
     SUN       32-bit hostid    hostid, e.g., 170a3472
     VMS       ethernet    arp hostname, e.g., 080020005532


SEE ALSO
     lmutil(1).