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PID of Cadence process through lmstat

acook over 10 years ago

Is it possible to track down the PID of a process that is using cadence licenses?

For example, through the lmstat command, I get something like:

auser remotehost :1044 APS Base (v12.100) (licserver/5280 7129), start Fri 10/10 16:56, 2 licenses

There is no information here about what the PID of the process is on the remotehost. Is there a way to track the PID down?

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Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

Not directly. You could check all the processes from that user on that machine and in particular for spectre simulations, particularly those which start at a similar time to the license checkout (queuing might confuse the time correlation though).
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Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

Not directly. You could check all the processes from that user on that machine and in particular for spectre simulations, particularly those which start at a similar time to the license checkout (queuing might confuse the time correlation though).
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