check in esxcfg-info command.. not sure (give a try)
-A
# vim-cmd vimsvc/license --show|grep -i date
[expirationDate] = 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z
This shows expiry date
Hope this helps
-SatyS
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-SatyS
Hi Saty,
Thanks I tried that and there was no entry for expiry date. Does that mean there is no expiry date for the license?
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~ # vim-cmd vimsvc/license --show|grep -i date
~ # vim-cmd vimsvc/license --show|grep -i exp
vmodl key: esxExpress.vram
~ #
/Juha
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Helpful answer except this:
the questioneer didn't add '-i' to the grep command so
vim-cmd vimsvc/license --show |grep date
doesn't works.
It should of course be
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~ # vim-cmd vimsvc/license --show|grep -i date
[expirationDate] = 2015-05-15T11:23:03.989903Z
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sorry i tried with both command by didn't get any information... if any other way then suggest...
Weird, in my ESXi 5.1 for test the command perfectly work.
The ESXi Shell can be disabled by an administrative user. See the
vSphere Security documentation for more information.
~ #
~ # vim-cmd vimsvc/license --show | grep -i date
[expirationDate] = 2016-06-19T20:11:32.624352Z