Q CPUID should do the trick, if you¹re talking about getting the info to authorize running the product on another CPU. The response should look something like:
CPUID = FFnnnnnnmmmmoooo Where: FF = running in a virtual machine nnnnnn = the CPUID of the machine you¹re running on mmmm = the model of processor, eg 2094, etc. oooo = option bits, usually 0000 If that¹s not what you meant, then I¹m not sure what alternate CPU means here. On 11/10/08 9:00 AM, "Dixon, Patricia A" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there, > Is there a command that will give me the serial number of an alternate CPU? > Does anyone of an example of what the response would look like? > > Thanks > > Patricia Dixon > ca > Sr Software Engineer > Tel: +1 703-708-3951 > Fax: +1 703-708-3659 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
