EventReporter Event ID 118: Product license status reminder#
Answer#
The service reports its current license mode at startup. The event detail states whether the product is in trial mode with remaining evaluation time or is running in a registered edition.
Event details#
Event ID:
118Severity: Information
Component: Licensing
Windows Event Log source:
Adiscon EvntSLogAvailable since: Current supported versions; original introduction not recorded
Message pattern: The product reports its trial or registered license mode. Additional detail: {license_status_detail}
Possible causes#
The service started in trial mode and reports the remaining evaluation period.
The service started with a valid license and reports the active registered edition.
Immediate checks#
Read the complete event detail to distinguish trial mode from registered mode.
No repair is required when the reported mode and edition are expected.
If the mode is unexpected, compare the running product and version with the displayed license status without copying license data.
Detailed procedures#
Verify product license and feature entitlement state — Confirm product, version, validity, edition, and required feature without exposing license data.
Collect an Event ID and neighboring product events — Preserve the complete event and the product events immediately before and after it.
Export configuration and collect a bounded debug log — Create a text configuration export and time-bounded debug capture, then disable debugging.
Verify the result#
Confirm that the service remains Running and that the reported license mode matches the intended product and edition.
Evidence to collect#
The complete Windows Application Event Log entry, including all event detail.
The product name, exact version, service account, and event timestamp with time zone.
A configuration export and debug log covering the same time window, with secrets removed.
Escalation#
This event normally records state rather than a failure. Escalate only when the state was unexpected or the associated operation does not recover.