Verify product license and feature entitlement state#
When to use this procedure#
Use for trial, license validation, edition, and feature-denied events.
Applies to#
This procedure applies to EventReporter.
Prerequisites#
Use an account that can read the product configuration and Windows diagnostic state.
Replace angle-bracket placeholders with values from the affected system.
Safety#
Never publish license files, signed payloads, keys, customer identifiers, or activation material.
Do not edit a signed license file.
Configuration path#
Configuration Client > General > License.
Procedure#
Record product version, displayed license status, edition, and feature named in the event without copying the license payload.
Expected result: The affected object and its effective settings are identified.
If it fails: Return to the complete Event Log detail and configuration export before changing settings.
Run the native Windows checks below from the affected product host.
Get-Item -LiteralPath '<PRODUCT_EXECUTABLE>' | Select-Object -ExpandProperty VersionInfo | Format-List ProductName,ProductVersion,FileVersion
Expected result: The signed license targets the running product/version and includes the configured feature.
If it fails: Install the authorized license or disable unsupported configuration; never edit signed data.
Perform one uniquely identifiable product test through the same service, rule, or action.
Expected result: The intended destination records the test exactly once.
If it fails: Collect the first new product event and bounded debug output; do not change unrelated settings.
Verify the result#
Repeat the affected operation, confirm its positive output, and verify that queues, collection positions, or remote delivery continue normally.
Evidence to collect#
The complete Event Log entry and neighboring product events with timestamps.
The command output, relevant configuration export, and bounded debug log from the same interval.