How do I find out how many licenses are in use in SCO openserver 5.0.5

License Manager only shows the license code.  it shows nothing about how many users are licensed or how many user licenses are in current use.

http://docsrv.sco.com:507/en/HANDBOOK/licmanT.addusers_cpus.html

This only tells me how to add more.  It doesn't tell me how many I already have licensed or how many are in use currently.

who | wc

unfortunately, I have more users logged in than "who" reliably reports.  Not sure why this is, but I know users get dropped from a "who" listing.

Even if who did report how many users were logged in, is this an accurate way to determine how many licenses are in use?  Isn't there some way to query the license file?

I also need a way to show how many users the system is licensed for.

who is what gets counted. website connections or cyrus po3 do not get counted.

DO:
#brand -t
for total number of users licensed
and
#brand -u
for number of currently logged in users

In my version of SCO, brand doesn't support the -t or -u switch.  Here's the man listing for brand from my system.  Nothing about user licenses that I can see.

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# man brand
  brand(ADM)
  **********

  ____________________________________________________________________________
  brand -- manage product licenses

  Syntax
  ======

  brand -g [ -a license_data ] license_number license_code
  brand -h license_number license_code
  brand -L
  brand -Q license_number license_code
  brand -R license_number registration_key

  Description
  ===========

  Use the brand utility to manage product licenses on your system. With it,
  you can license products, additional users and CPUs, register them, and
  generate a list of existing licenses and related product information.

  To learn more about SCO licensing and registration, and how to use the
  graphical License Manager, see Chapter 6, ``Licensing and registering SCO
  products'' in the SCO OpenServer Handbook.

  Options
  +++++++

  -g [ -a license_data ] license_number license_code
          License a product using the License Number, License Code, and
          License Data (if provided) from the Certificate of License and
          Authenticity.

  -h license_number license_code
          Check whether the specified License Number/License Code pair
          requires the specification of a License Data string. With this
          option, brand exits with 0 if a License Data string is required,
          with 8 if the string is not required, and with any other value if
          an error occurs.

  -L      Produce a list of existing licenses and product information. This
          list includes information on each license's product ID, version,
          License Number, annotation field, start date, and expiration date.
          This list also includes the product name, version, description and
          default License Data string for all licenses on the system except
          SCO User Licenses and SCO SMP Licenses.

  -Q license_number license_code
          Return the product ID and version, separated by a period (``.''),
          associated with the specified License Number/License Code pair. If
          the specified License Number/License Code pair is invalid, brand
          exits with 13.

  -R license_number registration_key
          Register the product identified by license_number using the
          Registration Key provided by an SCO Registration Center.

  -?      Print out a usage message.

  Exit values
  ===========

  0       Success.

  1       Usage failure.

  8       License Data string is not required.

  10      Product not licensed; system failed to process licensing
          information.

  12      Registration Key is mistyped.

  13      Invalid License Number, License Code, or Registration Key.

  Notes
  =====

  The functionality of brand and debrand in previous versions of SCO software
  has been maintained for backward compatibility.

  Examples
  ========

  To license a product, use the License Number, License Code, and License Data
  in the following manner:

  brand -g -a "b12;u32;mljkad3" BKA123456 wygfqmxs

  See also
  ========

  ifor_pmd(ADM)

  1 May 1995