Q. I have a license on a machine mac1 for 1xBuild, 2xSolver,1XPost,1XPre
and a license on another machine mac2 (on the same network) for 1XBuild. This license is served from mac2.
How can a user on mac2 use the Build license cut for mac2 but also the solver license cut for mac1?
A. Set the system variable LM_LICENSE_FILE on mac3 to be license1.dat:license2.dat, where license1.dat and license2.dat are both in the Licensing directory on mac2 and where license1.dat is the license file for the daemon running on mac2 and license2.dat is the license file copied from mac1.
To do this:
Let's say that you have stored the two license files in the directory /usr/local/license
1. First try typing the command in your terminal window:
setenv LM_LICENSE_FILE /usr/local/license/license1.dat:/usr/local/license/license2.dat
2. If the above works, then you can set the variable permanently in a file called ~/.cfx/5.6/cfx5rc
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Q. I have a license on a machine mac1 for 1xBuild, 2xSolver,1XPost,1XPre and a license on another machine mac2 (on the same network) for 1XBuild. This license is served from mac2. How can a user on mac2 use the Build license cut for mac2 but also the solver license cut for mac1? A. Set the system variable LM_LICENSE_FILE on mac3 to be license1.dat:license2.dat, where license1.dat and license2.dat are both in the Licensing directory on mac2 and where license1.dat is the license file for the daemon running on mac2 and license2.dat is the license file copied from mac1. To do this: Let's say that you have stored the two license files in the directory /usr/local/license 1. First try typing the command in your terminal window: setenv LM_LICENSE_FILE /usr/local/license/license1.dat:/usr/local/license/license2.dat 2. If the above works, then you can set the variable permanently in a file called ~/.cfx/5.6/cfx5rc |
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