2 AutoCAD License Files for 1 Server

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by rlw7163, Mar 31, 2005.

  1. rlw7163

    rlw7163 Guest

    We want to consolidate two separate network AutoCAD 2005 license files to one server. One license file has 20 licenses and the other has 30 licenses. They both have different AutoCAD serial numbers in them. Once I get the new license files with the same host id, mac address, and the existing serial numbers, how can I get both license files to work with Flexlm 9.22? Do I change the port id on the license files?

    Thanks
    Ron
     
    rlw7163, Mar 31, 2005
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  2. Have you tried to use the Network License Activation Utility to request a
    new license file?

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    Jimmy Bergmark, Mar 31, 2005
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    Allen Jessup Guest

    The first thing I'd try is just combining the license files. Copy & Paste in
    notepad. Just like combining our 2004 & 2005 licenses of 4 autodesk
    products. I don't know of any reason that would not work once you get the
    new license files.

    Allen
     
    Allen Jessup, Mar 31, 2005
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  4. Ron:

    You can't use two separate license files on one server. I also don't
    believe that you can have two entries of the same product (and same version)
    in a single license file.

    You should talk to your reseller about combining them into a single license
    file.

    You may have a problem if they are two separate subscription contracts. You
    may not be able to combine them into a single license file unless you merge
    the contracts. If the "ante up" dates are different, you may have to pay
    some to get one contract caught up to the other. Kinda sucks.

    Again, your reseller should be able to help you with this.

    Sincerely,
    Drew Burgasser
    CAD Masters, Inc.
    www.cadmasters.com
     
    Drew Burgasser, Mar 31, 2005
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  5. if the new license file is for the same server (same host ID, Mac Address,
    etc), starting with the Increment line, copy everything from there down from
    one license file, insert a blank line, and paste it into the other license
    file. Works fine for me.

    Thanks,
    Kevin
     
    Kevin Garnett, Mar 31, 2005
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