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topman
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Mon Sep 27, 2004 5:55 pm Post subject:
Mixed up licensing |
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Can anyone help? I cannot believe that there is no fix to this problem!
I currently have two seats of inventor pro and two seats of inventor standard. All licenses are on floating licences.
I have been told that if you install Autocad and mechanical from the pro seat, then it will take a pro license! If you install Autocad and mechanical from the standard seat, then it will take a standard license! What is the point of that?
Is it not possible to use autocad/mechanical/inventor on any seat? Currently if I use just Autocad that was installed from the pro disk, then it will use a inventor pro licence!
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Efim Tetelman (Autodesk,
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Mon Sep 27, 2004 8:49 pm Post subject:
Re: Mixed up licensing |
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Hi,
AutoCAD can not use an Inventor license.
So, for each product (except packages) there is a unique product code which
can be used only by that specific product.
Efim
"topman" <nospam@address.withheld> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Can anyone help? I cannot believe that there is no fix to this problem!
I currently have two seats of inventor pro and two seats of inventor
standard. All licenses are on floating licences.
I have been told that if you install Autocad and mechanical from the pro
seat, then it will take a pro license! If you install Autocad and
mechanical from the standard seat, then it will take a standard license!
What is the point of that?
Is it not possible to use autocad/mechanical/inventor on any seat?
Currently if I use just Autocad that was installed from the pro disk, then
it will use a inventor pro licence! |
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topman
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Tue Sep 28, 2004 2:45 pm Post subject:
Re: Mixed up licensing |
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I think that our cad seller is giving us wrong information.
He recommends that we upgrade all inventor seats to Pro! When we launch our Autocad and mechanical desktop it takes an Inventor licence. It is a bit strange also that we don’t have any Autocad licence information in our licence file, it just shows inventor. This has been mensioned! All we need is Autocad to run on all machines, and either inventor pro or standard to run on any seat with a floating licence. We have been told that this cannot be done!
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Would it help if I attached the licence file?
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jerry milana (Autodesk Co
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Tue Sep 28, 2004 5:34 pm Post subject:
Re: Mixed up licensing |
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Series products combine several applications into a single product. Inventor
Series and Inventor Series Pro each come with a special build of AutoCAD
that use their respective series package license. So AutoCAD will pull the
license type of the series version that produced the install image. Series
licensing allows you to run any or all of the series software on a single
concurrent workstation per licensed seat. The workaround is to install Acad
from the series CD on some systems and from the PRO on others. In any case,
your licensing will allow only 2 concurrent seats from each series products.
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Jerry Milana,
Autodesk Consulting
"topman" <nospam@address.withheld> wrote in message
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| Quote: | I think that our cad seller is giving us wrong information.
He recommends that we upgrade all inventor seats to Pro! When we launch
our Autocad and mechanical desktop it takes an Inventor licence. It is a bit |
strange also that we don't have any Autocad licence information in our
licence file, it just shows inventor. This has been mensioned! All we need
is Autocad to run on all machines, and either inventor pro or standard to
run on any seat with a floating licence. We have been told that this cannot
be done!
| Quote: | Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Would it help if I attached the licence file? |
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topman
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Tue Sep 28, 2004 7:27 pm Post subject:
Re: Mixed up licensing |
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| So, would it be possible to install both Inventor series and inventor series pro on each machine and choose which one to use? if so how do i do this? I need to be able to use pro on each machine but only for a little time. I need to use AutoCAD all of the time on each machine. |
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Andi Auburger
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Wed Sep 29, 2004 11:32 am Post subject:
Re: Mixed up licensing |
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I think it is possible. If you install INV9PRO
the install routine creates two desktop icons: "Inventor 9 Pro"
(launches INV9PRO and conusuming a INV9PRO license from
the server) and "Inventor 9" (consuming a INV9 Series license).
I don't know if there's a parameter for the MDT2005 which
tells what kind of license should be used.
Regards
Andi |
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topman
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Wed Sep 29, 2004 2:23 pm Post subject:
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Hello Andi,
I have two separate shortcuts for pro and series, but its when you load AutoCAD or MD that it will pull a pro seat or Series seat depending on the cd it was installed from. I need to load AutoCAD/md from both versions pro & series. |
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jerry milana (Autodesk Co
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Thu Sep 30, 2004 9:36 am Post subject:
Re: Mixed up licensing |
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You can not install two instances of the product on the same machine. So,
you can not have both series versions of 2005 on each machine. To maximize
utilization you can install one or the other on each workstation balancing
both against expected usage. Your dealer's advice of moving all seats to a
single series version is a valid and good answer.
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Jerry Milana,
Autodesk Consulting
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| Quote: | Hello Andi,
I have two separate shortcuts for pro and series, but its when you load
AutoCAD or MD that it will pull a pro seat or Series seat depending on the |
cd it was installed from. I need to load AutoCAD/md from both versions pro &
series. |
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