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freemanrebel
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Tue Feb 01, 2005 10:02 am Post subject:
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if you install AutoCAD on a network, how many people can access the program simultaneously? Are there packages offered only so many seats on a nework? is the entire autocad program installed on a server with all the machines accessing it, or does autocad still need to be installed locally.
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Allen Jessup
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Tue Feb 01, 2005 6:35 pm Post subject:
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The # of people who can access it at the same time is controlled by the # of
seats you buy. While I believe the program can be installed on the server I
believe it is more common to install a deployment on each workstation. If
you buy 20 seats then 20 users can run the program at ones. The # of
deployments it unlimited. So theoretically you could have 100 deployment
with only 20 of them being used at one time.
HTH
Allen
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| Quote: | if you install AutoCAD on a network, how many people can access the
program simultaneously? Are there packages offered only so many seats on a
nework? is the entire autocad program installed on a server with all the
machines accessing it, or does autocad still need to be installed locally. |
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freemanrebel
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Wed Feb 02, 2005 10:05 am Post subject:
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hypothetically if i could use an online server like ftp maybe for filesharing and maybe even the entire program itself, my employed could access it and operate autocad via a network license from anywhere. soujnds like autocad can accomidate this.
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Rich Keitz
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Tue Feb 08, 2005 2:23 am Post subject:
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The network licenses are pooled using FlexLM. FlexLM runs as a service on a
windows machine. (NT4, 2000, XP, not sure about 2003). The workstations
must be on the same subnet as the FlexLM license software.
If you use an XP compuer as your FlexLM server make sure you add all three
..exe files that FlexLM instalsl to your SP2 firewall exceptions tab.
Rich
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| Quote: | hypothetically if i could use an online server like ftp maybe for
filesharing and maybe even the entire program itself, my employed could
access it and operate autocad via a network license from anywhere. soujnds
like autocad can accomidate this. |
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Allen Jessup
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Tue Feb 08, 2005 8:47 pm Post subject:
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Current version runs on Win 2000 and above. I've heard of troubles with
adding licenses to an existing file in 2003.
"Rich Keitz" <NoSpam@BanSpam.Cop> wrote in message
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| Quote: | The network licenses are pooled using FlexLM. FlexLM runs as a service on
a windows machine. (NT4, 2000, XP, not sure about 2003). The
workstations must be on the same subnet as the FlexLM license software.
If you use an XP compuer as your FlexLM server make sure you add all three
.exe files that FlexLM instalsl to your SP2 firewall exceptions tab.
Rich
"freemanrebel" <nospam@address.withheld> wrote in message
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hypothetically if i could use an online server like ftp maybe for
filesharing and maybe even the entire program itself, my employed could
access it and operate autocad via a network license from anywhere.
soujnds like autocad can accomidate this.
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