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Thread: 2005 stand alone product activation questions

  1. #1
    David Allen Guest

    2005 stand alone product activation questions

    Say I have say 10 stand alone serials.
    Normally I have a netsetup to do a silent install on the workstations.
    So one serial will be installed 10 times.

    With 2005 can I contine to use network installs (not ADLM) to install stand alone seats?
    If every station now requires its own unique serial due to product activation, how do
    I use a network install with unique serials?

    David

  2. #2
    Kal H Guest
    David,

    You need to convert and merge your 10 serials to ONE serial
    ask your reseller to do that
    if you are under subscription you can email this service to switch you over
    and they will send you a new auth. code
    Next step is to have a dedicated shared storage space to install the flex_lm
    and the license file (sent by email)
    Then remake your deployment for network.
    You can find more explanations in the guides (network admin...)

    Hope this helps,

    Kal
    Cad manager @ www.lessardgroup.com

    "David Allen" <*@*.com> wrote in message
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    Say I have say 10 stand alone serials.
    Normally I have a netsetup to do a silent install on the workstations.
    So one serial will be installed 10 times.

    With 2005 can I contine to use network installs (not ADLM) to install
    stand alone seats?
    If every station now requires its own unique serial due to product
    activation, how do
    I use a network install with unique serials?

    David

  3. #3
    David Allen Guest
    when you say "install the flex_lm and the license file" are you referring to using the ADLM and a .lic file? That would
    imply a network license manager. I already have that and that is not what I am asking.

    I have stand alone serials numbers. I want to make a silent install for AutoCAD 2005. How do I make a silent stand
    alone install if I cannot use the same serial number for all my workstations.

    "Kal H" <kal_h2o2u2@hotmail.com>
    |>David,
    |>
    |>You need to convert and merge your 10 serials to ONE serial
    |>ask your reseller to do that
    |>if you are under subscription you can email this service to switch you over
    |>and they will send you a new auth. code
    |>Next step is to have a dedicated shared storage space to install the flex_lm
    |>and the license file (sent by email)
    |>Then remake your deployment for network.
    |>You can find more explanations in the guides (network admin...)
    |>
    |>Hope this helps,
    |>
    |>Kal
    |>Cad manager @ www.lessardgroup.com
    |>
    |>"David Allen" <*@*.com> wrote in message
    |>news:reohh0lpjkosmrutvmkmpqbfusavsimnov@4ax.com. ..
    |>> Say I have say 10 stand alone serials.
    |>> Normally I have a netsetup to do a silent install on the workstations.
    |>> So one serial will be installed 10 times.
    |>>
    |>> With 2005 can I contine to use network installs (not ADLM) to install
    |>stand alone seats?
    |>> If every station now requires its own unique serial due to product
    |>activation, how do
    |>> I use a network install with unique serials?
    |>>
    |>> David
    |>


    David

  4. #4
    Gilles Plante Guest
    David,

    there are two ways to have a single S/N for 10 users:

    1- Run the "networked" version of AutoCAD. That is where FlexLM comes in.

    2- Convert your 10 standalone licences to a multi-seat licence for 10 users.

    The second way is quite interesting:

    - no cost implied as with moving from standalone to networked
    - you can deploy from an administrative image, as for networked licence
    - have only one S/N to manage.

    Activation procedure knows your S/N is of type multi-seat, and allows enough
    activations for all of your users.

    Gilles Plante

    "David Allen" <*@*.com> wrote in message
    news:d8iih0tbvnk5m7gup8m2d2272n74gr89ll@4ax.com...
    when you say "install the flex_lm and the license file" are you referring
    to using the ADLM and a .lic file? That would
    imply a network license manager. I already have that and that is not what
    I am asking.

    I have stand alone serials numbers. I want to make a silent install for
    AutoCAD 2005. How do I make a silent stand
    alone install if I cannot use the same serial number for all my
    workstations.

    "Kal H" <kal_h2o2u2@hotmail.com
    |>David,
    |
    |>You need to convert and merge your 10 serials to ONE serial
    |>ask your reseller to do that
    |>if you are under subscription you can email this service to switch you
    over
    |>and they will send you a new auth. code
    |>Next step is to have a dedicated shared storage space to install the
    flex_lm
    |>and the license file (sent by email)
    |>Then remake your deployment for network.
    |>You can find more explanations in the guides (network admin...)
    |
    |>Hope this helps,
    |
    |>Kal
    |>Cad manager @ www.lessardgroup.com
    |
    |>"David Allen" <*@*.com> wrote in message
    |>news:reohh0lpjkosmrutvmkmpqbfusavsimnov@4ax.com. ..
    |>> Say I have say 10 stand alone serials.
    |>> Normally I have a netsetup to do a silent install on the workstations.
    |>> So one serial will be installed 10 times.
    |
    |>> With 2005 can I contine to use network installs (not ADLM) to install

    |>stand alone seats?
    |>> If every station now requires its own unique serial due to product
    |>activation, how do
    |>> I use a network install with unique serials?
    |
    |>> David
    |


    David

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