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    djarvis Guest

    twin network cards on server

    I have a network server holding my lic file for AutoCAD 2005 and the server has 2 network cards on the motherboard, the lic file defines that it should use a certain MAC address, however every so often it chooses to not see the network card I want it to and so refuses to let me start AutoCAD.

    Do I have a way to ensure that it looks at the network card I have specified in the lic file first?

    Drew

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    dstein Guest
    Disable one of the network cards (NICs). If you cannot, then consider moving your FlexLM service to another server that can run with only a single NIC. You can configure things to allow multiple NICs but it's generally more pain than it's worth.

  3. #3
    Cy Shuster Guest
    I believe that FlexLM can bind to any NIC in the PC, whether or not the card
    is actually connected to the network... (right, Jerry?)

    --Cy--

    "dstein" <nospam@address.withheld> wrote in message
    news:6229089.1098751290220.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum 2.autodesk.com...
    Disable one of the network cards (NICs). If you cannot, then consider
    moving your FlexLM service to another server that can run with only a
    single NIC. You can configure things to allow multiple NICs but it's
    generally more pain than it's worth.

  4. #4
    jerry milana (Autodesk Co Guest
    David,

    FLEXlm works fine with dual NICS.

    --
    Jerry Milana,
    Autodesk Consulting
    "dstein" <nospam@address.withheld> wrote in message
    news:6229089.1098751290220.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum 2.autodesk.com...
    Disable one of the network cards (NICs). If you cannot, then consider
    moving your FlexLM service to another server that can run with only a single
    NIC. You can configure things to allow multiple NICs but it's generally
    more pain than it's worth.

  5. #5
    jerry milana (Autodesk Co Guest
    Correct, Cy


    "Cy Shuster" <cy@example.com> wrote in message
    news:417d9da6$1_1@newsprd01...
    I believe that FlexLM can bind to any NIC in the PC, whether or not the
    card
    is actually connected to the network... (right, Jerry?)

    --Cy--

    "dstein" <nospam@address.withheld> wrote in message
    news:6229089.1098751290220.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum 2.autodesk.com...
    Disable one of the network cards (NICs). If you cannot, then consider
    moving your FlexLM service to another server that can run with only a
    single NIC. You can configure things to allow multiple NICs but it's
    generally more pain than it's worth.

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