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  1. #1
    luisleon Guest

    Obtaining licenses from Redundant Servers

    After receiving the 3 separate licenses for Land Desktop 2005 I created license files for each of the 3 servers. The license files' top lines of each are the same (showing the three servers, mac, and port) followed by the "increment" portion of the license for each corresponding server.
    After checking the status in lmtools I get something similar to all the examples I've seen for redundant systems. Based on the status check it appears the 3 systems are running correctly, ie. the master and the two others are up and showing the # of available licenses, etc.
    I corrected the license file in the Land Desktop 2005 to have the three servers, mac addresses, and ports.
    If this is correct so far why do I get an error when I start Land Desktop 2005 that states:
    The network license manager was not able to get a valid license. If this problem continues, please contact your system administrator. Error [1.5.-18], Error [1.5.-8], or Error [1.5.-15] (I don't remember the exact code but it was one of these)

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    Efim Tetelman (Autodesk, Guest
    You can not correct license file manually, it should be created by Autodesk
    and if you want some changes you need to request a new license file.

    Regards
    Efim


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    After receiving the 3 separate licenses for Land Desktop 2005 I created
    license files for each of the 3 servers. The license files' top lines of
    each are the same (showing the three servers, mac, and port) followed by
    the "increment" portion of the license for each corresponding server.
    After checking the status in lmtools I get something similar to all the
    examples I've seen for redundant systems. Based on the status check it
    appears the 3 systems are running correctly, ie. the master and the two
    others are up and showing the # of available licenses, etc.
    I corrected the license file in the Land Desktop 2005 to have the three
    servers, mac addresses, and ports.
    If this is correct so far why do I get an error when I start Land Desktop
    2005 that states:
    The network license manager was not able to get a valid license. If this
    problem continues, please contact your system administrator. Error
    [1.5.-18], Error [1.5.-8], or Error [1.5.-15] (I don't remember the exact
    code but it was one of these)

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