2 license occuped.

[Anonymous]

Hi all,

I have a question about the licence that are used for each PC.

We have a situation where we need to use Inventor 2009 + Autocad 2008 (for a
problem that is present on release 2009 not yet solved by Autodesk).

The problem we have in this situation is that working in this way each user
get 2 license (see below).



Is that normal?

Any possibility to get a situation where each user use only 1 license?



Thanks

Alberto





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Status

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Flexible License Manager status on Tue 7/15/2008 07:57



[Detecting lmgrd processes...]



adskflex: UP v11.4

Feature usage info:



Users of 64500INVBUN_F: (Total of 10 licenses issued; Total of 3 licenses
in use)



"64500INVBUN_F" v1.000, vendor: adskflex

floating license



maffial1 alberto-860d911 alberto-860d911 (v1.000) (server2004/27000
211), start Tue 7/15 7:51

maffial1 alberto-860d911 alberto-860d911 (v1.000) (server2004/27000
535), start Tue 7/15 7:56

pilonfr1 UTC-04 UTC-04 (v1.000) (server2004/27000 1502), start Tue 7/15
7:49



Users of PLIST: (Total of 1 license issued; Total of 0 licenses in use)



Users of 59300INVBUN_2009_0F: (Total of 10 licenses issued; Total of 2
licenses in use)



"59300INVBUN_2009_0F" v1.000, vendor: adskflex

floating license



maffial1 alberto-860d911 alberto-860d911 (v1.000) (server2004/27000
111), start Tue 7/15 7:51

pilonfr1 UTC-04 UTC-04 (v1.000) (server2004/27000 1602), start Tue 7/15
7:49



Users of 55000INVBUN_2008_0F: (Total of 10 licenses issued; Total of 1
license in use)



"55000INVBUN_2008_0F" v1.000, vendor: adskflex

floating license



maffial1 alberto-860d911 alberto-860d911 (v1.000) (server2004/27000
635), start Tue 7/15 7:56

[TravisNave]

I do not believe so given that you are using two different feature codes for 2008 and 2009. In theory, the Package increment should do this by definition. But I do not think it works that way, unfortunately. Unless somebody else has played enough with it to get it to work, I think that you're gonna have to use 2 licenses in this case.