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*Diercks, Skip
ADLM variable server code
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01-18-2001 08:36 PM
Can anyone please explain to me why the ADLM server code would change after
a reboot?
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Skip Diercks
Computer Support Specialist
Wade-Trim, Inc.
E-mail: sdiercks@wadetrim.com
a reboot?
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Skip Diercks
Computer Support Specialist
Wade-Trim, Inc.
E-mail: sdiercks@
*martin, jason
Re: ADLM variable server code
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01-18-2001 10:02 PM in reply to:
*Diercks, Skip
DHCP? Change in IP Addr? Service Pack(??)?
just guessing
jason martin
frankfurt-short-bruza
"Skip Diercks" wrote in message
news:17E6E93EFD1A73A775C52BC9BE3C9A77@in.WebX.SaUC
> Can anyone please explain to me why the ADLM server code would change after
> a reboot?
(snip)
just guessing
jason martin
frankfurt-short-bruza
"Skip Diercks"
news:17E6E93EFD1A73A775C52BC9BE3C9A77@in.WebX.SaUC
> Can anyone please explain to me why the ADLM server code would change after
> a reboot?
(snip)
*Prettyman, Charles
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01-18-2001 11:18 PM in reply to:
*Diercks, Skip
One of the variables in a server code comes from the network card (I think
it's pulling it fromt he MAC address, not the ip address, although it may
get variables from both). THere is at least one other variable that is a
network aspect, since hte same machine, booted and logged ontto itself and
not the domian will have a different server code.
Anyway, since the network card itself is the source of at least one
variable, if you are running ADLM on a multihomed machine, you will get very
erratic behaviour.
"jason martin" wrote in message
news:BEE2BB8B5899C5532337F60DBE33782D@in.WebX.SaUC
> DHCP? Change in IP Addr? Service Pack(??)?
>
> just guessing
>
> jason martin
> frankfurt-short-bruza
>
> "Skip Diercks" wrote in message
> news:17E6E93EFD1A73A775C52BC9BE3C9A77@in.WebX.SaUC
> > Can anyone please explain to me why the ADLM server code would change
after
> > a reboot?
> (snip)
>
it's pulling it fromt he MAC address, not the ip address, although it may
get variables from both). THere is at least one other variable that is a
network aspect, since hte same machine, booted and logged ontto itself and
not the domian will have a different server code.
Anyway, since the network card itself is the source of at least one
variable, if you are running ADLM on a multihomed machine, you will get very
erratic behaviour.
"jason martin"
news:BEE2BB8B5899C5532337F60DBE33782D@in.WebX.SaUC
> DHCP? Change in IP Addr? Service Pack(??)?
>
> just guessing
>
> jason martin
> frankfurt-short-bruza
>
> "Skip Diercks"
> news:17E6E93EFD1A73A775C52BC9BE3C9A77@in.WebX.SaUC
> > Can anyone please explain to me why the ADLM server code would change
after
> > a reboot?
> (snip)
>
*Diercks, Skip
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01-19-2001 02:11 AM in reply to:
*Diercks, Skip
The machine that the ADLM is on a BDC in an NT network, SP5, with one NIC,
and a static IP address.
Skip
Charles Prettyman wrote in message
news:CD654E983185F5F9488B3D4403C65825@in.WebX.SaUC
> One of the variables in a server code comes from the network card (I think
> it's pulling it fromt he MAC address, not the ip address, although it may
> get variables from both). THere is at least one other variable that is a
> network aspect, since hte same machine, booted and logged ontto itself and
> not the domian will have a different server code.
>
> Anyway, since the network card itself is the source of at least one
> variable, if you are running ADLM on a multihomed machine, you will get
very
> erratic behaviour.
>
> "jason martin" wrote in message
> news:BEE2BB8B5899C5532337F60DBE33782D@in.WebX.SaUC
> > DHCP? Change in IP Addr? Service Pack(??)?
> >
> > just guessing
> >
> > jason martin
> > frankfurt-short-bruza
> >
> > "Skip Diercks" wrote in message
> > news:17E6E93EFD1A73A775C52BC9BE3C9A77@in.WebX.SaUC
> > > Can anyone please explain to me why the ADLM server code would change
> after
> > > a reboot?
> > (snip)
> >
>
and a static IP address.
Skip
Charles Prettyman
news:CD654E983185F5F9488B3D4403C65825@in.WebX.SaUC
> One of the variables in a server code comes from the network card (I think
> it's pulling it fromt he MAC address, not the ip address, although it may
> get variables from both). THere is at least one other variable that is a
> network aspect, since hte same machine, booted and logged ontto itself and
> not the domian will have a different server code.
>
> Anyway, since the network card itself is the source of at least one
> variable, if you are running ADLM on a multihomed machine, you will get
very
> erratic behaviour.
>
> "jason martin"
> news:BEE2BB8B5899C5532337F60DBE33782D@in.WebX.SaUC
> > DHCP? Change in IP Addr? Service Pack(??)?
> >
> > just guessing
> >
> > jason martin
> > frankfurt-short-bruza
> >
> > "Skip Diercks"
> > news:17E6E93EFD1A73A775C52BC9BE3C9A77@in.WebX.SaUC
> > > Can anyone please explain to me why the ADLM server code would change
> after
> > > a reboot?
> > (snip)
> >
>
*Sego, Neil
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01-19-2001 06:09 AM in reply to:
*Diercks, Skip
I have had the server code when the ADLM server had to change machine name,
IP, DNS, new MAC address, etc. It is my opinion that the server code is
TIED to too many things. I would like to see AutoDesk change the way their
license manager is running. Also if you can AutoDesk they will give you a
new code on the spot. So I make sure that IF I have to do something on that
server I do it while AutoDesk is open.
Neil Sego
nsego@indy.net
"Skip Diercks" wrote in message
news:206A6DCF2D08AB79C18C664367F8E94A@in.WebX.SaUC
> The machine that the ADLM is on a BDC in an NT network, SP5, with one NIC,
> and a static IP address.
>
> Skip
>
> Charles Prettyman wrote in message
> news:CD654E983185F5F9488B3D4403C65825@in.WebX.SaUC
> > One of the variables in a server code comes from the network card (I
think
> > it's pulling it fromt he MAC address, not the ip address, although it
may
> > get variables from both). THere is at least one other variable that is
a
> > network aspect, since hte same machine, booted and logged ontto itself
and
> > not the domian will have a different server code.
> >
> > Anyway, since the network card itself is the source of at least one
> > variable, if you are running ADLM on a multihomed machine, you will get
> very
> > erratic behaviour.
> >
> > "jason martin" wrote in message
> > news:BEE2BB8B5899C5532337F60DBE33782D@in.WebX.SaUC
> > > DHCP? Change in IP Addr? Service Pack(??)?
> > >
> > > just guessing
> > >
> > > jason martin
> > > frankfurt-short-bruza
> > >
> > > "Skip Diercks" wrote in message
> > > news:17E6E93EFD1A73A775C52BC9BE3C9A77@in.WebX.SaUC
> > > > Can anyone please explain to me why the ADLM server code would
change
> > after
> > > > a reboot?
> > > (snip)
> > >
> >
>
IP, DNS, new MAC address, etc. It is my opinion that the server code is
TIED to too many things. I would like to see AutoDesk change the way their
license manager is running. Also if you can AutoDesk they will give you a
new code on the spot. So I make sure that IF I have to do something on that
server I do it while AutoDesk is open.
Neil Sego
nsego@indy.net
"Skip Diercks"
news:206A6DCF2D08AB79C18C664367F8E94A@in.WebX.SaUC
> The machine that the ADLM is on a BDC in an NT network, SP5, with one NIC,
> and a static IP address.
>
> Skip
>
> Charles Prettyman
> news:CD654E983185F5F9488B3D4403C65825@in.WebX.SaUC
> > One of the variables in a server code comes from the network card (I
think
> > it's pulling it fromt he MAC address, not the ip address, although it
may
> > get variables from both). THere is at least one other variable that is
a
> > network aspect, since hte same machine, booted and logged ontto itself
and
> > not the domian will have a different server code.
> >
> > Anyway, since the network card itself is the source of at least one
> > variable, if you are running ADLM on a multihomed machine, you will get
> very
> > erratic behaviour.
> >
> > "jason martin"
> > news:BEE2BB8B5899C5532337F60DBE33782D@in.WebX.SaUC
> > > DHCP? Change in IP Addr? Service Pack(??)?
> > >
> > > just guessing
> > >
> > > jason martin
> > > frankfurt-short-bruza
> > >
> > > "Skip Diercks"
> > > news:17E6E93EFD1A73A775C52BC9BE3C9A77@in.WebX.SaUC
> > > > Can anyone please explain to me why the ADLM server code would
change
> > after
> > > > a reboot?
> > > (snip)
> > >
> >
>
