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Fatal Error: Security System . .
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01-12-2001 06:38 AM
We have five floating licenses on our NT Server network. The pc's have NT
Workstation and are PII500 with 256MB RAM and 512MB swap file. 8GB of free
space on HD. We are running AutoCAD R14.
When one of my users opens AutoCad, he receives the error "Fatal
Error
ecurity system (hardware lock or network license) is not functioning
or is improperly installed". When I run the ADLM it shows me that only 3 of
the 5 licenses are in use. This came from nowhere and happened all of a
sudden. Anyone know what could be causing this?
Insufficient memory to open drawing
I'm trying to open a 69mb file
running NT4.0 383 mb ram with swap 383 to 700 max
cad temp files open in D:\temp with 10 gb of free space
it will ask to Abort, Retry and Ignor
if I ignor it opens anyone have any support on this error ?
Workstation and are PII500 with 256MB RAM and 512MB swap file. 8GB of free
space on HD. We are running AutoCAD R14.
When one of my users opens AutoCad, he receives the error "Fatal
Error
or is improperly installed". When I run the ADLM it shows me that only 3 of
the 5 licenses are in use. This came from nowhere and happened all of a
sudden. Anyone know what could be causing this?
Insufficient memory to open drawing
I'm trying to open a 69mb file
running NT4.0 383 mb ram with swap 383 to 700 max
cad temp files open in D:\temp with 10 gb of free space
it will ask to Abort, Retry and Ignor
if I ignor it opens anyone have any support on this error ?
*GmG
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01-15-2001 12:00 AM in reply to:
*T., Scott
read previous post by John Bliss.
it should help you out.
"Scott T." wrote in message
news:8D026B7CF7ED171B7D3B81EB3C5C09F2@in.WebX.SaUC ah8kaAW...
> We have five floating licenses on our NT Server network. The pc's have NT
> Workstation and are PII500 with 256MB RAM and 512MB swap file. 8GB of
free
> space on HD. We are running AutoCAD R14.
>
> When one of my users opens AutoCad, he receives the error "Fatal
> Error
ecurity system (hardware lock or network license) is not
functioning
> or is improperly installed". When I run the ADLM it shows me that only 3
of
> the 5 licenses are in use. This came from nowhere and happened all of a
> sudden. Anyone know what could be causing this?
> Insufficient memory to open drawing
> I'm trying to open a 69mb file
>
> running NT4.0 383 mb ram with swap 383 to 700 max
> cad temp files open in D:\temp with 10 gb of free space
>
> it will ask to Abort, Retry and Ignor
>
> if I ignor it opens anyone have any support on this error ?
>
it should help you out.
"Scott T."
news:8D026B7CF7ED171B7D3B81EB3C5C09F2@in.WebX.SaUC
> We have five floating licenses on our NT Server network. The pc's have NT
> Workstation and are PII500 with 256MB RAM and 512MB swap file. 8GB of
free
> space on HD. We are running AutoCAD R14.
>
> When one of my users opens AutoCad, he receives the error "Fatal
> Error
functioning
> or is improperly installed". When I run the ADLM it shows me that only 3
of
> the 5 licenses are in use. This came from nowhere and happened all of a
> sudden. Anyone know what could be causing this?
> Insufficient memory to open drawing
> I'm trying to open a 69mb file
>
> running NT4.0 383 mb ram with swap 383 to 700 max
> cad temp files open in D:\temp with 10 gb of free space
>
> it will ask to Abort, Retry and Ignor
>
> if I ignor it opens anyone have any support on this error ?
>
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01-18-2001 12:11 AM in reply to:
*T., Scott
Check the date and time on the workstation. If it is badly out of synch with the license server, you will get this error.
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01-30-2001 02:00 AM in reply to:
*T., Scott
I am getting the same error when I start the AutoCAD on the workstation. I have other workstations that are setup identically. The time difference is only ~5 minutes. Any other ideas?
