While it's possible to change a standalone license to a network one, this
has to be done through a reseller, and also involves the added cost
difference for the network version. This is assuming your 2008 isn't an
upgrade version from your 2007.
John
"Jasjas" wrote in message news:5842587@discussion.autodesk.com...
I think this forum already covers these issues what I'm about to write here,
but it is quite difficult to search answers for all of these so this is the
reason why I wrote this message.
We have currently 2007 and 2008 AutoCAD versions in use... 1 of each. 2007
is network licensed (Flexlm running on workstation) and 2008 is locally
licensed (or how I should put that?) on a workstation. So 2008 is only
usable in that workstation. I would like to change this... according to my
source I can change this "standalone license" to network license model so it
can be used from every computer in our network if needed. How this can be
done?
1. I have understood that I can combine license files so Flexlm can handle
both licence's over network. True or false?
2. Is there any restrictions, requirements or compatibility issues with
Flexlm version and 2007 vs 2008 license handling?