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    *DOMINGUEZ, JOSE ISRAEL CAMPERO

    NOVELL 5.0/NT WORKSTATION 4.0 /ADLM PROBLEM

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    10-11-1999 05:34 PM
    HI!!!
    ONE OF MY CLIENTS IS RUNING NOVELL 5.0.

    WHEN I INSTALLED AUTOCAD 14.01 IN HIS WORKSTATION, IT WORKED OK, BUT
    HE INSTALLED IT IN OTHER WORKSTATION (AS ADMINISTRATOR) AND WHEN HE
    TRIED TO RUN IT (AS ADMINISTRATOR) HE GOT THIS MESSAGE:

    FATAL ERROR: Security system(hardware lock or network license) is
    not functioning or is improperly installed.

    WHAT CAN I DO.

    JOSE ISRAEL CAMPERO
    Please use plain text.
    *Bitgood, Jeff

    Re: NOVELL 5.0/NT WORKSTATION 4.0 /ADLM PROBLEM

    10-13-1999 06:11 AM in reply to: *DOMINGUEZ, JOSE ISRAEL CAMPERO
    Hi Jose,

    First off, THERE'S NO NEED TO SHOUT. It's aggravating my hangover. ;o)

    Seriously though, we need more information to give you a definite answer.
    I'm assuming you have IPX running on your server, otherwise it wouldn't work
    at all. Double check the workstation to be sure that IPX support is
    installed.

    Another thing you might want to check is how many licenses your ADLM
    administration program tells you that you have, and how many you have
    available. Occasionally it doesn't release licenses. I know the message
    says it's not installed properly, but back when I was running ADLM, it
    seemed to toss out messages at random.

    Note I said back when I was running ADLM. I tried getting it to work well
    on our Netware 5 network, and it was just too flaky for us. It'd drop
    licenses in the middle of sessions, it'd take out multiple licenses if a
    single workstation was running multiple sessions, wouldn't release
    licenses... You get the picture. I gave up and installed standalone copies
    when the architectural department turned into a lynch mob.

    If you get it to work consistently, I'd be interested to hear how you did
    it.

    JOSE ISRAEL CAMPERO DOMINGUEZ wrote:

    > HI!!!
    > ONE OF MY CLIENTS IS RUNING NOVELL 5.0.
    >
    > WHEN I INSTALLED AUTOCAD 14.01 IN HIS WORKSTATION, IT WORKED OK, BUT
    > HE INSTALLED IT IN OTHER WORKSTATION (AS ADMINISTRATOR) AND WHEN HE
    > TRIED TO RUN IT (AS ADMINISTRATOR) HE GOT THIS MESSAGE:
    >
    > FATAL ERROR: Security system(hardware lock or network license) is
    > not functioning or is improperly installed.
    >
    > WHAT CAN I DO.
    >
    > JOSE ISRAEL CAMPERO
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    *DOMINGUEZ, JOSE ISRAEL CAMPERO

    Re:

    10-13-1999 09:14 AM in reply to: *DOMINGUEZ, JOSE ISRAEL CAMPERO
    > Seriously though, we need more information to give you a definite answer.
    > I'm assuming you have IPX running on your server, otherwise it wouldn't work
    > at all. Double check the workstation to be sure that IPX support is
    > installed.

    THEY HAVE IPX AND TCP PROTOCOLS, BUT AUTOCAD IS INSTALLED AT IPX. THEY HAVE
    INSTALLED 2 LICENSES OF ACADR14.01 AND 2 OF MDT 3. THE TYPE OF INSTALLATION IS
    CLIENT AND SILENT MODE. I INSTALLED THE PROGRAM IN 1 MACHINE (THE
    ADMINISTRATOR'S) AND IT WORKED OK. BUT WHEN HE INSTALLED ANOTHER NODE, AND TRYED
    TO RUN IT, IT DIDN'T WORK.

    THE MAIN PROBLEM IS THAT I NEED IT WORKING, BECAUSE IF THIS WORKS, THEY'RE GOING
    TO BUY MORE LICENSES.

    THEY HAVE 10 LICENSES STAND ALONE, BUT THEY WANT TO CHANGE THEM TO NETWORK.
    Please use plain text.
    *[Autodesk], jerry milana

    Re:

    10-13-1999 03:51 PM in reply to: *DOMINGUEZ, JOSE ISRAEL CAMPERO
    Jose,

    Leaving your Caps Lock key on when composing messages results in interpreted
    SHOUTING. Shouting can be effective at times when used sparingly to make a point.
    Entire messages in shouting (upper) case can be taken offensively in the on-line
    world, very much the same way as if the shouting were occurring verbally in person.
    Besides, it makes messages hard to read and intimidates others from commenting on
    your messages. So, please switch to conversational case.

    About your problem, make sure that your client systems are using the latest version
    of Novell's Client32 for Netware. The Microsoft Client for Netware will not work.
    If you have routers, SAP must be enabled and SAP 2064 must be unrestricted. Also,
    set the ACADSERVER variable on your workstation. The AutoCAD Help system has
    information on setting ACADSERVER. Also assure that IPX is the primary protocol on
    your workstations.

    Jerry Milana,
    Autodesk Product Support

    JOSE ISRAEL CAMPERO DOMINGUEZ wrote:

    > > Seriously though, we need more information to give you a definite answer.
    > > I'm assuming you have IPX running on your server, otherwise it wouldn't work
    > > at all. Double check the workstation to be sure that IPX support is
    > > installed.
    >
    > THEY HAVE IPX AND TCP PROTOCOLS, BUT AUTOCAD IS INSTALLED AT IPX. THEY HAVE
    > INSTALLED 2 LICENSES OF ACADR14.01 AND 2 OF MDT 3. THE TYPE OF INSTALLATION IS
    > CLIENT AND SILENT MODE. I INSTALLED THE PROGRAM IN 1 MACHINE (THE
    > ADMINISTRATOR'S) AND IT WORKED OK. BUT WHEN HE INSTALLED ANOTHER NODE, AND TRYED
    > TO RUN IT, IT DIDN'T WORK.
    >
    > THE MAIN PROBLEM IS THAT I NEED IT WORKING, BECAUSE IF THIS WORKS, THEY'RE GOING
    > TO BUY MORE LICENSES.
    >
    > THEY HAVE 10 LICENSES STAND ALONE, BUT THEY WANT TO CHANGE THEM TO NETWORK.
    Please use plain text.
    *Domínguez, José Israel Camper

    Re:

    10-21-1999 02:26 PM in reply to: *DOMINGUEZ, JOSE ISRAEL CAMPERO
    jerry, thanks a lot.

    > Leaving your Caps Lock key on when composing messages results in interpreted
    > SHOUTING.

    OK, sorry. I didn't know there where rules about writting, it's just that I've been
    writting with caps for 8 or 10 years, but if I have to write here or to another
    newsgroup I'll take the suggestion.

    > About your problem, make sure that your client systems are using the latest version
    > of Novell's Client32 for Netware.

    Thanks. That solved the problem (at least by now)

    José Israel Campero
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