Network License Inconsistincies

[Anonymous]

All,

I have a client who is having issues with users obtaining a network license for AutoCAD. The license file contains both AutoCAD and Revit licenses. The issue is that when a user tries to start AutoCAD they receive an error message stating no license exists. However, if the license service on the server is restarted , the user can get in. He has to do this every time a new user wants to get into AutoCAD.

I am new to Autodesk network licensing and I was hoping that someone has heard of this issue and can give me some guidance as to how this issue can be resolved.

Thanks in advance.

-Seth Cohen

[TravisNave]

Sounds like the license isn't being released when the user closes AutoCAD. Have the user close it down, then check the LM server status to see if it is still checked out to that user.

Might have to make an options file to TIMEOUT idle licenses.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

Launch LMtools on your server, goto "Server status" and click on "Perform
status inquiry".
Give us what information are display.

Franck Hervet
www.aricad.fr


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All,

I have a client who is having issues with users obtaining a network license
for AutoCAD. The license file contains both AutoCAD and Revit licenses. The
issue is that when a user tries to start AutoCAD they receive an error
message stating no license exists. However, if the license service on the
server is restarted , the user can get in. He has to do this every time a
new user wants to get into AutoCAD.

I am new to Autodesk network licensing and I was hoping that someone has
heard of this issue and can give me some guidance as to how this issue can
be resolved.

Thanks in advance.

-Seth Cohen