I doubt that they expired even though technically they could be created that
way. Beta licenses are that for example. If you purchased licenses they
should be perpetual. Probably some problem with the FLEXnet license service
or the server.
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"JenniferJones" skrev i meddelandet news:5893903@discussion.autodesk.com...
> I am using a network version of Architectural Desktop 2007. Yesterday as
> I was working I got a pop up saying something like "License cannot be
> found..." and it instructed me to restart the program to re-attach to the
> license. So I did. The problem is, the program could not find the
> license. I tested another computer that uses the same network license,
> and I have the same problem. Our IT department has been working on it,
> trying to input the license path to no avail. Finally they informed me
> that the license is "expired", and they need a new license (they want to
> install me as standalone this time). I was not borrowing a license when
> this happened...just using the software on my desktop as usual.
>
> Is it true that a network license can expire, and if so, why? I don't
> want to suggest to my boss that he buy a new license when we already own 7
> network seats.