Hello,
Yes. If you want to use network version of MDT6, you must use the
netsetup.exe from the Netsetup directory.
Inventor ask if you want a standalone or a networked version.
This is the procedure...
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> Hi today I installed NLS versions of Inventor Series, that mean both
Inventor R5.3 and MDT R6
> PP.
> I started with the FlexLM license Manager on the server, which went fine,
without problems.
>
> On the client PC's, I started with installation of the NLS version of
Inventor, after Volo View
> which is required offcourse, then I continued with MDT as next
installation in the AIS_Setup
> process.
> It apeared that the MDT installation in this process is the C-Dilla
version. I discovered that
> because MDT asked for a autorisation with 15 days left. Inventor accepted
the license from the
> FlexLM server.
>
> It is unlogical, if MDT in the same installation process defaults to a
softlocked version,
> despite the fact I choose NLS setup during the Inventor installation, the
MDT installer in the
> AIS_Setup didn't ask for NLS install, thats why I assumed that it was so
since the entire AIS
> package are expected to be treated as one license with one code:
softlocked (c-dilla) or FlexLM
> based.
>
> As far as I could see after short reading is that I have to run
"netsetup.exe" in the netsetup
> dir on AIS CD2 (MDT). This is exactly the same procedure as MDT NLS
installation in the old
> Elan days, with deployment setup. Can it really be true that the
installation process is so
> inconsistent?
>
> --
> Best regards
>
> Lars Sandberg
> TechSolution
> dba IMAGINiT Technologies