Petri
Your last statement is correct, you have to reinstall Inventor to switch
licensing modes. What the switched does is actually make an application
look for another type of license upon startup. So, the switcher is specific
to products. No Switcher has been offered for Inventor. So, if you have
the bundle, you can switch the MDT component but not inventor.
jerry
"Petri Ahava"
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> Jerry,
>
> Anders was asking about AIS. I would think that if you use the MDT 6
> Switcher, register with a SLM license and move the license to another
> workstation with the whole AIS package installed, it will also move the
> Inventor License? Only one authorization is needed for the Series install
so
> one would think that moving the AIs license with the MDT PLU would suffice
> for both? Please let me know if I'm wrong! Tried reading the documentation
> and was kindof surprised to find that you were correct about the swither
> thing! What will happen if you switch the MDT part of AIS to single,
> register it with a single user serialnr and then move the license to
another
> single user AIS workstation? Will the Inventor on the new station work?
Will
> the one on the 1st station use a single license or keep looking for the
> license from the network?
>
> More to the point, if you talk about a single user (SLM) license of AIS,
can
> you use the PLU to move the license to another workstaion (Both MDT and
> Inv.?)
>
> Or is it just that the Inventor must be reinstalled if moving a
workstation
> from NLS to SLM license?
>
> Can you please draw us a flowchart covering the mixed scenario:
>
> NLM AIS to SLM
> SLM move using PLU
>
> Please,
>
> Petri
>
> "Cy" wrote in message news:f1184d3.1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > Anders,
> >
> > If the LCS doesn't come with your product, it can't be added on. Check
to
> see if your network deployment has that option.
> >
> > The LCS is available only for products that include the PLU.
> >
> > --Cy--
> > autodesk
>
>
