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relationship of autodesk network license manager with power supply
relationship of autodesk network license manager with power supply
Our client is having problem with running their AutoCAD Networked after experiencing a fluctuating power supply. Is it possible? Is there really an impact to the license manager when there's a fluctuating power supply? how possible is that? the last time they experienced it we just advised them to install/repair but this time they said it cannot be resolved by simply doing so. I badly need a solution... Thanks in advance..
"Our client is having problem with running their AutoCAD Networked..."
What is the problem? Does it work at all? Error messages, etc..?
waya> wrote in message news:6006225@discussion.autodesk.com...
Our client is having problem with running their AutoCAD Networked after
experiencing a fluctuating power supply. Is it possible? Is there really an
impact to the license manager when there's a fluctuating power supply? how
possible is that? the last time they experienced it we just advised them to
install/repair but this time they said it cannot be resolved by simply doing
so. I badly need a solution... Thanks in advance..
"waya" wrote in message news:6006225@discussion.autodesk.com...
> Our client is having problem with running their AutoCAD Networked after
> experiencing a fluctuating power supply. Is it possible? Is there really
> an impact to the license manager when there's a fluctuating power supply?
> how possible is that? the last time they experienced it we just advised
> them to install/repair but this time they said it cannot be resolved by
> simply doing so. I badly need a solution... Thanks in advance..
If you have a power failure it will break your license--it has happened to me 4 times. And good luck trying to get AutoDesk to help you--because they won't unless you buy a new license(big cash)--they won't help you at all.
I already resolved it. Thanks to those who replied.
I found out that it was a power failure, unlike what was first informed, so what I did is check the server first and from the license manager using the LMTOOLS I performed status inquiry. It's not giving out licenses like it should have so It means that the server might be stopped as the power failed. From start/stop/re-read tab i restarted the server. Then it worked properly after...
