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Synopsys FPGA Licensing Guide

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Chapter 3: License Configuration Other License Server Configurations<br />

3. Copy the edited file to each of the license servers. If all the servers are<br />

not on the same platform, edit the DAEMON entry for each different<br />

machine to point to the correct synplctyd license daemon.<br />

4. On each server, set the SYNPLCTYD_LICENSE_FILE environment variable<br />

to point to the local copy of the license.dat file.<br />

– On a Windows machine, select Start->Settings->Control Panel->System and<br />

set SYNPLCTYD_LICENSE_FILE on the corresponding Variables tab to<br />

the location of the license.dat file (c:\SynLM\license.dat).<br />

– On a Solaris/Linux server, enter the following command:<br />

setenv SYNPLCTYD_LICENSE_FILE /path_to_license_file/license.dat<br />

Starting lmgrd on Redundant Servers<br />

After you have set up the license file as described in Setting up the License File<br />

for Redundant Servers, on page 3-24, set up the license server daemon, lmgrd.<br />

1. Start the lmgrd license server daemon on the first machine.<br />

Depending on the platform, the procedure varies slightly.<br />

Windows Use the LMTOOLS utility, as described in Starting the License<br />

Daemon with LMTOOLS, on page 3-8.<br />

Solaris<br />

Linux<br />

• Change to the platform directory containing the lmgrd<br />

executable.<br />

• Type this command, and specify a directory for a log file to keep<br />

track of license usage and for troubleshooting:<br />

lmgrd -c $SYNPLCTYD_LICENSE_FILE -l<br />

/usr/tmp/lmgrd_synplify.log &<br />

This command specifies /usr/tmp/lmgrd_synplify.log as the log file.<br />

2. Run a status check on the license file to confirm that it started the first<br />

server.<br />

On a Windows machine, do the following:<br />

– Open a command prompt LO and change to the directory where you<br />

installed your <strong>Synopsys</strong> <strong>FPGA</strong> tool (for example, C:\Program<br />

Files\Synplicity\fpga_90).<br />

3-26 <strong>Synopsys</strong> <strong>FPGA</strong> <strong>Licensing</strong> User <strong>Guide</strong>, August 2008

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