Concurrent Licensing with GeoMedia Applications - Norconsult

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NOTE: Currently, early return requires a local INGR_LICENSE_FILE environment variable to be used rather than a registry entry. If this is not the case, early return will fail. Early return may also fail if the network has not recognized the remote computer after reconnecting. You can use ipconfig /renew (from the command prompt) to reinitialize the network settings. Changes to the server’s license pool file during the borrowing period may also cause the return process to fail. If you have tried several times to return a license early and the status still shows that a license has been borrowed, you will probably need to wait until the borrow period is over. You can manually remove the borrowed licenses from the client, but you cannot manually return them to the server. If for any reason the client system is rebuilt or fails while it holds onto a borrowed license, there is no way to return the license to the server. Concurrent Licensing with GeoMedia Applications Page 23
4. Troubleshooting GeoMedia applications will usually run for 30 days without the need for a license. However, once the 30-day grace period is started, it cannot be stopped, and it will run out whether you use it or not. The purpose of the grace period is to give you time to get your license configured. Even if you have a valid license configured on the server, you may still run into problems. This section is meant to help you troubleshoot some of the most common issues. 4.1 Standard Errors The two most common errors that can occur when initializing GeoMedia applications are as follows: o o License not found Invalid license file 4.1.1 LICENSE NOT FOUND This error commonly occurs if the application cannot find the license file. This is generally caused by a server that is down or by an incorrect path to the license file. Other causes are as follows: o o o If the license file is local, check the permissions on the license file folder. Users must be able to read the license file. Check the environment variables for the global license location variable LM_LICENSE_FILE or the vendor specific variable INGR_LICENSE_FILE. If either of these variables exists, they will override all other specified locations. If this is the case, you can solve this problem by appending the location of the GeoMedia license file to the existing path (use a semicolon as a separator). These keys are not typically used. If the environment variables do not exist, check the registry under the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\FLEXlm License Manager And look for either the LM_LICENSE_FILE or the INGR_LICENSE_FILE registry entry. Verify that the correct path to the license is included in the variable definition. GeoMedia applications will automatically set the INGR_LICENSE_FILE to the default location: Concurrent Licensing with GeoMedia Applications Page 24
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Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents 1. Introduction .
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Page 11 and 12: concurrent licensing, you may need
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