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Concurrent Licensing with GeoMedia Applications - Norconsult

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2. Configuring the License Server<br />

2.1 Installation<br />

To configure concurrent licensing, have an administrator set up licensing<br />

on your system or network. To obtain a proper license, you will need the<br />

TCP/IP address of the server you want to use as a license server.<br />

NOTE: The TCP/IP address of the license server must be static. It cannot<br />

be dynamically assigned. This is a requirement because the TCP/IP<br />

address is included in the license key and is part of the license verification<br />

process.<br />

To generate your licenses, have both your server’s TCP/IP address and<br />

your License Authentication Code (LAC) available, and refer to the<br />

Intergraph licensing web site at:<br />

http://imgslicense.intergraph.com/licensehome/<br />

Instructions are available online if needed, but here are the basic steps:<br />

1. Click here for a License Authentication Code (LAC) prompt.<br />

2. Key in your License Authentication Code (LAC) at the prompt.<br />

a. Click Generate License to show the list of products. If your<br />

LAC has a combination of both nodelocked and concurrent<br />

licenses, check <strong>Concurrent</strong>, and then click Submit.<br />

b. If you are licensing multiple applications for the same<br />

license pool file, you may select all of them to generate the<br />

license file by clicking the check box by each product.<br />

c. After the products have been filtered, enter the number of<br />

licenses for each product you are fulfilling (the total available<br />

is listed next to each product).<br />

d. Key in the primary TCP/IP address of the License Server in<br />

this format:<br />

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx<br />

where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the TCP/IP address.<br />

e. Click Generate.<br />

<strong>Concurrent</strong> <strong>Licensing</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>GeoMedia</strong> <strong>Applications</strong> Page 3

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