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license. The contents of a typical license pool file containing 35 licenses for one application is shown below: SERVER 129.139.149.259 INTERNET=129.139.149.259 VENDOR INGR USE_SERVER # INCREMENT GeoMedia_Professional INGR 6.0 permanent 35 0332CE04G7C4 ISSUER=”Intergraph Mapping and Geospatial Solutions” ck= 102 If multiple GeoMedia applications are licensed concurrently or additional licenses are added for an existing application, you need to add their entries to the license pool file. Use a text editor like Notepad, and copy the entire INCREMENT section from each separate license file into one large master pool file, as shown in the example below (# is used to mark a comment line and is optional): SERVER 129.139.149.259 INTERNET=129.139.149.259 VENDOR INGR USE_SERVER # INCREMENT GeoMedia_Professional INGR 6.0 permanent 35 0332CE04G7C4 ISSUER=”Intergraph Mapping and GeoSpatial Solutions” ck= 102 # INCREMENT GeoMedia_Professional INGR 6.0 permanent 5 0232CE24H7C4 ISSUER=”Intergraph Mapping and GeoSpatial Solutions” ck= 101 # INCREMENT GeoMedia_Transaction_Manager INGR 6.0 permanent 25 9FA3BF6OECF9 ISSUER=”Intergraph Mapping and GeoSpatial Solutions” ck=171 # INCREMENT GeoMedia_PublicWorks_Manager INGR 6.0 permanent 25 040DC6B2A7 IA ISSUER=”Intergraph Mapping and GeoSpatial Solutions” ck= 131 NOTE: Always use TCP/IP addresses when specifying server addresses in your license files unless you are using a server that has a primary and a secondary TCP/IP address. In this case, replace the phrase this_host with the server’s DNS name. Make sure you use the primary TCP/IP address to generate the license. Concurrent Licensing with GeoMedia Applications Page 5
2. After you have set up the license pool file, you need to configure the license pool service. This is done using LMTOOLS. The LMTOOLS application is shown below: 3. On the main LMTOOLS dialog box, select the Configuration using Services radio button under the Service/License File tab. This will set up the license pooling to run as a service. 4. Select the Config Services tab. This is where you configure the license pool service. The following will step you through the process: a. Enter a service name, for example, GeoMedia License Server. b. Browse to select the license daemon file: lmgrd.exe. c. Browse to select the license pool file, for example, LicensePool.lic. d. Browse to select a location for the log file, and give the log file a name, for example, LicenseLog.log. e. Select the mode you wish to use. For best results, start the server at power up, and use Windows services by selecting the indicated boxes. These are optional settings, but they give the best results. f. Click Save to save the service. From now on, when this server is booted, this license server will start automatically as a Windows service. Concurrent Licensing with GeoMedia Applications Page 6
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Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents 1. Introduction .
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