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User Interface
Use the Add license dialog box to activate licenses from the License Activation Server with an entitlement ID.
Concept
During the installation of License Administrator on WorkStations or Enterprise Servers, you need to type the network address to the License Server where network licenses are available for check out. The address to the License Server can later be entered or edited through License Administrator or directly in the Windows registry of the computer or Enterprise Server that hosts the licensed product.
Concept
If problems with the License Server or activated licenses occur, you may have to reset the License Server. All details about activated licenses on the License Server are compiled in files that start with "taclic" and have the .data extension. The file name string after "taclic" can differ. An example of the License Server file name is taclic_00249e00_tsf.data. The license details files are created the first time a license is activated on the License Server. By deleting the files you reset the License Server.
User Interface
Use the License Server Configuration page to configure the address to the license server.
User Interface
Use the Installation Type page to define which type of installation to perform when corresponding product is already installed on your computer or server.
How to
You reset the License Server if it does not work correctly.
How to
You upgrade your licenses when new versions are released, for example, to get access to new licensed features.
Concept
The License Server can be managed through a web-based administration tool called FLEXnet License Administrator. You use the Administration part of the tool to view system information and administer License Server user accounts, alerts, and other configuration.
How to
You view logged server events in the Enterprise Server system log to troubleshoot server problems that are traced to the Enterprise Server.
User Interface
Use the Configuration page to configure the port number the Enterprise Server listens to when communicating through a specific protocol.