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Rumor has it there has been a fix for the inability to work with 6.0 as it did with 5.3 with a locked license.
Does anyone have any documentation on how to access locked licenses with remote desktop in the newest iterations of Arbortext?
Thanks in advance
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Sorry I'm not sure about the documentation, but we have done this for a number of customers:
I haven't heard about that Kyle, but in case it helps I can confirm we have solved this for our customers in one of two ways:
1. Use alternative remote desktop software (e.g. VNC)
2. Trade in locked licenses for registered user licenses (free swap offered by PTC)
How does the registered user licenses work? How do we set something up like that if necessary
Wow Gareth, I've never heard of Registered User Licenses. Several of our editors have multiple machines (laptop/desktop), but only ever use one at a time. Ever since the switch to FLEX, this has been an issue. I'll definitely have to check this out, thanks!
Oh, scratch that. I just read up, and it's still machine-locked, just server managed. So I guess that would be good for the Remote Desktop issue, but not for multi-machine/single-user. Good to know anyway.
No it's not machine locked. It is Registered User, meaning you nominate one user per license. They are then meant to check out their specific license to the machine they happen to be working on, but can't be working on two machines at once. You are correct that a licensing server is required to manage the licensing.
Is there any documentation available on this?
Sorry I'm not sure about the documentation, but we have done this for a number of customers:
Do PTC articles
http://www.ptc.com/appserver/cs/view/solution.jsp?n=CS102518
and
http://www.ptc.com/appserver/cs/view/solution.jsp?n=CS23456
help?
Hi Kyle,
Were you able to get the license setup you were looking for?
Let us know!
Thanks.
Rafael