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Locked module licenses tied to a floating license

Chris3
21-Topaz I

Locked module licenses tied to a floating license

This is my first time dealing with locked module licenses so I am looking for confirmation that this is true.

 

If I call a T2 [PROE_DesignAdv] floating license in my psf and I have a locked module license then my understanding is that the psf will look like this:

 

ENV=CREOPMA_FEATURE_NAME=PROE_DesignAdv (386)

 

Where 386 is the locked module featurename (in this case Generative Topology Optimization). If I have more than one locked module then there is just a space between then (108 386) for piping and topology for instance.

 

Do I have this right?

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MartinHanak
24-Ruby III
(To:Chris3)

Hi,

yes, you are completely right.

FYI locked module is called Extension.


Martin Hanák

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Chris3
21-Topaz I
(To:Chris3)

Also, just to confirm, PTC has locked and floating modules. If I buy a locked module I have been told that I can tie that to a floating base license with the psf. Can someone confirm? So in this case:

PROE_DesignAdv (386)

PROE_DesignAdv is floating, but the module that comes after it () is locked to the floating module. Its confusing because they also use the locked terminology for locking a license to a specific machine which isn't what I want.

MartinHanak
24-Ruby III
(To:Chris3)

Hi,

yes, you are completely right.

FYI locked module is called Extension.


Martin Hanák
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