Flexnet Publisher 11.14
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Flexnet Publisher 11.14
I want to start playing with Creo 4.0. The readme says I need to upgrade our license server to Flexnet Publisher 11.14. I can't figure out where to get it from. I found a video that shows how to get to the download links for flexnet publisher but they are for 11.13. Where do I need to go to find 11.14?
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Hi,
Flexnet Publisher 11.14 is included in Creo 4.0 installation medium, only. So you have uninstall FLEXnet and install it again using Creo 4.0 installation medium. I do not know how to extract Flexnet Publisher 11.14 from Creo 4.0 installation medium to get standalone installation package. Maybe you can ask PTC Support where to get standalone installation package.
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Martin Hanák
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Thanks Sam! I Will have our IT give it a try on the server.
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This did not work for us
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This is what I did and found. You may be different.
Ask your provider to send you a new Creo 4 licence. (Up-revving it yourself with PTC portal is over-complicated)
Uninstall all the bits of Creo 3 and the older licence server using Windows control panel (if it lets you)
Install Creo 4 and the new licence server from the Creo 4 installation media.
Drag and drop your new Creo 4 licence when required during installation.
If you leave Creo 3 installed, or re-install after Creo 3 you'll probably find you can no longer reliably run it. The licence tools on the Creo 3 installation media certainly no longer work. You'll see 'Fatal error' messages, licence not-found problems, un-reachable licences and sometimes it will run for half a day first.
Creo 4 will run fine, which proves it's not 'a graphics card issue'.
It's another PTC mess. My provider failed to sort it. They got a man from PTC involved who bricked both Creo 3 and 4 and who then ran away never to be heard of again. For me Creo 3 and 4 cannot cohabit my machine and PTC are clueless as to why.
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Hi,
just FYI. On my PC FLEXnet 11.14 64-bit is running. I can install and use Creo 2.0, 3.0, 4.0. Everything works fine.
MH
Martin Hanák
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My problem was due to a conflict in MBR between Flexnet and (Linux) Grub bootloader. Evidence available in Flexnet patents.
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This is an old post, but if anyone stumbles upon it during a search you can also download the standalone FlexNet Publisher from the links in the following document:
- latest version under eSupport > Platform Support > Products
This KB article lists required FNP version by Creo release:
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All three links pointing to a documentation not to an installable FlexNet Publisher.
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The PDF document has links to download various FlexNet versions directly. It does require a login to PTC.com support.
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Thanks for clarification.