This article will guide you through the installation and activation of the DriveWorks Pro 11 network licensing server. This guide also provides the steps to set up a DriveWorks client to obtain a license from the server.
Before starting, download the latest software from Driveworks Customer Portal. Make sure the computer that you wish to use as the licensing server can be accessed by the client computers through the network.
This guide consists of three main steps:
Now that the network license server service is installed, you must first activate your floating license(s).
Below are examples from the DriveWorks Help Site of other server names that can be used.
Myserver
Use when default discovery port 27000 is in use on the DriveWorks License Manager. And the machine with the DriveWorks application trying to obtain the network license is on the same domain as the machine with DriveWorks License Manager installed.
MyServer.DomainName.local
Use when default discovery port 27000 is in use on the DriveWorks License Manager. And the machine with the DriveWorks application trying to obtain the network license is on a different domain to the machine with DriveWorks License Manager installed.
28000@MyServer
Use when default discovery port 27000 has been changed on the DriveWorks License Manager (replace 28000 with the port number selected on the DriveWorks License Manager). And the machine with the DriveWorks application trying to obtain the network license is on the same domain as the machine with DriveWorks License Manager installed.
28000@MyServer.DomainName.local
Use when default discovery port 27000 has been changed on the DriveWorks License Manager (replace 28000 with the port number selected on the DriveWorks License Manager). And the machine with the DriveWorks application trying to obtain the network license is on a different domain to the machine with DriveWorks License Manager installed.
Click Finish on the Floating License Successful screen. You are now ready to use your DriveWorks Pro!
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About Francisco Guzman
Francisco Guzman is the PDM Technical Support Lead at GoEngineer, and is pursuing his degree in mechanical engineering at the University of Utah. In addition to providing guidance and support to SOLIDWORKS and SOLIDWORKS PDM customers, Francisco also provides support for DriveWorks design automation. He won the world-wide DriveWorks reseller CPD contest as the best DriveWorks AE for 2015. For fun, he designs, 3D-Prints, builds and races custom first-person-view (FPV) racing drone frames.
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