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Concurrent Licensing with GeoMedia Applications - Intergraph

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LICENSING NOTE: 0804.02<br />

May, 2003<br />

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9FA3BE6OECF9 ISSUER=”<strong>Intergraph</strong> Mapping and 015 Solutions” ck=171<br />

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INCREMENT GeoN4edia PublicWorks_N1ana~er [NOR 5.0 permanent 25 \<br />

040DB6B2A7 IA ISSUER=”<strong>Intergraph</strong> Mapping and GIS Solutions’ ck~ 131<br />

NOTE: You will need to rename the_host entry in the license file to the<br />

server’s specific TCP/IP address. Use the TCP/IP address used for the<br />

INTERNET parameter.<br />

2. After you have set up the license pool file, you need to start the license<br />

pool service. This is done using the lmtools.exe utility as shown below.<br />

3. On the LMTools dialog, select the Configuration using Services radio<br />

button under the Service/License file tab.<br />

4. Select the Config Services tab. This is where you configure the license<br />

pool service.<br />

a. Enter a service name of your choice. E.g. <strong>GeoMedia</strong> License<br />

Server<br />

b. Browse to select the license daemon file: lmgrd.exe<br />

c. Browse to select the license pool file. E.g. INGR.lic<br />

d. Browse to select a location for the log file and give the log file a<br />

name. E.g. INGR.log<br />

e. Enable the ‘Start Server at Power Up’ and ‘Use Services’<br />

options by selecting the appropriate check boxes..<br />

f. Select the Save button to save the service. From now on, when<br />

this machine is rebooted, this license server will start<br />

automatically as a Windows service.<br />

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