2005 License Manager System requirements

[Partenheimer]

The 2005 Networking Licensing Guide does not list Windows NT 4 as a supported Operating System for the Network License Manager. Can anyone confirm that the version of FlexLM that ships with 2005 requires Win 2000 or greater. Thanks. Mike Partenheimer

 

[Efim Tetelman \(Autodesk, Inc\)]

FLEXlm is working fine on NT4, but AutoCAD requires 2000 and up.

Regards,
Efim

The 2005 Networking Licensing Guide does not list Windows NT 4 as a

supported Operating System for the Network License Manager. Can anyone
confirm that the version of FlexLM that ships with 2005 requires Win 2000 or
greater. Thanks. Mike Partenheimer

 

[Partenheimer]

Thanks. Our workstations are all Win2000 & WinXP. Our network, however, is Win NT 4. This combination works great with Land Desktop 2004. When comparing the 2004 and 2005 Network Licensing Guides (which list the License Manager requirements) I noticed that the 2004 guide specifically lists WinNT 4 for the License Manager but the 2005 guide does not. I will try to upgrade the License Manager software over the weekend and see what happens. Mike Partenheimer

 

[Cy Shuster]

NT4 is now 10 years old, and even Microsoft is dropping support for it. It
takes time and money to test on each OS; eventually things have to drop off
as new OS's are added.

--Cy--

Thanks. Our workstations are all Win2000 & WinXP. Our network, however,

is Win NT 4. This combination works great with Land Desktop 2004. When
comparing the 2004 and 2005 Network Licensing Guides (which list the License
Manager requirements) I noticed that the 2004 guide specifically lists WinNT
4 for the License Manager but the 2005 guide does not. I will try to
upgrade the License Manager software over the weekend and see what happens.
Mike Partenheimer

 

[partenheimer]

An update... I uninstalled the old 2004 License manager from my Win NT 4 server and installed the 2005 License Manager. Everything appears to be fine. I can now open both my 2004 and 2005 versions of Land Desktop. Thank you for the feedback on this question. Mike Partenheimer

 

[Joseph Corsi]

too bad for those who still have a lot of NT4 PC's !