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license managerLicense ManagerIntroduction:In today's rapidly evolving software industry, managing software licenses efficiently has become crucial for businesses of all sizes. With the growing demand for software solutions, it has become increasingly challenging to track and manage licenses effectively. To address this need, software developers and providers have developed license manager applications that streamline the licensing process and ensure compliance.What is a License Manager?A license manager is a software application designed to monitor, control, and manage software licenses. It allows organizations to track license usage, allocate licenses efficiently, enforce compliance, and minimize the risk of software license violations. License managers provide businesses with a centralized solution to manage software licenses across different departments and locations.Key Features of a License Manager:1. License Tracking and Monitoring:One of the primary features of a license manager is to track and monitor software licenses in real-time. This includes keeping track of license inventory, tracking license usage, and identifying overutilization or underutilization of licenses. License managers provide organizations with a clear overview of license distribution and usage patterns, helping them make informed decisions about license allocation.2. License Allocation and Management:License managers enable organizations to allocate licenses based on user requirements and business needs. They provide flexibility in license allocation by allowing licenses to be transferred between users or departments when needed. This ensures that licenses are utilized efficiently and not wasted.3. Compliance Enforcement:License managers play a crucial role in ensuring compliance with software licensing agreements. They help organizations avoid non-compliance risks and potential legal consequences by tracking license usage and enforcing licensing rules. License managers can automatically notify users or administrators when licenses are about to expire or when license violations are identified.4. License Optimization:License optimization is another key feature of license managers. They help organizations optimize their software license usage by identifying unused or underutilized licenses. By consolidating unused licenses and reallocating them where needed, organizations can reduce costs and maximize their software investment.5. Reporting and Analysis:License managers generate detailed reports and analytics on license usage, compliance status, and software asset management. These reports provide valuable insights into license utilization, cost optimization, and future licensing needs. Organizations can use this data to optimize license usage, negotiate better licensing agreements, and plan for future software investments.Benefits of a License Manager:1. Cost Savings:By efficiently managing software licenses, organizations can reduce costs associated with over-licensing or purchasing unnecessary licenses. License managers help organizations identify unused licenses and ensure that licenses are only allocated to users who require them.2. Compliance Assurance:License managers play a crucial role in ensuring compliance with software licensing agreements. They help organizations avoid penalties and legal consequences that can arise from non-compliance issues.3. Efficient Resource Allocation:License managers enable organizations to allocate licenses based on actual user requirements, ensuring that licenses are utilized optimally. This reduces wastage and ensures that licenses are available to users who need them.4. Streamlined Workflow:By automating license tracking and management processes, license managers eliminate manual efforts and reduce administrative burdens. This streamlines workflows and allows organizations to focus on core business activities.5. Enhanced Software Asset Management:License managers provide organizations with a centralized platform to manage their software licenses effectively. They help organizations gain better visibility and control over theirsoftware assets, making it easier to plan for software upgrades, license renewals, and future software investments.Conclusion:In an increasingly complex software landscape, a license manager is an essential tool for organizations to effectively manage their software licenses. With features like license tracking, compliance enforcement, and license optimization, license managers help organizations reduce costs, ensure compliance, and streamline license management processes. By implementing a license manager, businesses can not only successfully manage their software licenses but also improve overall software asset management practices.。

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EAGLE TEST SYSTEMS, INC.620 S. Butterfield Rd.Mundelein, IL 60060-4483 USA (847) 367-8282FAX: (847) 367-8640DOCP0434 - Rev. 2 - May, 2002ETS License Manager ManualFor Use with ETS Software Rev. 3.02b and UpTHIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK.Table of Contents Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Configuration of Licenses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Installation of ETS Client Software. . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Viewing License Manager Status on Non-Server Computers.12Table of ContentsWindows NT is a registered trademark of MicrosoftCorporation ©1998 All Rights Reserved.The ETS License Manager1IntroductionEagle Test Systems (ETS) License Manager is a software licensing package that allows networked licensing of ETS Software for all computers on the same network. The License Manager will allocate licenses on a floating usage basis, up to the number of licenses that have been programmed into it. This allows centralized management of both the number of licenses and of the software maintenance date that controls what versions of Eagle Test software are allowed to run.With the ETS License Manager, there is no longer a need for the standard Security Key that normally goes on the parallel port of the computers running Eagle Test Systems software. As long as the client computers are connected to the network, they will be able to obtain a license from the ETS License Manager. If the client computer is disconnected from the network – for example, a laptop that is taken out of the office – the parallel port Security Key would be needed to run Eagle Test Systems software.Windows NT is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.The ETS License Manager2InstallationThe ETS License Manager is meant to be installed on a computer running Microsoft Windows NT™ 4.0 Server with Service Pack 4 or greater. It can be installed on a Windows NT™ 4.0 Workstation computer, but Microsoft limits the Workstation version to 10 concurrent connections. If the ETS License Manager will be serving more than 10 clients, it should be installed on NT™ Server. The computer also has tohave the TCP/IP network protocol installed. There can only be one ETS License Manager running oneach network subnet. If installed on a second computer, the License Manager will not start, and it willdisplay an error message indicating which server computer is already running the License Manager.To install the ETS License Manager, put the installation CD in the drive and allow the autorun to start. If the CD doesn’t autorun, use Windows Explorer to browse to the CD-ROM drive and runSETUP.EXE. Once the installation program begins, the welcome screen will appear as shown inFigure2; or, if the computer is already running the ETS License Manager, the warning message shown in Figure1will appear. When upgrading or reinstalling the software, the License Manager service has to be temporarily stopped. While the service is stopped, any clients attempting to use the License Manager will fail to obtain a license, so this should be done only during off hours when stopping the service will notaffect any client computers.If you select the NO button here, the installation will exit without stopping the License Manager service. If you select the YES button, the existing License Manager service will be stopped and the installation will continue with the welcome screen as shown in Figure 2.Click Next to continue to the User Information screen, which is shown in Figure 3on the following page.The ETS License ManagerFigure 2- Installation Welcome ScreenEnter in the appropriate information and click Next to continue. After a confirmation screen, the necessary files will be installed to the computer ’s \WINNT directory. After the files are copied, the install program will attempt to start the License Manager service. If the service starts successfully, the next screen (Figure 4on the following page) will prompt the user to setup the licenses.The ETS License ManagerFigure 3- The User Information ScreenConfiguring the licenses is covered in the next section. It can either be done at this point in the installation, or it can be done anytime later from the Control Panel. Clicking either button here will finish installing the ETS License Manager.The ETS License ManagerFigure 4- Prompt to Configure License3Configuration of LicensesAfter the ETS License Manager is installed, it must be configured with a valid number of licenses in order for it to be operational. To configure the number of licenses, you must log in as an administrator, then open up the Control Panel. Double-click on the icon titled “ETS License Manager” as shown in Figure 5.Double-clicking the "ETS License Manager" icon brings up the ETS License Manager window,which is a paged dialog window. The first page shows the current status of the license manager. The second page lets you configure the number of licenses and the Software Maintenance date. This second page is shown in Figure 6on the following page.The ETS License ManagerFigure 5- License Manager Icon in Control PanelThe first step in configuring the License Manager is to hit the Generate Key button on the License Generation page shown above. This will display a Key Number that is necessary to obtain the licenses and maintenance date. You need to contact Eagle Test System ’s support at 847-367-8282, or e-mail support@, to obtain the PIN for this Key. In order to obtain the PIN, you need to supply Eagle Test support with the Key Number, the number of licenses purchased, and the software maintenance expiration date.IMPORTANT! Do not hit the “Generate Key” button again after sending this information to Eagle Test Systems. Hitting the button again would generate a different Key Number, making the previous Key Number invalid.Eagle Test support will verify the number of licenses and the software maintenance date, and return the proper PIN number. After receiving the PIN number, enter it into the PIN field and hit the SubmitPIN button. If it is a valid PIN number, a verification prompt will appear as shown in Figure 7.If the information is correct, hit the Yes button to accept them. The License Status will be updated to display the new values and the ETS License Manager will be operational.Figure 6- License Generation PageFigure 7- PIN Number VerificationThe Software Maintenance Date field displays the date that your software maintenance agreement contract with Eagle Test System expires. This is NOT an expiration date after which the software will not run. It is a date that will be compared against the build date of the client computer’s Eagle Test software to determine if the software should run. For example, ETS software version 3.01 has a build date of8/09/2000. If the Software Maintenance Date on the License Manager is 12/30/2000, then this software will run and will continue to run even after 12/30/2000. But if a computer running ETS software version 3.02, which has a build date of 02/09/2001, attempts to get a license from this License Manager, it will fail. Contact Eagle Test Systems for information on obtaining or renewing a Software Maintenance Agreement.The last input field on the License Generation screen is the “Reserve Online Licenses” box. You can enter a number in this field to specify how many licenses to reserve for Online Tester usage. In the example shown in Figure 6, there are 40 total licenses available, and 10 of these have been reserved for tester use. This means that there will always be10 online testers on the network that are guaranteed to obtain a license. Conversely, if there were 30 offline stations using licenses, then the 31st offline station would fail to get a license. This field should usually be filled in with the number of online testers on the network to ensure that the testers will always get a license.After the ETS License Manager has been configured, the Status page of the License Manager dialog will show the current settings as shown in Figure8.Figure8- License Manager StatusThe License Manager Status dialog box displays the name of the computer that is currently acting as the License Manager and allows an administrator to start and stop the License Manager.IMPORTANT! If you stop the ETS License Manager service, any client computers requesting a license will be denied; however, stopping the License Manager may not interrupt a running tester, as the test may be at a point where it will not request or verify it’s license.The License Status screen displays all the computers on a network that currently have licenses checked out. The "Computer Name" that is displayed is the same computer name that is entered into Windows NT’s Network dialog in the Control Panel. The License Status screen also shows the revision of ETS software that each computer is running (whether the computer is an offline station or an online tester), and the date and time the license was checked out.The License Status screen also has a Revoke License button, which can be used to release the license of the currently highlighted computer. This feature is meant to be used in situations where the tester computer has aborted abnormally without properly releasing its license – for example, if Windows NT™crashes due to a hardware or software failure.4Installation of ETS Client SoftwareOnce the ETS License Manager has been installed and configured on a server computer, ETS 's System Software can be installed on the client computers. The client computers can either be computers connected to an actual Eagle tester, or they can be any computer running offline Eagle Test software.The ETS software must be revision 3.02 or greater to work with the ETS License Manager.To install the ETS software, insert the installation CD in the drive and allow the autorun to start. If the CD doesn't autorun, use Windows Explorer to browse to the CD-Rom drive and run SETUP.EXE.The installation will attempt to locate a valid license from either a dongle security key plugged into the parallel port or from the ETS License Manager. If the dongle security key is detected, the installation will use the license programmed into the key. Otherwise, the installation program will send out an IP broadcast to locate the ETS License Manager. If the License Manager server computer is on the same subnet, it will respond appropriately and the client installation will continue. If the License Manager server computer is on a different routed subnet, the IP broadcast will fail, and the installation will display the warning screen shown in Figure 9.If you know the network name of the computer running the ETS License Manager, hit the YES button to continue to the next screen (shown in Figure 10on the following page). Otherwise, hit the NO button to exit the installation program.Figure 9- Warning Message - License Manager Not FoundEnter in the appropriate ETS License Manager computer name and click Next to continue. Theinstallation program will attempt to communicate with the server computer and verify the license. If this is successful, the installation program will continue normally. If the server computer cannot be found, the screen shown in Figure 9will be displayed again and another server computer name can be tried. Once the ETS License Manager has been located, the client software will remember the server name for future license verification.Figure 10- Enter License Manager Server Computer Name5Viewing License Manager Status on Non-Server Computers It is possible to view the status of the ETS License Manager from any computer on the network. To do this, just install the License Manager software on the desired computer as explained earlier. After the files have been installed on the computer, and the installation tries to start the License Manager service, a warning message will appear as shown in Figure 11.This warning message indicates which computer on the network is already running the License Manager service, as there can only be one License Manager per network subnet. Just hit OK to get past this warning and finish the installation. The computer will now have the ETS License Manager icon in the Control Panel. The ETS License Manager icon can be used to view the status of the actual License Manager server computer. There will be a number of buttons greyed out - these functions can only be performed on the License Manager server computer.Figure 11- Warning Message Indicating that Service Cannot be Started。

常见EDA软件的license管理

常见EDA软件的license管理大型工程软件如Ansys、Fluent、Unigraph、ProE等安装需要经过注册程序Flexlm才可以使用，而Flexlm中涉及到很多知识、技巧，也存在许多问题。

本篇文章就是针对上述软件安装中的常见问题作一些探讨与解决。

莱曼特的LMT LicManager可对EDA软件的许可证进行集中监控管理。

Lanmantech公司研发的licManager产品充分研究识别Flexlm及其他主流授权机制并利用LMT核心计算模式在不影响软件许可证本身授权机制的基础上对许可证进行闲置识别、资源调度从而提高许可证的使用率。

它的解决方案已被多家世界500强企业所采用。

并且可以为企业节省30%左右的许可证费用。

当前，在产品设计过程中，需要用到很机械（MDA)和电子（EDA)设计和分析相关的大型应用软件，如Pro/E、nastran、pantran、cadence、synopsys、ansys、fluent、unigraph等。

而这些大型工程软件需要安装许可证才能使用，为了满足不断增长的设计需求，软件许可证的数量也要不断的增多。

对于目前的应用软件，一些大型企业现有的许可证管理模式和使用模式与行政管理体系想对应，即大部分已经存在于各个下级公司，由各个下级子公司分别对本公司的许可证进行管理和使用，部分子公司已经开始在本部门内进行软件的网络浮动使用，但在公司之间软件部能充分共享。

同时也造成部分公司内软件使用效率偏低，同时其他子公司需求迫切却又无软件可以，还需要重复购置的现象。

有些企业通过统一采购、免费升级的方式可以获得位于各个子公司的软件许可证的共享使用方式；同时全新采购的此类软件将不再下发到各个子公司，而采用许可证服务器集中存放、统一管理、网络浮动的方式共享给下属各个公司使用。

通过以上现状可以发现，目前这些大型企业的许可证分布现状是一种既集中又分布的混合结构。

对于这种混合结构，如何更好的管理这些许可证，更高效、更合理的使用这些许可证，是很多企业单位的信息管理部门所面临的一项迫切的任务。

Wibu CodeMeter 许可管理指南说明书

Managing an MSD license on a Wibu CodeMeter keyTo update a license on your Wibu CodeMeter key, you need to create a License Request file(.WibuCmRaC) with the content of your key (we also refer sometimes to such a file as a Context File), and e-mail that file to us at *********************.We can use that License Request file to create a License Update file (.WibuCmRaU) which you can then use to update your key (put the new license on the Wibu CodeMeter key).If a recent version of MSD is instaIled, you can do this using the MSD Manage License tool.If you have the tool, go to Section 1A if you want to create a License Request file, or to Section 1B to use a License Update file to update the license on your key.If you have an older version of MSD which does not have the MSD Manage License tool (and you do not want to install the latest version of MSD now) or if you do not have MSD installed at all, you can continue to Section 2 for an alternative procedure, where you can create a License Request file in Section 2A or go to Section 2B to use a License Update file to update the license on your key.Section 1A – Creating a License Request file (.WibuCmRaC).Please start the MSD Manage License tool.(It is located in the 'MyShowDesigner 6 Pro' or 'MyShowDesigner 6 Lite' program group in the Start Menu.)You will get something like this:When the program opens it will start to scan for Wibu CodeMeter keys and will read the licenses on the keys it finds. This scanning can take a while to complete, so please wait until it is finished. When the scan is completed you will get something like this:In this window you can access all the keys that were found during the scan.You will get information on the currently selected key, and how many keys (boxes) it has found.The information for a key consists of 3 lines, the box number of the key ('2-3456789' in the example), the location of the key (Local or the IP address) and the name of the computer where it is attached.Below the selection box with the key information you will find a block with information about the MSD license on the key (if any), the registration number of the MSD package and the license usage period for which the license is valid.You can use the 'Search' button to repeat the scan for Wibu CodeMeter keys if needed.Please make sure that the correct key is selected (The key for which you want to create a License Request file), and press the 'Request...' button to generate the file, and then save it.You will get some feedback on the success of creating the file, and where it is saved.Please send the License Request file to ********************* with detailed information on why you are sending us the file (like name, contract number and/or order number for easy reference).- - - - - END - - - - -Section 1B – Applying a License Update file (.WibuCmRaU).Please start the MSD Manage License tool.(It is located in the 'MyShowDesigner 6 Pro' or 'MyShowDesigner 6 Lite' program group in the Start Menu.)You will get something like this:When the program opens it will start to scan for Wibu CodeMeter keys and will read the licenses on the keys it finds. This scanning can take a while to complete, so please wait until it is finished. When the scan is completed you will get something like this:In this window you can access all the keys that were found during the scan.You will get information on the currently selected key, and how many keys (boxes) it has found.The information for a key consists of 3 lines, the box number of the key ('2-3456789' in the example), the location of the key (Local or the IP address) and the name of the computer where it is attached.Below the selection box with the key information you will find a block with information about the MSD license on the key (if any), the registration number of the MSD package and the license usage period for which the license is valid.You can use the 'Search' button to repeat the scan for Wibu CodeMeter keys if needed.Please make sure that the correct key is selected (The key for which you want to apply the License Update file), and press the 'Apply...' button to open a file dialog, where you can select the License Update file, and apply it.You will get some feedback on the success of applying the file.(If you do get an error, please send an email to ********************* with the exact error message you get, and any additional information that you can give us like name, contract number and/or order number for easy reference.)If the process was successful, you can close the MSD Manage License tool and start using MyShowDesigner.- - - - - END - - - - -Section 2 – Managing an MSD license using CodeMeter Control Center. You can create a License Request file (.WibuCmRaC) or apply a License Update file (.WibuCmRaU) using the CodeMeter Control Center.Required softwareYou will need to make sure that CodeMeter Control Center is installed on your computer. If you already use the Martin One-Key, then the CodeMeter Control Center probably is installed, otherwise you can download the latest version of the software from Wibu (the manufacturer of the key) using this link: https:///downloads-user-software.htmlFrom the web page you need to download and install the CodeMeter User Runtime.CodeMeter Control CenterMake sure your key is connected to the PC and open the CodeMeter Control Center which should look something like:Now go to Section 2A if you want to create a License Request file, or to Section 2B to use a License Update file to update the license on your key.2A. Creating a License Request file (.WibuCmRaC).Click on the 'License Update' button to create a License Request file (.WibuCmRaC). This should start a wizard that will guide you through the process and should look something like the following images.Click on Next.Select 'Create license request' and click on Next.Select 'Add license of a new producer' and click on Next.Enter 100892 as FirmCode (for Lighthouse Holland bv.) and click on Next.Select a location to store the file and click on Commit.Please send the License Request file to ********************* with detailed information on why you are sending us the file (like name, contract number and/or order number for easy reference).(If the procedure is not clear, you can have a look at this instructional video from Wibu Systems: Create a Context File (.WibuCmRac) )- - - - - END - - - - -2B. Applying a License Update file (.WibuCmRaU)After you have received a License Update file (WibuCmRaU) from us, you need to apply this License Update file to your key to actually update the license on the key.Click on the 'License Update' button to start the license update process. This should start a wizard that will guide you through the process and should look something like the following images.Click on Next.Select 'Import license update' and click on Next.Select the License Update file (.WibuCmRaU) that you received and click on Commit.This should apply the update and after the process completes, the key is updated.(If you do get an error, please send an email to ********************* with the exact error message you get, and any additional information that you can give us like name, contract number and/or order number for easy reference.)If the process was successful, the MSD license on the key is ready for use.- - - - - END - - - - -。

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License ManagerIntroductionLicense Manager is a software tool that helps organizations manage and control the licenses of their software products. It allows the organization to streamline the license management process, ensuring compliance and preventing unauthorized usage of software licenses. This document provides an overview of License Manager and its features.FeaturesLicense Tracking and ManagementLicense Manager provides a centralized platform to track and manage software licenses. It allows the organization to store all license information in one place, eliminating the need for manual tracking spreadsheets or documents. The tool provides a user-friendly interface to easily add, edit, and view license details.License Compliance MonitoringLicense Manager helps organizations ensure license compliance by monitoring the usage of software licenses. It tracks the number of licenses purchased and compares it with the number of licenses being used. If there is a discrepancy, the tool will notify the organization, allowing them to take necessary actions to resolve the issue.License Allocation and AssignmentLicense Manager allows organizations to allocate and assign licenses to individual users or groups. It provides a flexible system to manage how licenses are distributed within the organization. The tool also allows the organization to easily reassign licenses when needed, ensuring optimal utilization of licenses.License Renewal ManagementLicense Manager helps organizations keep track of license renewal dates and manages the renewal process. It sends notifications and reminders to the responsible individuals, ensuring that licenses are renewed in a timely manner. This feature helps organizations avoid any interruptions in software usage due to expired licenses.Reporting and AnalyticsLicense Manager provides organizations with comprehensive reports and analytics related to software licenses. It offers insights into license usage,compliance status, and renewal history. These reports help organizations make informed decisions about license management and optimize software license allocation.BenefitsImproved License ComplianceLicense Manager helps organizations achieve and maintain license compliance by providing real-time tracking and monitoring of software licenses.Cost SavingsBy efficiently managing software licenses, License Manager helps organizations avoid unnecessary license purchases and reduces the risk of non-compliance penalties, resulting in cost savings.Increased ProductivityLicense Manager streamlines the license management process, saving time and effort for the organization. It allows users to easily find and access the required licenses, increasing productivity.Enhanced SecurityLicense Manager helps organizations prevent unauthorized software usage by ensuring that only authorized individuals have access to the licenses.ConclusionLicense Manager is a powerful tool for organizations to effectively manage and control software licenses. With its comprehensive features and user-friendly interface, it streamlines the license management process and ensures license compliance. By implementing License Manager, organizations can achieve cost savings, increase productivity, and enhance security.。

微软Volume Licensing 消费化IT指南说明书

B r i e fMICROSOFT LICENSING FOR THE CONSUMERIZATION OF IT May 2012All Volume License ProgramsContents Summary (1)Introduction (1)Key Questions to Ask in Any Scenario (1)Common Scenarios (2)Scenario 1: Bringing a Tablet Device Not Running Windows to Work (2)Scenario 2: Working Remotely (3)Scenario 3: Bring Your Own PC (4)Scenario 4: The Road Warrior (6)Coming Enhancements with Windows 8 (7)Additional Resources (7)SummaryThe purpose of this brief is to guide users on Microsoft Volume Licensing requirements for common scenarios related to their using various personal devices at work. This brief applies to Windows 7 and prior versions. IntroductionWhether you refer to it as the “Consumerization of IT (CoIT)” or “Bring Your Own Device (BYOD),” one thing is certain: The proliferation of personal devices and users expecting that they can use them for work-related purposes presents new opportunities—and new challenges. The anytime, anywhere access to information and people opens up new avenues for user collaboration and productivity. However, this has left many IT departments scrambling to accommodate user expectations and determine how they will support new technologies while maintaining control over their IT data and network. One challenge is ensuring that users and devices are properly licensed. Microsoft licensing is continually evolving to meet this challenge. The keys to determining proper licensing are to ask the right questions and understand the scenario and requirements. The following information will guide you on what questions to ask and some common scenarios to help you determine your licensing needs.Key Questions to Ask in Any ScenarioWhen determining the licensing requirements for a given scenario, consider some key questions about the user, the device, and the location that will inform your decision.User Device LocationCommon ScenariosThe following hypothetical scenarios are designed to illustrate the licensing requirements for five common CoIT scenarios.Scenario 1: Bringing a Tablet Device Not Running Windows to Worksituationkey questionsrequired licensesrecommended approachScenario 2: Working Remotelysituationkey questionsrequired licensesrecommended approach Scenario 3: Bring Your Own PCsituationkey questionsrequired licensesrecommended approachScenario 4: The Road Warriorsituationkey questionsrequired licensesrecommended approachComing Enhancements with Windows 8Windows 8 licensing will offer even more flexibility for addressing the consumerization of IT. For a preview, refer to this Windows Team Blog post.Additional ResourcesFor more information, please refer to the following Microsoft Volume Licensing briefs:∙Licensing Windows 7 for Use in Virtual Environments∙Licensing the Core CAL Suite and Enterprise CAL Suite∙Licensing Windows Server 2008 R2 Remote Desktop Services and Terminal Services∙Licensing Microsoft Desktop Application Software for Use with Windows Server Remote Desktop Services© 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This document is for informational purposes only. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IN THIS DOCUMENT. This information is provided to help guide your authorized use of products you license; it is not your agreement. Your use of products licensed under your volume license agreement is governed by the terms and conditions of that agreement. In the case of any conflict between this information and your agreement, the terms and conditions of your agreement control. Prices for licenses acquired through Microsoft resellers are determined by the reseller.。

ZEISS软件授权指南说明书

Quick GuideZEISS Software Licensing PC-bonded LicensesZEISS Software LicensingOriginal ManualCarl Zeiss Microscopy GmbHCarl-Zeiss-Promenade 1007745 JenaGermany********************/microscopyCarl Zeiss Microscopy GmbHKistlerhofstrasse 7581379 MunichGermanyDocument Name: ZEISS Software Licensing Quick GuideRevision: 4Language: en-USEffective from: 08/2021© 2021 Without the prior written consent of ZEISS, this document or any part of it must neither be translated nor reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means - including electronic or mechanic methods, by photocopy-ing, recording or by any information or filing system. The right to make backup-copies for archiving purposes shall remain unaffected thereby. Any violations may be prosecuted as copyright infringements.The use of general descriptive names, registered names, trademarks, etc. in this document does not imply that such names are exempt from the relevant intellectual property laws and regulations and therefore free for general use. This shall also apply if this is not specifically referred to. Software programs shall entirely remain the property of ZEISS. No program or subsequent upgrade thereof may be disclosed to any third party, copied or reproduced in any other form without the prior written consent of ZEISS, even if these copies or reproductions are destined for internal use at the customer's only, the only exception being one single back-up copy for archiving purposes. ZEISS reserves the right to make modifications to this document without notice.ContentZEISS Content1Entitlement Certificate (4)2Activating a License Online (5)3Activating a License Offline (7)3.1Generating an Activaton File (8)3.2Generating a License File via ZEISS Portal (9)3.3Generating a License File via ZEISS Software Licensing Webpage (10)3.4Importing a License File (11)4Returning a License Online (13)5Returning a License Offline (15)5.1Generating a Return File (16)5.2Uploading a Return File via ZEISS Portal (17)5.3Uploading a Return File via ZEISS Software Licensing Webpage (18)6Repairing a License (19)7Transferring a License (21)1 Entitlement Certificate ZEISS1Entitlement CertificateWhen you purchase ZEISS software, an entitlement certificate is sent to you via email, as a print-out in the delivery package, or as a PDF file on an external storage device. This document containsall available licenses and their respective information (e.g. Activation ID, Entitlement ID).Fig. 1: Entitlement Certificate2Activating a License OnlineThis chapter describes how to activate a license on a computer with internet connection. Your li-cense can be either PC-bonded or bonded to a dongle. In case you want to change a PC-bondedlicense to a dongle license, return the license [} 13] before activating the license again. If youwant to change a dongle license to a PC-bonded license, contact ZEISS support.PrerequisiteüAn Activation ID or an Entitlement ID from your entitlement certificate is required.üIn case of using a dongle, insert the dongle into the USB port beforehand.1.Start the License Activation Tool.2.Click on Manage Licenses.3.Check if PC is connected to the internet is selected (default setting) and click on Next.4.Either select Activate PC-bonded license for a license that is bonded to the PC or Acti-vate Dongle (HASP) license for a license that is bonded to the dongle.Enter the Activation ID or the Entitlement ID in the respective input fields and click on the button.àThe available licenses are shown in the empty field below the Activation Id(s) and the Entitlement Id(s) input fields.àAn Activation ID activates a single corresponding license while an Entitlement ID activates all licenses on your Entitlement Certificate.àYou can deselect an individual license by clicking on the respective license in the field for available licenses.5.Check the available licenses and click on OK.3Activating a License OfflineThis chapter describes how to activate a license on a computer without internet connection. Your license can be bonded to a PC or a dongle. A PC-bonded license can be changed to a dongle li-cense by returning the license [} 13] and activating the license again. If you want to change a dongle license to a PC-bonded license, contact ZEISS support.For the offline license activation workflow, your computer without internet connection and two additionally needed devices are described in the following diagram:§Your computer without internet connection which is represented by the left column.§Another computer with internet connection which is represented by the right column.§An external storage device which is represented by the middle column.12345Fig. 2: Offline License Activation3 Activating a License Offline | 3.1 Generating an Activaton File ZEISS3.1Generating an Activaton FilePrerequisiteüAn Activation ID or an Entitlement ID from your entitlement certificate is required.üAn external storage device is required.üIn case of using a dongle, insert the dongle into the USB port beforehand.1.Start the License Activation Tool.2.Click on Manage Licenses.3.Select No internet connection is available and click on Next.3 Activating a License Offline | 3.2 Generating a License File via ZEISS Portal ZEISS4.Either select Activate PC-bonded license for a license that is bonded to the PC or Acti-vate Dongle (HASP) license for a license that is bonded to the dongle.Enter one or more Activation IDs in the respective input field and click on the button.5.Check the available licenses and click on OK.àThe Activation File is generated. You are asked to specify a name and storage location.6.Save the file on an external storage device (e.g. memory stick).àThis file can be transferred to a computer with a connection to the internet for generat-ing a License File.3.2Generating a License File via ZEISS PortalPrerequisiteü A computer with an internet connection is required.üAn external storage device is required.üAn Activation File has been generated and transferred to the online computer.1.Open an internet browser and enter the https:/// URL to access the ZEISSPortal.àThe ZEISS portal starting page is shown.2.Click on Sign in.àIf you are not registered yet, click on Register now to register a new account.àThe login page is shown.3.Enter your username and password and click on Sign in.4.Select the License Manager tab.3 Activating a License Offline | 3.3 Generating a License File via ZEISS Software Licensing Web-page ZEISS5.To upload the Activation File, drag the file into the upload area and click on Submit.àThe upload area is not be available if you have not been identified yet. To identify youraccount, enter the serial number of your device.àNote that the identification process may require up to 7 days since it is a manual process.àAll activated licenses belonging to your company account are displayed under History.6.Select a license and click on Download license.à A License File is generated.7.Save the file on an external storage device (e.g. memory stick).àThis file can be transferred to a computer without a connection to the internet for acti-vating a license offline.3.3Generating a License File via ZEISS Software Licensing WebpagePrerequisiteü A computer with an internet connection is required.üAn external storage device is required.üAn Activation File has been generated and transferred to the online computer.1.Open an internet browser and enter the https:/// URL to access the ZEISSSoftware Licensing page.àThe Activation tab on the ZEISS Software Licensing page is shown.2.Click on Browse and select the Activation File.àThe additional data of your license is shown on the ZEISS Software Licensing page.3.Click on Activate.àThe License File is generated.4.Save the file on an external storage device (e.g. memory stick).àThis file can be transferred to a computer without a connection to the internet for acti-vating a license offline.3.4Importing a License FilePrerequisiteü A License File has been generated and transferred to the offline computer.1.Start the License Activation Tool.2.Click on Manage Licenses.3.Select Process a response file and click on Next.4.Specify the file path to the License File and click on Open.àThe file is automatically imported.à A Progress dialog is shown.4Returning a License OnlineThis chapter describes how to return a license on a computer with internet connection. You haveto return your license in case you want to change a PC-bonded license to a dongle license. If youwant to change a dongle license to a PC-bonded license, contact ZEISS support.Prerequisiteü A license has been activated.1.Start the License Activation Tool.2.Click on Manage Licenses.3.Select Return a license and click on Next.4.Select the license which you want to return and click on OK.à A Progress dialog is shown.5Returning a License OfflineThis chapter describes how to return a license on a computer without internet connection. You have to return your license in case you want to change a PC-bonded license to a dongle license. If you want to change a dongle license to a PC-bonded license, contact ZEISS support.For the offline license return workflow, your computer without internet connection and two addi-tionally needed devices are described in the following diagram:§Your computer without internet connection which is represented by the left column.§Another computer with internet connection which is represented by the right column.§An external storage device which is represented by the middle column.123Fig. 3: Offline License Return5.1Generating a Return FilePrerequisiteü A ZEISS software license has been activated.1.Start the License Activation Tool.2.Click on Manage Licenses.3.Select Return a license, No internet connection is available, and click on Next.4.Select the license which you want to return and click on OK.àThe Return File is generated. You are asked to specify a name and storage location.5.Save the file on an external storage device (e.g. memory stick).àThis file can be transferred to a computer with a connection to the internet for returninga license.5.2Uploading a Return File via ZEISS PortalPrerequisiteü A computer with an internet connection is required.üAn Return File has been generated and transferred to the online computer.1.Open an internet browser and enter the https:/// URL to access the ZEISSPortal.àThe ZEISS portal starting page is shown.2.Click on Sign in.àIf you are not registered yet, click on Register now to register a new account.àThe login page is shown.3.Enter your username and password and click on Sign in.4.Select the License Manager tab.5 Returning a License Offline | 5.3 Uploading a Return File via ZEISS Software Licensing Web-page ZEISS5.To upload the Return File, drag the file into the upload area and click on Submit.àThe upload area is not be available if you have not been identified yet. To identify youraccount, enter the serial number of your device.àNote that the identification process may require up to 7 days since it is a manual process.àThe license is returned.5.3Uploading a Return File via ZEISS Software Licensing WebpagePrerequisiteü A computer with an internet connection is required.ü A Return File has been generated and transferred to the online computer.1.Open an internet browser and enter the https:/// URL to access the ZEISSSoftware Licensing page.àThe Activation tab on the ZEISS Software Licensing page is shown.2.Click on the Return tab.àThe Return tab on the ZEISS Software Licensing page is shown.3.Click on Browse and select the Return File.4.Click on Return.àThe license is returned.6Repairing a LicenseThis chapter describes how to repair a license in case your license is invalid. PrerequisiteüYour ZEISS software license is invalid.1.Start the License Activation Tool.2.Click on Manage Licenses.3.Select Repair a license and click on Next.4.Select the license which you want to repair and click on OK.à A Progress dialog is shown.The license is repaired.If the repair process does not work, contact ZEISS support.7 Transferring a LicenseZEISS7Transferring a LicenseThis chapter describes how to transfer a license from one PC to another.PrerequisiteüYour ZEISS software license has been activated.ü A second PC is available.1.Return the activated license on the PC where the license is to be transferred from.àFor returning the license online, see Returning a License Online [} 13].àFor returning the license offline, see Returning a License Offline [} 15].2.Activate the license on the PC where the license is to be transferred to.àFor activating a license online, see Activating a License Online [} 5].àFor activating a license offline, see Activating a License Offline [} 7].The license is transferred from the first PC to the second PC.Quick Guide ZEISS Software Licensing | en-US | Rev.421Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH Carl-Zeiss-Promenade 10 07745 JenaGermany phone: +49 3641 64 3161fax: +49 3641 64 3439*************************/microscopyQuickGuideZEISSSoftwareLicensing|en-US|Rev.4Modificationsreserved.。

Genesys全中文操作手册

Genesys全中文操作手册×××客服中心系统March 22, 20101 前言 ..................................................................... ........................... 5 2 系统运行...................................................................... ..................... 6 2.1 系统启动方式 ..................................................................... ..... 6 2.2 启动顺序 ..................................................................... ............ 6 2.3 系统工具部分 ..................................................................... ..... 6 3 Genesys系统描述 ..................................................................... ...... 7 3.1 Genesys系统服务器组成 ....................................................... 7 3.2 Genesys 数据库访问内容 . (7)3.3 Genesys应用说明及Port配置 ............................................... 8 4 Genesys License管理 ....................................................................8 4.1 License更新 ............................................................................ 9 4.2 License运行情况检查 ............................................................. 9 5 资源管理（CME） ................................................................ ......... 10 5.1 登录CME .................................................................... ......... 10 5.2 新建DN ..................................................................... ........... 10 5.3 删除DN ..................................................................... ........... 11 5.4 新增分机 ..................................................................... .......... 12 5.5 新增路由点 ..................................................................... ...... 13 5.6 新增队列 ..................................................................... .......... 14 5.7 新增话务员登录账号 ............................................................. 15 5.8 删除话务员登录账号 ............................................................. 16 5.9 新增位置 ..................................................................... .......... 17 5.10 删除位置 ............................................................................. 18 5.11 新增位置组 ..................................................................... ..... 18 5.12 新增人员 ..................................................................... ........ 20 5.13 删除人员 ..................................................................... ........ 22 5.14 新增话务员组 ......................................................................23 5.15 删除话务员组 ......................................................................242 北京白矾科技有限公司.6 系统运维管理（SCI）................................................................. ... 24 6.1 登录SCI .................................................................... ........... 24 6.2 应用程序管理 ..................................................................... ... 25 6.3 观察应用程序的信息 ............................................................. 25 6.4 启动单个应用程序 (26)6.5 停止单个应用程序 (26)6.6 管理日志 ..................................................................... .......... 27 6.7 主机管理 ..................................................................... .......... 29 6.8 观察主机的信息 ....................................................................297 实时资源监控（CCP） ................................................................ .. 30 7.1 登录CCP .................................................................... .......... 30 7.2 新建实时监控视图 (30)7.3 保存实时监控视图 (32)7.4 打开已保存的实时监控视图.................................................. 33 7.5 使用实时资源状态监视 (33)7.6 使用整体试图 ..................................................................... ... 35 7.7 使用试图模板设计 (38)8 历史报表管理—设计（CCA—DMA） ........................................... 42 8.1 登录DMA .................................................................... ......... 42 8.2 新增过滤器 ..................................................................... ...... 43 8.3 新增时间区间 ..................................................................... ... 45 8.4 新增时间设定 ..................................................................... ... 46 8.5 格式模板管理 ..................................................................... ... 48 8.6 新增格式模板 ..................................................................... ... 49 8.7 修改数据项目 ..................................................................... ... 54 8.8 删除格式模板 ..................................................................... ... 57 8.9 新增报表格式 ..................................................................... ... 58 8.10 删除报表格式 ......................................................................61 8.11 激活报表格式 ......................................................................623 北京白矾科技有限公司.8.12 关闭报表格式 ......................................................................63 8.13 浏览数据 ..................................................................... ........ 64 9 历史报表管理（CCA—ETLAssistant） ........................................ 65 9.1 登录ETL Assistant ...............................................................65 9.2 浏览数据 ..................................................................... .......... 67 10 路由策略设计器(IRD) .................................................................68 10.1 登录IRD .................................................................... ......... 68 10.2 新建路由策略 ......................................................................68 10.3 修改已有路由策略 (69)10.4 加载路由策略 ......................................................................69 10.5 查看路由运行情况 (70)4 北京白矾科技有限公司.CTI(Computer Telephony Interface)服务器是一台与排队机CTI链路相连的设备，它使用户能够通过计算机来操作全部的电话功能，实现呼叫中心系统的计算机化管理。

LICENSE AGREEMENT许可协议

LICENSE AGREEMENT许可协议Article 1: Definitions第1条：定义The terms given below shall have the following meanings for allpurposes of this agreement:在本协议中，以下术语的含义如下："Agreement" shall refer to this license Agreement“协议”是指本许可协议。

"Licensed Area" shall refer to the Territories named in Appendix 3.“许可区域”是指附件3所述领域。

“Patents” shall refer to patents and patent applications as listed inAppendix 2.“专利”是指附件2列出的专利和专利申请。

“Technical Information” shall refer to any and all technical knowledge, Patents, know-how and information supplied by Licensor to Licensee, which is necessary to use the Licensed Process and Equipment.“技术信息”是指许可方向被许可方提供的、使用许可工艺和设备所需要的任何及一切技术知识、专利、专有技术和信息。

Each calculation year starts at January 1st and ends at December31st.每个计算年度自1月1日起，12月31日止。

Article 2: Grant of License第2条：授予许可The Licensor shall grant the Licensee a license for the LicensedProcess and Equipment, for use in plants and locations within thegeographical area named in Appendix 3, the Licensee to use thepatents and know-how in accordance with the conditions specified in this Agreement.许可方授予被许可方许可工艺和设备的许可，供其在附件3指定地理区域内的装备和地点使用，被许可方应根据本协议规定的条件使用专利和专有技术。

HALCON手册简体中文版

第一章HALCON恭喜诸位。

您采用了这套在产品研发，研究以及教育方面都有顶尖表现的影像分析软件。

HALCON 可在UNIX，NT/2000/xp 等等平台下作业，它独特的Library 提供了千余个为影像分析作业，数据可视化，除错等等功能所设计的运算符，用户可以利用它的功能以C 及C++等程序语言自行撰写图像处理程序。

此外，HALCON 亦支持Windows NT/2000/XP 下的COM 接口，所以您也可以透过Visual Basic 使用它，使得系统的整合更为容易。

HALCON 的设计使得影像区域，边缘，以及等值线的处理上更方便，优化的算法让这套软件在一般的硬件上也有很好的指令周期。

HALCON 包含了名为HDevelop 的程序设计界面，减少了设计软件所花的时间，还有一个好用的联机帮助，您可以查到关于HALCON 运算符间功能相近的替代者，可能的变化，以及交互的参考。

HALCON 从6.0 版开始提供两个版本，除了标准版外，还有支持平行运算的parallel HALCON，可使用多CPU 的机器，提高指令周期。

以下是HALCON 特点的说明1.1HALCON 强化的opreator library 提供有效率又有弹性的图像处理功能，简化了影像程序的设计HALCON operator library 有千余个运算符。

所有的HALCON 应用程序(像是HDevelop 和HALCON C++程序)皆是利用这个library 来工作。

这些运算符功能广泛，包含了简单的读取影像，到复杂的像是Kalman 滤波等。

基本上这些运算符各有其单一功能，而非包含了各种运算，因此一个影像分析功能是由好几个运算符组成的，所以其弹性远大于由少数而复杂的运算符组成的分析程序。

特化而复杂的运算符往往只适用于某些工作甚至于影像，应用范围狭窄。

相对于这种窘境，HALCON 运算符却能任意组合来完成工作。

众多的运算符中，有些是以不同的算法来达到相同的功能，例如只需要粗略定位时，可用fast_match 来作最快的运算，需要精确定位时，用best_match，以较多的时间来求得最准确结果。

SIPLACE安装指南

Installation Manual SIPLACE License Manager 2.2Edition 04/2010 ENDokumentvorlage (Versionsbeschreibung_Vorlage.dot) Software Versionsbeschreibungen SD EA 1 Version 2 vom 08.08.02 UNIX is a registered trademark of AT&TX-Windows is a trademarkLINUX is a trademarkMicrosoft and MS-DOS are registered trademarks of Microsoft CorporationMicrosoft Windows is registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation(The reproduction, transmission or use of this document or its contents is not permitted without express written authority.Offenders will be liable for damages. All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration of a utility model or design, are reserved.) (We have checked the contents of the printed documentation to ensure that it is in agreement with the hardware and software described therein. However, since discre-pancies cannot be ruled out, we cannot assume responsibility for complete agreement. The information given in this printed documentation is however regularly reviewed and necessary corrections included in subsequent editions. We would appreciate any suggestions for improvements.)Siemens AG 2009 All rights reserved Subject to change without prior noticeItem-No.: 00195648-03 Siemens AktiengesellschaftTo be ordered from Siemens A&DSiemens Electronics Assembly Systems GmbH & Co. KGRupert-Mayer-Strasse 44D-81379 MünchenPrinted in the Federal Republic of GermanyContentsPage 1INTRODUCTION 51.1Overview 51.2Purpose of the SIPLACE License Manager 51.3Content of SIPLACE License Manager 51.4Scope of Delivery 51.5General Information 51.6Requirements for SIPLACE License Manager Installation 61.7New Functionality 62EMERGENCY MODE 72.1Offline functionality 72.2Emergency mode functionality 72.3Email escalation 72.4Visualization in the task bar 82.5Status Dialog 82.6Context Menu 93PLAN THE SIPLACE LICENSE MANAGER DEPLOYMENT CONFIGURATIONS 103.1Stand alone configuration 103.2Distributed Configuration 103.2.1Prepare the license server computer 103.2.2Distributed Configuration with central License Server 114MANUAL INSTALLATION OF THE SIPLACE LICENSE MANAGER SERVER 124.1Software Installation 125INSTALLATION OF THE SIPLACE LICENSE MANAGER CLIENT 18 6ENTER THE LICENSE KEY 216.1Licensing Software 216.1.1License Manager 2.2 216.1.2License Web-Portal (/license) 21 6.2Certificate of License (COL) 226.3Product Activation 236.3.1License Web Portal 23 6.4Create backup licenses 26 7SWITCHING THE LICENSE SERVER 287.1Purpose 28 7.2Changing the SIPLACE License Manager connection on the Client 28 8UPDATE AND MIGRATION 30 9TROUBLESHOOTING 32 9.1License Manager 2.x can not start. 32 9.2License Manager can not connect to Server. 331 Introduction1.1 OverviewSIPLACE License Manager is software which provides the infrastructure and tools to maintain thelicenses for all SIPLACE Products.1.2 Purpose of the SIPLACE License ManagerThe purpose of SIPLACE License Manager is to provide a consistent and integrated infrastructure todeploy, check and maintain the licenses required to operate the SIPLACE Software components.The License Manager 2.2 will be the successor of the Versions 1.1, 1.2, 2.0 and 2.1. For upgrading afactory to the new version of the SIPLACE License Manager please read chapter “Update and Migration”Note: SIPLACE License Manager is a prerequisite for all SIPLACE Software componentswhich need a license. Therefore the SIPLACE License Manager must be installed prior toany other SIPLACE Software.1.3 Content of SIPLACE License ManagerSIPLACE License Manager contains a setup, which can install the licensing infrastructure either as alicensing server as well as a licensing client which is gathering the licenses from that licensing server and performs some functionality such as caching in case of unavailability of the license server. Either thelicensing server or the licensing client has to be installed on one machine to operate licensed SIPLACE Software.1.4 Scope of DeliveryThe License Manager 2.2 software package contains the following software and documentation and is part of the Support Media 1.8 and higher:→License Manager 2.2 setup→Installation manual for the License Manager 2.2→Note: The Support Media contains also the older versions of the SIPLACE LicenseManager. These are for compatibility reasons. It is highly recommended to use always thelatest version in the whole factory for the server and client installations.1.5 General InformationThis installation manual describes how to install and configure the License Manager server and theLicense Manager client. The server will store the license keys and perform the checks; the client enables to perform licensing check on every computer in the network.1.6 Requirements for SIPLACE License Manager InstallationThe requirements are the same for the SIPLACE License Manager Server or Client installation. Following operating systems are supported:→Windows XP SP1 or higher→Windows Server 2003 SP1 or higher or→Windows Vista SP1 or higher or→Windows Server 2008 or higher or→Windows 7 or higher or→Windows Server 2008 R2→.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 or higher→The SIPLACE License Manager runs on the following minimum hardware configuration:→Intel® Pentium® D 2.80 GHz processor→512 MB main memory→20 MB free hard disk space→Network connection1.7 New FunctionalityThe License Manager 2.2 introduces the feature of the emergency mode. This enables the customer to operate the SIPLACE Lines for some time, even if the licenses are not available.2 Emergency Mode2.1 Offline functionalityWhen the SIPLACE License Client is offline, then the actual valid licenses are cached and will be valid to application for 14 days. This means all licensed features are operational even when the SIPLACE License Server can not be reached.Offline means the SIPLACE License Client and therefore the licensed application can not communicate with the SIPLACE License Server. This can be an interrupted network connection or a not running SIPLACE License Service (due to a shutdown of the hosting computer for example).Note: The offline mode will not issue new licenses which have not been active on thiscomputer.2.2 Emergency mode functionalityThe emergency mode is a mode in the License Manager Client component to provide valid licenses even when the SIPLACE License Server can not grant a valid license. This will happen under certain preconditions. These are•The requested license was issued on this client computer in the last 6 Months. So it has been valid at some time in the past. This is also true for the floating licenses.•The so called emergency license is valid for 14 days. It can be used in this period of time on this computer. For the floating licenses it is a period during which the number of the floating licenses is not counted on this computer.•After 14 days the emergency license will expire and become an expired emergency license. It is not possible to get an emergency license on this computer anymore until valid licenses can be issued from the License Server. The status will automatically be reset, when valid licenses can be issued from the SIPLACE License Server.2.3 Email escalationIf the email escalation was configured on the client an email will be sent from the license client when the SIPLACE Licensing Client is either in offline mode or in emergency mode.The following text shows the example of an email in case of an active emergency license mode.The SIPLACE License Client on computer (COMPUTERNAME) isOperating in emergency mode for the following licenses:LicenseString XYZ 000100 will expire at 2009/11/12 10:35:00LicenseString ABC 000100 will expire at 2009/11/12 10:35:00Attention: The licensed application / option will stop working after the license expires. Please contact the SIPLACE Service.Note: The escalation email has to be configured for this feature.2.4 Visualization in the task barThe icon in the task bar will visualize the mode in which the SIPLACE Licensing Client is operating.A green board in the icon is the normal mode indicating all licenses could be issued normally.A green board with red key in the icon is the normal mode indicating all licenses could be issued normally but some expired emergency licenses exist.A red board in the icon is the offline mode of the SIPLACE License Client. All currently cached licenses and emergency licenses can be used.A red board with a red key in the icon is the offline mode of the SIPLACE License Client. All currently cached licenses and emergency licenses can be used but some expired emergency licenses exist.A yellow board in the icon is the emergency mode of the SIPLACE License Client. At least one emergency license is active, even if a connection to the SIPLACE License Server is established.A yellow board with a red key in the icon is the emergency mode of the SIPLACE License Client. At least one emergency license is active, even if a connection to the SIPLACE License Server is established. Additionally some expired emergency licenses exist.Yellow key in the icon indicates no expired emergency licenses exist on this SIPLACE Licenses Client.Red key in the icon indicates expired emergency licenses exist on this SIPLACE Licenses Client.Note: Expired emergency licenses will not be issued when it is requested by anapplication on this Computer. The SIPLACE License Server will be queried for anyincoming licensing request. So you can use licensed features protected by this license,when the server has a valid license. You can not use the features protected by this licensewhen it is not available on the server.2.5 Status DialogWhen the SIPLACE Licensing Client is operating either in offline mode or in emergency mode a status dialog will be displayed, which has to be acknowledged by the operator. The operator or administrator should take action to clarify the licensing issues.Note: If the offline mode or emergency mode will last longer than 14 days features will bedisabled which can cause that SIPLACE machines stop operations.The status dialog will be displayed after 60 Minutes the first time and then every 15 Minutes.The following picture shows the dialog when the SIPLACE License Client is in emergency mode2.6 Context MenuThe icon in the task bar has a context menu with following entries:•Open License Manager Î Will start the SIPLACE License Manager GUI• Show Status Î Displays the Status Dialog with the actual list of expired and normal emergency licenses.•Suppress Messages and Email Î Will stop displaying the status dialog for emergency licenses for 8 hours.• Create Error Report Î Will start the Error Report for the SIPLACE License Manager• Exit Î Exit the State Manager. When the State Manager is closed no check for the status can be performed.3 Plan the SIPLACE License Manager deploymentConfigurations3.1 Stand alone configurationFigure 1: Stand alone configuration and SIPLACE License ManagerIf you have one dedicated computer which is only supporting one line or a small number of linesoperating from one Line Control Server, the SIPLACE License Server will be installed only on this computer. In that configuration, no SIPLACE License Client has to be installed.3.2 Distributed ConfigurationIf you have several computers running SIPLACE Software, It is recommended to install the SIPLACE License Server centrally with the client application on all other computers with SIPLACE softwareproducts.Note: When you have a distributed SIPLACE Licensing configuration we recommend onecentral SIPLACE License Server for the whole site. It is not possible for applications toquery two or more SIPLACE License Servers for a valid license.3.2.1 Prepare the license server computerA computer with the following characteristics must be available before installing the License Server•The computer must have a network connection to all planned computers hosting a SIPLACE application.Note: When you have to move the SIPLACE License Server to another computer, youmust request the host bound license keys for the new computer.Note: SIPLACE License Server is using by default the network port number 1410. Pleaseensure that this port is free and not blocked by any firewall or router configuration.3.2.2 Distributed Configuration with central License ServerIn a distributed environment with a central license server, applications access the central server via theSIPLACE License Client. If the applications are operating on the SIPLACE License Server computer they access the local license server directly.Figure 2: Distributed configuration with SIPLACE License Manager4 Manual Installation of the SIPLACE License ManagerServer4.1 Software InstallationNote: This installation procedure is describing the procedure of installing the SIPLACELicense Manager as a dedicated installation step.When the Support Media is been executed the SIPLACE License Manager is beeninstalled as a prerequisite step.Start the installation from the Support Media.Æ Select the “SIPLACE Products” IconFigure 3: The Software Launcher from the Support Media DVDÆ Select the “License Manager” IconÆ Press Next to continue installation.Figure 5: Start of the License Manager InstallationÆ Enter User Name and Company Name .Æ Press Next.Figure 6: Customer Information Æ Accept the license agreement.Æ Press Next.Figure 7: License AgreementÆYou can either accept the suggested target path or use the Browse button to change it. Æ Press NextFigure 8: Destination LocationÆ Choose the installation type “SIPLACE License Server”.Æ Press Next.Figure 9: Setup Type –SIPLACE License ServerÆ Check the Installation Settings.Æ Press Next.Figure 50: Review of the installation settingsDuring the installation the routine checks wether all programs needing SIPLACE License Manager files are closed. All programs or services which are not closed or stopped eventually are listed.Note: Be aware, that all applications have to be stopped. This might interfere theproduction quality. Stopping the traceability service will not collect any data anymore.Therefore it is recommended to perform this step when the line is not productive.Æ Stop all applicationsFigure 6: List of all open programs and running servicesIf the installation routine cannot find any open program or service the installation goes on. Some services or programs need some more time to be recognized as stopped.Æ Press Finish.Figure 17: The Installation finished successfully5 Installation of the SIPLACE License Manager Client Installing the SIPLACE License Manager Client works exactly like installing the SIPLACE License Manager Server except for the selection of the client installation type. This will be explained here.Æ Follow the installation instructions for the SIPLACE License Manager Server installation until you specify the installation type.Note: Please use the documentation in the chapter 3 of this document.Æ Choose “SIPLACE License Client” as Setup Type.Æ Press Next.Figure 12: Setup Type – SIPLACE License ClientÆ Enter the name or the IP address of the SIPLACE License Manager Server computer, or use the browse button to search for the computer.At an update of a previous SIPLACE License Manager 2.x version the former connection is preselected.Figure 13: Select Licensing ServerÆ Browse for the Computer and select the nameÆ Select the OK buttonÆ Press Next.Figure 24: Browse for the Licensing Server Æ Press Finish.Figure 35: The Installation finished succesfully6 Enter the license keyNote: Every SIPLACE software package includes a unique Certificate of License (COL),which constitutes the authorization for the customer to use that particular software productor a specific feature thereof.6.1 Licensing SoftwareWith the introduction of the new software licensing system, the administration of all software licenses is performed in the SIPLACE License Manager and the SIPLACE License Portal. The SIPLACE License Portal isa web-based application that is available on the website.6.1.1 License Manager 2.2The License Manager administers all software licenses used with SIPLACE equipment in the customer’s production environment. It is installed on all server and client computers at the customer site.Æ You can start the SIPLACE License Manager via Start->Programs->SIPLACE Licensing->SIPLACE LicenseManager V2.xFigure 16: SIPLACE License Manager6.1.2 License Web-Portal (/license)The License Portal administers all purchased licenses and provides you an overview of your entire license portfolio. The data exchange between License Portal and License Manager is done with XML files.Figure 27: SIPLACE License Portal6.2 Certificate of License (COL)A Certificate of License (COL) is delivered with every SIPLACE software package. It contains the license number and the license code. Normally, this information is already stored in the SIPLACE License Portal. If not,please register the license as described in the chapter “Product Activation” paragraph 5.Figure 38: Certificate of License 6.3 Product Activation6.3.1 License Web PortalÆ Start your web browser and open the web site .Log on to the SIPLACE User Group.Note: You must be registered as a user. If you are not registered, pleasecontact the SIPLACE sales or the SIPLACE hotline. Please ensure that this user accounthas "License Authorized" privileges.Æ Choose the link to the License Portal.Æ On the left side you can expand the item … License Management“. In the upper right-hand corner you will see your company name and your login.Figure 49: The Home Page of the License ManagementÆ The menu item …License Management / Show all” shows all licenses sorted by products. Licenses, which have no license server number, can be bound to your selected license server with the menu item “Bind License”.Æ If the license number on your COL doesn’t appear in the license overview,your license is not registered to your company. In order to register it, take yourCOL and choose the item “Register License”. Enter the license key and thelicense code into the web site. The license is now registered to your company.Æ If the license is already registered to your company, please select the menuitem … License Management / Bind License“. From the pull down menu select theproduct version. You will see a list of licenses that can be bound to licenseservers. Select the applicable license from the list.Æ With the link …Bind“ you will get to a new window that gives you the possibilityto choose a license server from an existing list; or to enter host data from a newlicense server by using an XML file (see chapter 9); or to manually input thelicense server.Æ The easiest way to transfer the host data of your SIPLACE License Manager server to the License Portal is to create an XML file.•Open the License Manager on your license server.•Go to the menu item “Tools/Host IDs/Save to file”•Copy the file to an USB Stick and upload it to the portalÆ The menu item …Create License“ generates the license file which must be copied to the license server. You can choose between:•Download the file and store it.•Send the file to your own Email address•Send the file to a discretionary Email address that you enter manually.Æ If you have to transfer more than one license you can create one license filethat includes all licenses. During the import the License Manager on licenseserver will only accept licenses which belong to its host ID, so you can move fromone server to the next with the same file.Æ The last step is to copy the license file to the SIPLACE License Manager. This can be done by using a USB stick or via an available network connection. Open the SIPLACE License Manager on your license server and choose the menu item “File/Import License Keys” (This requires account rights for FSE or the Administrator account). Search for the path to your XML file and click OK. If you don’t have the license as XML file but as text, you can enter the key manually with the menu item “File/Enter License Key”. If the license belongs to your license server it will appear in the list below.Figure 40: Import of a generated XML File into the SIPLACE License Managerwhere the licenses are completely lost. It can be used to recover the lost licenses, by justimporting them again.6.4 Create backup licensesThe menu option Create Backup licenses is used to supply backup licenses to a complete license server. It is assumed that a fault has occurred on the license server that makes it necessary toreplace parts of the server or the entire server without first being able to cancel the binding of thelicenses to this server hardware. When the hardware changes, the host ID changes as well, soany licenses already bound to the old server hardware will no longer be accepted.So backup licenses must be generated that can then be bound to the new server hardware.The procedure is as follows:•Replace the hardware and reinstall the computer, if necessary•Read the new host ID in License Manager.•Open the portal and select the Create Backup Licenses option.•Select the old host ID of the license server in the License Portal•Load the new host ID for the license server into the License Portal•Create the license file in the License Portal•Load the license file into License Manager on the new or changed server.7 Switching the License Server7.1 PurposeThe purpose of the functionality is to switch the SIPLACE License Manager Server which serves one or more SIPLACE License Manager Clients.Note: You can switch a SIPLACE License Manager Client or SIPLACE License ManagerServer installation type to another computer with a SIPLACE License Manager ServerinstallationWith this option you can change the SIPLACE License Manager Server when the current instance is not operational anymore. After that the SIPLACE Licensing Client is requesting the licenses from the new defined SIPLACE Licensing server.Note: This procedure is only meaningful if you plan for a second SIPALCE LicenseManager Server or you have several SIPLACE License Managers installed in the factory.If you want to install a backup server please follow the normal installation procedure onanother computer.7.2 Changing the SIPLACE License Manager connection on the Client Æ Start the SIPLACE License Manager 2.x from the client PC. You can find it under Start->All Programs->SIPLACE Licensing->SIPLACE License Manager V2.xÆ Select the menu item “Tools->Administration->Change Server” (You will be requested for an FSE or Administrator account)Figure 25: Selecting the “Change Server” menu itemÆ You can enter the name of the new SIPLACE License Manager or browse on the network for the computer name.Æ Press OK•Figure 26: Changing the ServerAfter that procedure, the SIPLACE License Manager Client will obtain the licenses from the new configured Licensing Server. To continue with licensed features, the SIPLACE License Manager server has to be up and running.8 Update and migrationBasically, follow the same procedure as for initial installation when making an update. Please refer to chapter 4 in this regard.If you are updating the License Manager Client to Version 2.x, you need to uninstall any previous versions of the License Manager Version 1.x or 2.x. The new version of the License Manager Client replaces completely any previous versions. You will be able to manage the licenses intended for the previous versions of the License Manager with the new License Manager Client.Figure 27: Migration scenario for SIPLACE Pro 5.xFigure 5: Overview over LM deploymentIt is highly recommended to upgrade the LM 1.x Version in a factory with the LM 2.x Version. During the upgrade the following rules apply.•First you should install the SIPLACE License Manager Server. Please ensure that the required 1.x licenses are imported in the License Server 2.x, when it is not the same computer.•The SIPLACE License Manager 1.x is still operating and running and is required as long as you have still LM 1.x Clients running. The GUI and the shortcuts will be replaced by the new LM 2.xGUI and shortcuts.•If you install the SIPLACE License Manager 2.x as a Client, the SIPLACE License Manager 1.x Client will be de-installed.•It is highly recommended to de-install the SIPLACE License Manager 1.x Server, when youupgraded the whole factory to the SIPLACE License Manager Client 2.x.License Manager 2.x installed.9 Troubleshooting9.1 License Manager 2.x can not start.SymptomLicense Manager 2.x can not start.ReasonThe License Manager is using port 1410. If this port is already used on the computer which should be used for the license manager role, then the service can not start.SolutionThere is a configuration option to configure the License Manager 2.x on another port.Configure the License Manager ServerÆ Navigate in the path “C:\Program Files\Siemens SIPLACE\SIPLACE Licensing2”Æ Open the file “Siemens.SIPLACE.License.Host.exe.config”Æ Locate the line<add baseAddress="net.tcp://localhost:1410/Siemens.Siplace.License.WcfServiceLibrary" />Æ Change the port to another free port. You can use the Windows command line tool “netstat –a” to list all ports in use on the computer.Æ Change the port number 1410 to another free port numberÆ Restart the service “Siemens SIPLACE License V2.2” service.Configure the License Manager ClientÆ Open the Registry EditorÆ Navigate to the Key Path “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Siemens SIPLACE\SIPLACE Licensing2” Æ Create a new String Value “OverridePort” and enter the value for the port.This has to be done on all machines, where a License Manager 2.2 Client is running.Check Configuration.Æ Open The License Manager GUI. When the GUI opens, the communication can be established.9.2 License Manager can not connect to Server.SymptomLicense Manager GUI displays the following dialogReasonThe License Manager service is not running.SolutionÆ Ensure that the service is running. This can be checked when you call the Service Manager Console in the command line with “services.msc”. Find the Service called “Siemens SIPLACE License 2.2” and start it.Siemens AG 2009 All rights reserved Subject to change without prior noticeItem-No.: 00195648-03 Siemens AGTo be ordered from:Siemens Electronics Assembly Systems GmbH & Co. KGRupert-Mayer-Strasse 44D-81359 München / GermanyPrinted in the Federal Republic of Germany。

Autodesk 授权管理器安装与配置 - A2Z Jerry Milana说明书

Networking Autodesk Products from A2ZJerry Milana, Jerry Milana ConsultingFred Babin, Parsons BrinckerhoffCM2386Learning ObjectivesAt the end of this class, you will be able to:•Install and configure the Autodesk license manager•Create deployment images that are optimized to your requirements•Avoid common mistakes and traps•Troubleshoot problems using administrative tools and log filesAbout the SpeakersJerry is a consultant specializing in Enterprise licensing and installation. Jerry has been working with Autodesk products and licensing for over 25 years. He has held positions in Autodesk Product Support, Autodesk Consulting, and Product Management. This is Jerry’s14th Autodesk University as a speaker. Prior to joining Autodesk, Jerry worked for an AutoCAD® dealer, where he was in charge of AutoCAD sales, services and support as well as system integration services. Jerry served as president of an AutoCAD users group and participated on CAD advisory councils for local colleges. Jerry has accepted numerous invitations to lecture on network licensing and software distribution topics.Fred Babin, known as “Tiny” among his colleagues, is the CADD Services technical lead for Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB) Americas. Fred’s responsibilities includes new technology & software implementation, training, delivery of software upgrades, custom development of automation services, and management of PB's engineering document management solutions. Fred has over 25 years of experience working for PB and SC Department of Transportation in providing support services for CADD & Engineering solutions.OverviewThis document is intended to supplement the Networking Autodesk Products from A2Z presentation to be posted separately and the lecture content to be presented by Jerry Milana and Fred Babin at Autodesk University in Las Vegas, Nevada, November 2013.Network based software licensing offers benefits to Small Business and Enterprise level companies alike. The following are key benefits of network licensing:•Asset ManagementWith workstation (node) locked licensing your software assets are distributedacross your organization making them challenging to track. With networklicensing, software assets can be resolved back to your license manager(s).•Contract ComplianceUsage data can be recorded that will document compliance.•Visibility into UtilizationReports can be run to analyze historical usage, even across multiple servers.•Economy of useNot everyone in your organization is likely to be an 8 hour a day production userof the software installed on their computer. Network licensing allows multipleusers to share a license so long as only one person is using it at the same time.Autodesk Network Licensing is based upon technology supplied by Flexera Software called FLEXnet Licensing. FLEXnet Licensing includes components software developers integrate into their applications and components that are installed on a server to act as a license manager. As implemented by Autodesk this licensing system allows Autodesk customers install the network licensed version of its products on as many workstations as desired regardless of how many network seats they have purchased. When an application is started it contacts the license manager and requests a license. The license manager will only grant licenses up to the number the customer has purchased. The license manager software is included on the distribution media and downloads of network licensable Autodesk software products. Please review your Autodesk license agreement in force to understand limitations where you can install and use Autodesk software products or contact your authorized Autodesk reseller.In order to facilitate consistent deployment and unattended installations a utility called the Deployment Wizard is included on the program media that allows administrators to create Deployment images. These deployment images include all installation options prepopulated and can be created to allow interactive or silent, unattended installs. These deployments may be used to install an Autodesk product by simply running a shortcut or administrators can automate software delivery using Group Policies, Microsoft SCCM or other software delivery automation infrastructure in place.The Autodesk network licensing system also provides access to an historical usage report generation tool called SAMReport-Lite via download. This tool is available at no additional cost to Autodesk customers holding network licenses. SAMReport-Lite reports on Autodesk license usage only, it will not report on other FLEXnet licensed software. Flexera offers a more advanced reporting and management product called FLEXnet Manager. FLEXnet Manager is available for purchase from Flexera and may be licensed to report on Autodesk license usage as well as software from other FLEXnet publishers. For more information in FLEXNET Manager visit .Implementing Network Licensed Autodesk products involves the following 7 phases:1. Install the Autodesk Network License Manager on one or more servers2. Obtain a license file from Autodesk3. Configure and start the license manager4. Create deployment Image or images you wish to install on workstations5. Test the deployment images and license access on a sample of typical workstations6. Production rollout7. Ongoing monitoring and maintenanceJust like every Networking A2Z Class over the years, Jerry and Fred will walk you end to end of a network licensed Autodesk product implementation. Each year we strive to detail specific aspects based on what’s new and the questions we receive over the year. For 2013 we will emphasize two key areas:•The new ‘Include Additional Software’ Deployment feature•Creating and Managing the Options FileOf course there are more critical path operations required to perform the above phases. These will be illustrated in the presentation slide deck and addressed in the lecture.Include Additional SoftwareThis new feature allows you to include software and utilities with your deployment that are not included on the Autodesk media. This software will be installed on workstations at the end of the deployment install process.If you use Group Policies or manual methods of installing deployment images to workstations this new capability may save you lots of time. You can install your utilities and third party software without making secondary trips to the computer. This new capability may be of little interest to you if your company automates software delivery using SCCM, Altiris or similar systems that allow you to chain multiple installations in specific order as most such systems offer greater flexibility.A great use of this capability is specifying port usage for the license manager. The deployment wizard does not allow you to specify the port used to contact the license manager master daemon. Port callouts can reduce startup time and are required if the license manager is setup to use ports outside of the default 27000-27009 range. In the example included above, setx.exe from the Windows\System32 folder was used with parameters to set theADSKFLEX_LICENSE_FILE environment variable to include port callouts. Setx.exe does not work on all versions of Windows so if you have an mixed operating system environment using setx.exe is not recommended. Consider creating an MSI package that will reset the ADSKFLEX_LICENSE_FILE environment variable.You can only point to and execute .exe and .msi files. This limits you from using .bat or other script based utilities that you may have developed in house. It also limits you from directly calling internal Operating System commands. Consider investing in an MSI packaging solution that will allow you to package your script routines into MSI’s.Creating and Managing the Options FileThe Options File is a text file that an administrator creates and maintains that drives license manager behavior and access control. The license manager installation and setup process does not generate an options file; it must be manually created post install and setup.No matter how few licenses you have or how simple your license management needs are you should be using an options file to at least release inactive application sessions. Sessions canbecome inactive if a user is not using the software open on their desktop. The software will not go inactive if a background process is in progress. Another cause of inactive sessions are ungracefully disconnected sessions such as network interruption, crashes, etc. If a session becomes inactive in this way it will tie up that seat indefinitely unless a timeout value is set. If a session license is returned to the license manager due to inactivity at the workstation the software continues to run on the workstation until activity is detected. At this point a single attempt is made to get the license back. If a license is available on the license manager it is granted to that workstation and the software continues to run without messaging the user. If all seats of a license are in use the user will be messaged that the license has been lost. If there is unsaved work the user will be given an opportunity to save their work before exiting. While you can set a specific timeout value for each product it is most common to set a global timeout which will apply to all Autodesk software managed by a particular license manager.You may also want to consider managing license borrowing parameters in your options file. Unmanaged, most Autodesk licenses may be borrowed by any user for up to six months. Since there is no way to administratively recall a borrowed license it is important to manage this feature proactively! You can control how long licenses may be borrowed and/or who can borrow or turn off borrowing altogether. To turn off borrowing for a product create a group containing only a nonexistent user then restrict borrowing to only that group usingINCLUDE_BORROW. If you later have a need to allow select users to borrow, just add them to that group. Borrowing controls must be done on a per product basis; there are no global borrowing settings. If you have suite and/or subscription licenses you can apply settings to the suite/subscription license or to the individual package components. If you apply borrow term limits to a high level suite/subscription license the borrow user interface on workstations will not reflect the new limits but the user will not be able to borrow past the limits set in the options file. If the limits are applied to each individual package component then the workstation will reflect the options file limits.If you will be using SAMReport-Lite to produce historical usage reports then you will need to turn on report logging. Report logs differ from the debug log file in that it contains more detailed usage data and stores it in binary format. The only way to enable this logging is in the options file.You can also control general access to licenses by user, machine, groups of machines or users and IP address range. User and machine groups are created in the options file. There is no direct link between the operating system databases (Active Directory) and options file groups. In order to use an operating system group you would have to export the data to a text string and import it into the options file. The most commonly used access controls used are INCLUDE, EXCLUDE and RESERVE. If you create an INCLUDE setting for a license only the users or machines included will be able to use that license. With EXCLUDE you specify users or machines that will not have access to a particular license. You can RESERVE a portion of a license seat count for a group of users giving that group exclusive access to that portion of seats. If you are managing user or machine groups in an options file it is stronglyrecommended that you set GROUPCASEINSENSITIVE to ON (default is off). This is because Windows logon and machine names are not case sensitive but exact typed logon and machine case is sent to the license manager for evaluation.There are many other possible options file settings. Options file syntax is documented in detail in the “LicenseAdministration.pdf” file located in the folder where you installed the license manager. Options file syntax is case sensitive and at times complex. Remember to view to license manager debug log file after implementing options file changes to assure desired behavior!To create an options file use Notepad to create the desired option lines then save it as ADSKFLEX.OPT in the same folder where you placed the license file.A common misconception is that you need to stop-start the license manager to implement edits to the options file. Doing a license reread will also implement any changes made to the options file. Reread is more desirable over stopping and starting the license manager as it does not interrupt license availability to usersThe following is an example of an options file contents. Note that comment lines start with the # symbol and these lines are not evaluated by the license manager.ADSKFLEX.OPT# set inactive timeout to 5400 seconds (90 minutes) for all Autodesk softwareTIMEOUTALL 5400# ignore case when evaluating login names and machine names GROUPCASEINSENSITIVE ON# create a report log report.rl in the folder C:\adsk license manager\logs# the plus sign tells the license manager not to delete the contents when doing a stop/start# remember to use quotes if your path or filename has spacesREPORTLOG +”C:\adsk license manager\logs\report.rl”# create a user group called AUTOCAD_BORROW# members of the group have login names of jonesm potterh and smithp# the group name cannot have a spaceGROUP AUTOCAD_BORROW jonesm potterh smithp# only members of AUTOCAD_BORROW can borrow an AutoCAD 2013 licenseINCLUDE_BORROW 85871ACD_2013_0F GROUP AUTOCAD_BORROW# AutoCAD 2013 may be borrowed for a maximum of 10 daysMAX_BORROW_HOURS 85871ACD_2013_0F 240# deny access to all machines with an IP address between 123.123.123.0 thru 123.123.123.255 EXCLUDEALL INTERNET 123.123.123.*。

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美国驾照考试内容及流程英文版Driving in the United States is a common practice for many people, whether they are commuting to work, running errands, or going on a road trip. In order to legally drive in the US, you must have a valid driver's license. Obtaining a driver's license requires passing a written test, a driving test, and meeting other requirements. In this article, we will discuss the contents and process of obtaining a driver's license in the United States.Driver's License TypesThere are several types of driver's licenses in the United States, including a regular driver's license, a commercial driver's license (CDL), and a motorcycle license. The most common type of driver's license is the regular driver's license, which is required for operating a passenger vehicle. The CDL is required for operating commercial vehicles such as trucks and buses, while the motorcycle license is required for operating motorcycles.Driver's License RequirementsIn order to obtain a driver's license in the United States, you must meet certain requirements. These requirements may vary by state, but generally include the following:1. Age: You must be a certain age to obtain a driver's license. The minimum age is usually 16 years old for a regular driver's license and 18 years old for a CDL.2. Residency: You must be a resident of the state in which you are applying for a driver's license.3. Identification: You must provide proof of identification, such as a birth certificate or passport.4. Social Security Number: You must provide your Social Security Number.5. Vision Test: You must pass a vision test.6. Written Test: You must pass a written test on traffic laws and road signs.7. Driving Test: You must pass a driving test to demonstrate your ability to operate a vehicle safely.Driver's License ProcessThe process of obtaining a driver's license in the United States typically involves the following steps:1. Study: Before taking the written test, it is recommended to study the driver's manual provided by the Department of MotorVehicles (DMV). The manual covers topics such as traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving practices.2. Written Test: The written test consists of multiple-choice questions on traffic laws and road signs. You must answer a certain number of questions correctly to pass the test.3. Driving Test: If you pass the written test, you will be eligible to take the driving test. During the driving test, an examiner will assess your ability to drive safely and follow traffic laws.4. Vision Test: You will also be required to pass a vision test to ensure that you have adequate vision for driving.5. Pay Fees: You will need to pay a fee for the driver's license.6. Receive License: If you pass all the tests and meet the requirements, you will receive your driver's license.Driver's License RenewalIn the United States, driver's licenses are typically valid for a certain number of years, after which they must be renewed. The renewal process may vary by state, but generally involves renewing your license in person at the DMV, passing a vision test, and paying a renewal fee.ConclusionObtaining a driver's license in the United States involves passing a written test, a driving test, and meeting other requirements. It is important to study the driver's manual, practice safe driving habits, and follow traffic laws in order to obtain and maintain a driver's license. Driving is a privilege that comes with responsibilities, and it is essential to drive safely and responsibly on the roads.。

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Microsoft商业授权程序简介及核心定义（2017年4月）说明书

Introduction to Per Core Licensing and Basic Definitions April 2017This brief applies to all Commercial Licensing programs.Table of contentsSummary .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1 What’s new in this brief ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Definitions ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Introduction to Per Core Licensing ............................................................................................................................................... 4 SQL Server ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 5 BizTalk Server .................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Windows Server ............................................................................................................................................................................. 7 System Center ................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Additional resources (9)SummaryThe purpose of this brief is to provide definitions of key terms related to server licensing and introduce the basics of the different Per Core licensing models for key Microsoft products and software.What’s new in this briefThis brief replaces a previous version published in May 2016. It has been updated to reflect new core licensing information for SQL Server, BizTalk Server, Windows Server, and System Center.DefinitionsAssigning a license: Assigning a license means that you designate that license for one device or user. This designation avoids sharing a license across more than one device or user simultaneously. For example, after you have assigned a software license to a server, you are permitted to run the software on that server. You can use whatever manual or technical method that works for you to ensure that you have the correct number of licenses to cover your software use.Commercial Licensing briefIntroduction to Per Core Licensing and Basic DefinitionsFigure 1: Assigning a licenseCore factor: A numerical value associated with a specific physical processor for purposes of determining the number of licenses required to license all of the physical cores on a server in the SQL Server core licensing model. Refer to the Core Factor Table for core factors for specific processors. (This is not applicable to SQL Server beginning with SQL Server 2016 and is not applicable to server licensing for Windows Server 2016 or System Center 2016.Data center: A building (or multiple buildings) that houses servers and ancillary equipment typically used in a corporate computing environment connected by a local area network (LAN).Hardware thread: A hardware thread is either a physical core or a hyper-thread in a physical processor.Figure 2: Physical server showing physical processors, physical cores, and hardware threadsInstance: An instance of software is the set of files that make up the software, stored in executable form, and ready to run. You create an instance of software by executing the software’s setup or install procedure, or by duplicating an existing instance. Insta nces of software can run on physical or virtual hardware systems.Examples:④An installed copy of the Windows Server operating system on a hard disk is an instance of Windows Server.④An installed copy of Microsoft Exchange Server within a virtual hard drive (VHD) (or other image format) file is an instance ofExchange Server.④ A VHD file with Exchange Server installed on top of Windows Server contains an instance of Windows Server and an instance ofExchange Server. Copying that VHD file creates another instance of Windows Server and another instance of Exchange Server.Deploying that VHD file to another server creates an instance of Windows Server and an instance of Exchange Server on that server. Run an Instance: You run an instance of software by loading it into memory and executing one or more of its instructions. Once this has occurred, an instance is considered to be running (whether or not its instructions continue to execute) until it is removed from memory.Server: A server is a physical hardware system capable of running server software. A hardware partition or blade is considered to be a separate physical hardware system, and, therefore, a separate server.Figure 3: Different types of serversOperating system environment (OSE): all or part of an operating system instance, or all or part of a virtual (or otherwise emulated) operating system instance which enables separate machine identity (primary computer name or similar unique identifier) or separate administrative rights, and instances of applications, if any, configured to run on the operating system instance or parts identified above. There are two types of OSEs, physical and virtual. A physical hardware system can have one physical OSE and/or one or more virtual OSEs.Physical core: Each physical processor contains smaller processing units called physical cores. Some processors have two cores, some four, some six or eight, and so on.Physical OSE: An OSE that is configured to run directly on a physical hardware system. The operating system instance used to run hardware virtualization software (for example, Microsoft Hyper-V Server or similar technologies) or to provide hardware virtualization services (for example, Microsoft virtualization technology or similar technologies) is considered part of the physical OSE.Physical processor: A processor in a physical hardware system. Physical OSEs (see “Operating System Environment (OSE)”) use p hysical processors.Server farm: A server farm consists of up to two data centers each physically located in the following areas:④In a time zone that is within four hours of the local time zone of the other (Coordinated Universal Time [UTC] and not DaylightSaving Time [DST]), and/or④Within the European Union (EU) and/or European Free Trade Association (EFTA)Each data center can be part of only one server farm. You can reassign a data center from one server farm to another, but not on a short-term basis (that is, not within 90 days of the last assignment).Service provider: A service provider is an organization that provides services, such as software or hosting services, to other organizations.Virtual core: The unit of processing power in a virtual (or otherwise emulated) hardware system. A virtual core is the virtual representation of one or more hardware threads. Virtual OSEs use one or more virtual cores.Figure 4: Virtual Machine (VM) using virtual coresVirtual OSE: An OSE that is configured to run on a virtual (or otherwise emulated) hardware system.Virtual processor: A virtual processor is a processor in a virtual (or otherwise emulated) hardware system. Virtual OSEs use virtual processors. For licensing purposes, a virtual processor is considered to have the same number of threads and cores as each physical processor on the underlying physical hardware system.Introduction to Per Core LicensingWith the release of Microsoft SQL Server 2012, Microsoft server licensing shifted the measure of computing power from physical processors to cores. Core-based licensing provides a more precise measure of computing power and a more consistent licensing metric, regardless of whether solutions are deployed on physical servers on-premises, or in virtual or cloud environments. Core-based licensing enables multi-cloud environments, improving workload portability and helping remove friction across different licensing models, making it easier for customers to migrate to the cloud at their own pace.Today, there are primarily three licensing models that apply Per Core licensing:1.The Per Core model used by SQL Server and BizTalk Server2.The Per Core/CAL licensing model used by Windows Server (Standard and Datacenter edition) following the release ofWindows Server 20163.The Management Servers (core-based) licensing model used by System Center (Standard and Datacenter edition) following therelease of System Center 2016.SQL ServerUnder the Per Core licensing model, each server running SQL Server 2016 software or any of its components (such as Reporting Services or Integration Services) must be assigned an appropriate number of SQL Server 2016 core licenses. The number of core licenses needed depends on whether customers are licensing the physical server or individual virtual operating system environments (OSEs).Unlike the Server+CAL licensing model, the Per Core model allows access for an unlimited number of users or devices to connect from either inside or outside an organization’s firewall. With the Per Core model, customers do not need to purchase additional cl ient access licenses (CALs) to access the SQL Server software.The Per Core licensing model is appropriate when:•Deploying the SQL Server 2016 Enterprise Edition (including using the SQL Server Parallel Data Warehouse deployment option) or SQL Server 2016 Web Edition software.•Deploying Internet or extranet workloads, systems that integrate with external-facing workloads (even if external data goes through one or more other systems), or when the number of users/devices cannot be counted easily.•Implementing centralized deployments that span a large number of direct and/or indirect users/devices.•The total licensing costs for licensing SQL Server 2016 Standard Edition software are lower than those incurred using the Server+CAL licensing model.Note: The use of hyper-threading technology does not affect the number of core licenses required when running SQL Server software in a physical OSE.You must have the appropriate number of core licenses for the server. You have two licensing options:1. Physical cores on a server2. Individual virtual operating system environmentLicensing by physical cores on a serverWhen running SQL Server in a physical OSE, all physical cores on the server must be licensed. Software partitioning does not reduce the number of core licenses required, except when licensing individual virtual machines (VMs). A minimum of four core licenses are required for each physical processor on the server.To determine and acquire the correct number of core licenses needed, customers must:The SQL Server Core Factor Table is no longer used to calculate the required number of core licenses needed for SQL Server 2016 and later versions. For earlier versions of SQL Server, the number of licenses required equals the number of physical cores on the server multiplied by the applicable core factor located in the SQL Server Core Factor Table (PDF, 304 KB). With the Enterprise Edition, for each server to which you have assigned the required number of licenses, you can run on the licensed server any number of instances of the server software in a number of physical and/or virtual OSEs equal to the number of licenses assigned to that server. Thereafter, for each additional license that you assign to the licensed server, you can run instances of the server software in an additional OSE on that licensed server.With the Standard Edition, for each server to which you have assigned the required number of licenses, you can run on the licensed server any number of instances of the server software in the physical OSE.Per core—physical cores on a server. The number of licenses required equals the number of physical cores on the server subject to a minimum requirementof four licenses per processor. The SQL Server Core Factor Table is no longer used to calculate the required number of core licenses needed for SQL Server2016 and later versions. For earlier versions of SQL Server, the number of licenses required equals the number of physical cores on the server multiplied bythe applicable core factor located in the SQL Server Core Factor Table (PDF, 304 KB).Licensing by individual virtual operating system environmentSimilar to the Per Core licensing model in physical OSEs, all virtual cores (v-cores) supporting virtual OSEs that are running instances of SQL Server 2016 software must be licensed accordingly.To license individual VMs using the Per Core model, customers must purchase a core license for each v-core (or virtual processor, virtual CPU, virtual thread) allocated to the VM, subject to a four-core license minimum per VM. For licensing purposes, a v-core maps to a hardware thread.Note: Licensing individual VMs is the only licensing option available for SQL Server 2016 Standard Edition customers who are running the software in a virtualized environment under the Per Core model.For customers with highly virtualized environments who want to move VMs dynamically across servers to reallocate resources as needed, Microsoft permits License Mobility as an exclusive SA benefit available for all SQL Server editions.BizTalk Server④Effective with the 2013 software release, BizTalk Server (BTS) is licensed under the same Per Core model as SQL Server. Thismodel provides a precise measurement of computing power and a consistent licensing metric, regardless of whether your BTS solution is deployed across servers on-premises, virtually or physically, or cloud environments under License Mobility withSoftware Assurance. Under the Per Core licensing model, each server running BTS software must be assigned an appropriate number of BTS core licenses. The number of core licenses needed depends on whether you are licensing the physical server or individual virtual operating system environments (OSEs).④To license a physical server, you must license all the cores in the server, with a minimum of 4 core licenses required for eachphysical processor in the server. BTS core licenses are sold in packs of two.④With BTS 2013, the actual number of core licenses required may vary by processor type, and as such, will depend on the CoreFactor assigned to your applicable processor(s).For more information on BizTalk Server core licensing, please download the BizTalk Server 2013 R2 Licensing Datasheet and FAQ, or review the Product Terms.Windows ServerWith the launch of Windows Server 2016 Datacenter edition and Windows Server 2016 Standard edition, Windows Server licensing has transitioned from being processor-based to being core-based.For both Standard and Datacenter editions, the number of core licenses required equals the number of physical cores on the licensed server, subject to a minimum of 8 core licenses per physical processor and a minimum of 16 core licenses per server. Core licenses are sold in 2-packs.1All physical cores on the server must be licensed, subject to a minimum of 8 core licenses per physical processor and a minimum of 16 core licenses per server.2Windows Server Standard edition permits use of one running instance of the server software in the physical OSE on the licensed server (in addition to two virtual OSEs), if the physical OSE is used solely to host and manage the virtual OSEs.Minimum Requirements for Standard and Datacenter EditionsThe table below provides examples for various server configurations, and the minimum number of core licenses required.④Standard: When all cores on the server are licensed (subject to a minimum of 8 core licenses per physical processor and aminimum of 16 core licenses per server), Standard has rights to use two OSEs or two Hyper-V containers and unlimited Windows Server containers.④Datacenter: When all cores on the server are licensed (subject to a minimum of 8 core licenses per physical processor and aminimum of 16 core licenses per server), Datacenter edition has rights to use unlimited OSEs, Hyper-V containers, and Windows Server containers.Licensing Requirements of Additional OSEs for Standard EditionStandard edition has rights to use two OSEs or two Hyper-V containers and unlimited Windows Server containers when all cores on the server are licensed (subject to a minimum of 8 core licenses per physical processor and a minimum of 16 core licenses per server). Once a server is licensed, customers may wish to license the server for additional OSEs or Hyper-V containers. This practice is often referred to as “stacking”, and is allowed with Standard edition.The table below provides examples of “stacking” s cenarios for various server configurations, the minimum number of licenses required, and the resulting number of OSEs or Hyper-V containers provided. As a rule, for each additional set of two OSEs or two Hyper-V containers the customer wishes to use, the server must be relicensed for the same number of core licenses. Note that Datacenter edition has rights to unlimited virtualization so “stacking” therefore is not required.1Core licenses are sold in 2-packs.System CenterServer management licensing for System Center 2016 Datacenter edition and System Center 2016 Standard edition has transitioned from being processor-based to being core-based, in alignment with Windows Server 2016. For both Standard and Datacenter editions, the number of core licenses required equals the number of physical cores on the licensed server, subject to a minimum of 8 core licenses per physical processor and a minimum of 16 core licenses per server. Core licenses are sold in 2-packs. Server Management Licenses (Server MLs) are required for managed devices that run server Operating System Environments (OSEs). For complete details and information on licensing, refer to the Product Terms.core licenses per server.2System Center Standard edition permits management of the physical OSE on the licensed server (in addition to two virtual OSEs), if the physical OSE is used solely to host and manage virtual OSEs.Additional resources④For details about licensing SQL Server , refer to the SQL Server 2016 Licensing Guide.④For details about licensing BizTalk Server, refer to the BizTalk Server pricing page④For details about licensing Windows Server, refer to the Windows Server 2016 Licensing Guide.④For details about licensing System Center 2016, refer to the System Center 2016 licensing page.© 2017 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This information is provided to help guide your authorized use of products you license; it is not product documentation or part of your Commercial Licensing agreement. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this document.。

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GRADES K–6Give striving readers a winning edge.Scholastic EDGE, developed with literacyapproach to reaching striving readers who areappropriate texts in a small-group setting, allwhile keeping students within the classroom’sigh-interest, age-appropriate books to meetreaders, early readers, English language learners,obust print and digital teaching resources tohelp facilitate small-group reading instructionScholastic EDGE includes:270 engaging titlesFour-page teaching card for every titleDigital supports for whole-class connectionsTitle-specific graphic organizers (Levels A+)Title-specific bookmarks (Levels J+)Kindergarten-specific resources including:2 Alphabet Books12 Lap Books for shared readingAlphabet cardsAvatar puppetFor more information visit /EDGE or call 1-800-724-2222.THE SCHOLASTIC GUARANTEE:Every Scholastic product is unconditionally guaranteed.If for any reason you are not completely satisfied, contactus within 30 days and we will credit your account, noquestions asked.Prices are subject to change.2287-03 5/19SCHOOL/DISTRICT CONTACTSYour designated main contact/administratorwill be responsible for approving the user agreement and distributing digital product access codes to school staff. We will email you the user agreement within three to five days after you submit your order, which must be ap-proved before we can grant access to the digital product.LICENSE ADMINISTRATOR NAME/TITLELICENSE ADMINISTRATOR EMAIL ADDRESSIs this person at the district or school level?DISTRICT SCHOOLPerson authorized as license admin to sign the user agreement if not the same as above:LICENSE ADMIN NAMELICENSE ADMIN EMAIL ADDRESSIs this person at the district or school level?DISTRICT SCHOOLROSTERING METHOD:MANUALWill enter names manually or through a .csv fileAUTOMATICWill use Clever to sync enrollment dataCLEVER ADMINISTRATOR NAMECLEVER ADMINISTRATOR EMAILNOT SUREI would like to speak to someone about the options.N OT NEEDED ADDITIONAL SCHOOLSSCHOOL 2 NAMEADDRESSCITY STATE ZIP CODE PHONETOTAL SCHOOL ENROLLMENTSCHOOL 3 NAMEADDRESSCITY STATE ZIP CODE PHONETOTAL SCHOOL ENROLLMENTSCHOOL 4 NAMEADDRESSCITY STATE ZIP CODE PHONETOTAL SCHOOL ENROLLMENTSCHOOL 5 NAMEADDRESSCITY STATE ZIP CODE PHONETOTAL SCHOOL ENROLLMENTSCHOOL 6 NAMEADDRESSCITY STATE ZIP CODE PHONETOTAL SCHOOL ENROLLMENTOrder FormMore than one school? List additional schools send with the above form to digitalservice@.。

Owner’s Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL© 2009 MILLER Electric Mfg. Co.OM-243 993A 2009−06Use above FORM number when ordering extra manuals.Palm Emulator Using USB To Serial CablePOSE stands for P alm O perating S ystem E mulator.The POSE is a fully functional Palm. In its natural state, it contains none of the Miller Service Pak, File Manager or WaveWriter software. When you purchase the Axcess File Manger (Stock Number 300529) or Axcess Wavewriter (Stock Number 300590) for PC it contains a 6-ft. USB-A to RS232 Serial Cable and a pre-configured P alm emulator S ession F ile (PSF). The PSF contains the Miller Service Pak and File Manager software information. It is also pre-configured for Hot Sync on your PC using Palm desktop software. You need to Hot Sync your POSE only if you want to save an individual waveform to send it individually in an email. The POSE and associated PSF files are protected under Miller Electric software license agreement.Illegal copying or distribution is subject to prosecution.It is vitally important to follow each step in order to ensure the USB port is assigned properly. We recommend the cable supplied with the Miller File Manager or Wavewriter. However, other USB to Serial cables may work:S Radio Shack Gigaware 6-ft. USB-A to Serial Cable Radio Shack Model: 26-949. Catalog #: 26-949SDynex DX-UBDB9 (16” only and requires a 9 pin-9 pin straight through serial cable as an extension).S9 x 9 pin DB9 cable: Radio Shack 10-Ft. 9-Pin Straight Through Cable (M-F)Model: MXT10010. Catalog #: 550282251.SetupViewArrange IconsPastePaste ShortcutProperties OM-243 993 Page 2OM-243 993 Page 3PC Palm Emulator.exx PC Palm Emulator.exeService Pak and File Manager for PC.psf“psf” stands for PService Pak and File Manager for PC.psfThe POSE will ask if you want to OM-243 993 Page 4OM-243 993 Page 5Palm Data 3−3All Palm Program Files, Config OM-243 993 Page 62.Importing Existing Files From Your Handheld Backup Files And Updating Service PakOn The POSEOM-243 993 Page 73.HotSync Set-up On The POSEUsing the POSE and psf file method eliminates the need to run Palm Desktop software and eliminates the need to Hot Sync with PC unless you need to email or save individual welding programs. Hot Sync is the only method to get 1 individual program from the Palm Email Program file to your computer for email applications.For detailed instructions on the use of the Palm with File Manager and Service Pak, please refer to the corresponding owner’s manuals. /service/ownersmanuals.For any other questions, please contact the Miller Electric Service and Application team, toll free, at 866-931-9733.OM-243 993 Page 8OM-243 993 Page 9OM-243 993 Page 10。