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ERROR - "FATAL ERROR: Port 1084 is in use." when installing Ansys License Manager
Published February 3rd, 2022 by Matthew Trachimowicz
ERROR When installing the Ansys License Manager you receive the following error: FATAL ERROR: Port 1084 is in use. The Tomcat server cannot be started until this port is free. The licensing configuration cannot continue until this issue is resolved. Exiting. Software & Version Ansys License Manager 2022R1 on Windows. *This example was taken from
HOW TO - Modify the License Timeout Setting in Options File
Published December 31st, 2021 by Matthew Trachimowicz
Description Depending on your workflow using Ansys software and network connection conditions, you may experience a situation where a license becomes stuck - that is, it was checked out but was unable to be returned correctly and is currently unavailable. While there are several options to manually release a stuck license (See: HOW TO - Release a S
INFO - Understanding Ansys License Files (ansyslmd.lic)
Published February 23rd, 2022 by Matthew Trachimowicz
Description Ansys software is based on a tiered licensing structure. When you purchase Ansys software, you purchase a license for a specific product(s), called a product license. Each product license is made up of one or more license features, also referred to as increments. See the example below taken from the Ansys Product to License Feature Mapp
HOW TO - Create an ansyslmd.opt OPTIONS file
Published January 18th, 2022 by Matthew Trachimowicz
Description In some cases you may want to run your Ansys License Server with additional advanced options. One way this can be achieved is by creating an options file (a text file) containing the variables or parameters. The default filename is ansyslmd.opt and its default location is in the same directory as your license file. Solution On Windows,
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