Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

[typhoon said:]

hello everybody!

with the hope that the forum answers faster than the ilog-support service, here my question:

i want to use a floating version of the opl6.0-licence and i already changed my extern system variable (...access.ilm) to the licence-adress in my network...never the less: it doesn´t work and i don´t know where to start for finding the problem!

any good ideas are welcomed, bad only if they are funny!

thx, typhoon
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

[prubin said:]

"It doesn't work" is not very specific.  Are you getting an error message and, if so, what is the message?  Have you tried running ilmlist on the client machine to see what licenses are available?

/Paul

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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

[typhoon said:]

Hello Paul!


"It doesn't work" means, that i receive the same error-messages as when i use the trial-version: error 1016...exceeds limited version...(for mathematical programming) and 192 variables, 532 constraints (for constraint programming)...

  How can i try running ilmlist on the client machine to see if i can access to the licence?
thank u for explaining in detail, because i´m a novice :)

thank u very much,

max
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

[prubin said:]

I don't use a floating license, so I'm speculating here.  I think you need to have an access.ilm file installed on your client machine, and your environment variable needs to point to that file.  The access.ilm file on the client machine identifies the token server by its machine name, and of course that machine must be accessible (by that name) from the client machine.  You get the machine name by running

I think your best bet is either to get hold of the ILOG License Manager User Guide or, better still, find whoever installed the network license and ask them to help you set up your client machine.

/Paul
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

[typhoon said:]

yes, the licence manager did a good job!

but the ILOG SUPPORT TEAM was even more efficient!!!! thanks to the guy who called me, even if he had no obligation for doing it!

he solved the problem in 2 minutes...in fact, the name of the environmental variable was wrong...therefore the computer couldnt find the right path on the server.

thanks to you,

max
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