Note Concurrent network version silent install for client: To install any version 5.x concurrent network version on a client computer, use this command, which must be all on one line: (installer program name).exe /s /v'SERIAL=(your serial number) COMPANYNAME= '(your company name) ' ACTIVATIONID=(your activation ID) SERVERNAME=(portnumber)@(your server name) /qn' You should copy and paste the port number (if specified) and server name from the CLIENT.INI file; just remember to prefix quotes with a backslash as shown above in the COMPANYNAME property. Don't type the parentheses ( ) in the command line.
Support for Academic Users. Students - Students using Palisade software are eligible for e-mail support only. Start a Support Ticket or write to [email protected]. Professors and IT Administrators - Faculty and staff running Palisade course licenses are eligible for telephone and e-mail support. Call +1 607 277 8000, start a Support Ticket, or write to. Full Academic Versions - Faculty and staff using full academic versions of Palisade software with current maintenance are eligible for support.
Call +1 607 277 8000, start a Support Ticket, or write to. Cengage Textbook Users - Those using Palisade software bundled with a textbook published by Cengage should.
After Reset, Can't Load Response File (Network License) Applies to: Concurrent Network licenses 6.x/7.x Concurrent Network licenses 5.x, if you have Palisade Server Manager installed Oops! I clicked Reset, and now I can't get back to the Manual Deactivation screen to load the response file. In this case, you must use a back-door method to finish the deactivation. Save the deactivation response file to some folder on this server, such as C: Windows Temp. You need the response file, ResponseDAct.xml, which you received from Palisade, not the request file that you generated locally.). Launch Palisade Server Manager. Click the magnifying glass at the lower left.
The Advanced Options screen will open. On that screen, click Execute.
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Enter the command -process 'C: WindowsTemp ResponseDAct.xml' including the leading hyphen. (If you used a different folder in step 1, use it here also.). After a few seconds, a Notepad window will open. If the word SUCCESSFULLY appears near the end of the output, the deactivation is complete. Close Advanced Options and the Notepad window, and click Refresh on the main screen. If SUCCESSFULLY does not appear, please, and include these items:. Give your software serial number in the text of your email, and a brief description of what you need to accomplish after the license is deactivated.
Save the Notepad file with the results of the process command, and attach it to your email. Click the View button, save the new Notepad file that it displays, and attach that to your email also. Last edited: 2016-07-13 2.2. Clean Uninstall/Reinstall of Server Software I've been having some trouble upgrading my Palisade server software to 7.5.2. Do you have any suggestions?
Though it seems to affect only a small percentage of upgrades, this may be a problem with remains of older versions of FLEXnet. In such cases, a clean install seems to work well. If you're having trouble with the server software upgrade, we recommend uninstalling the old server software, so that 7.5.2 installs on a clean system. (The same procedure works if you want to uninstall and reinstall 7.5.2.) Note: Palisade software uses FLEXnet Publisher for licensing. While FLEXnet versions are generally upward compatible, pre-11.14 server software can't work with post-11.14 client software.
All FLEXnet license processes on your server use a common copy of the file FNPLicensingService.exe, which runs as FLEXnet Licensing Service. If you have multiple FLEXnet licensing processes, you should ensure that all are compatible with FNPLicensingService.exe version 11.14.1.2 or newer. If any legacy processes require an older version, you will need to put either them or Palisade on a different server. If you don't have it already, get the Palisade Server Manager 7.5.2 installer from. This will work with all versions of client software from 5.0.1 to 7.5.2. Copy the Server.lic and PalisadeNetwork.lic files from C: Program Files (x86) Palisade NetServer or C: Program Files Palisade NetServer to some other location, such as your desktop.
Uninstall Palisade Server Manager in Control Panel » Programs and Features. You may get a prompt about deactivating licenses. Do not deactivate licenses; let them remain activated. If you have any Palisade end-user applications installed on this server, uninstall them also.
Delete the folder C: Program Files (x86) Palisade or C: Program Files Palisade. Delete the folder C: Program Files (x86) Common Files Macrovision Shared FLEXnet Publisher or C: Program Files Common Files Macrovision Shared FLEXnet Publisher. In the System Registry, delete these keys and their subkeys: HKLM Software WOW6432Node Palisade HKLM Software WOW6432Node FLEXlm License Manager HKLM Software FLEXlm License Manager (if it exists). You may want to export those keys before deleting, just as a precaution. Install Palisade Server Manager 7.5.2. Before you run Server Manager for the first time, copy the two LIC files from step 2 back to C: Program Files (x86) Palisade NetServer or C: Program Files Palisade NetServer. Launch Server Manager, and click the Start Service button.
You can use the Status button to verify that the service is now running—look for 'Palisade UP' in the status display. If you uninstalled any Palisade end-user applications from this server, reinstall them.
They can be 7.5.2 or earlier versions. Last edited: 2018-04-12 2.3. Operating 6.x/7.x Network Licenses without Server Manager Applies to: Palisade Concurrent Network and Enterprise Network software, releases 6.x/7.x Please note: These instruction have been tested successfully both here and at a customer site.
However, our supported configuration is Palisade Server Manager. If you have difficulties with these instructions, and we can't help you relatively quickly, you may need to use Server Manger as the most efficient route to a solution. I have numerous network products with FLEXnet licenses, and I manage them all with LMTools or another product. Can I use that same license manager with the Palisade licenses, or must I use Server Manager? If you currently have 5.x licenses, and no 6.x or later licenses, please don't use this article but see the attached file, KB554WithTransitionFromV5.docx.
We strongly recommend Palisade Server Manager for initial setup, creating and configuring the license service. Beginning with 7.5.2, you must install Palisade Server Manager to get the right version of FLEXnet licensing software. After the initial, Palisade Server Manager is optional for all functions except activating or deactivating activatable (Trusted Storage) licenses. Please see for the differences between activatable and certificate licenses. If you wish, can exchange an activatable license for a certificate license on request. Install Palisade Server Manager.
This sets up the 7.x Palisade license service, which uses FLEXnet Publisher 11.10. The 7.x service can serve all 5.x–7.x licenses. Run the server installer, from the link provided by Palisade in your email. On the 'Finish' screen of the installer, there will be a check box to launch Server Manager.
Verify that the box contains a check mark, and click Finish. When Server Manager launches, click Options and configure port number(s) and borrowing. If you choose to, it will apply only to 6.x/7.x licenses. End user instructions are. If you have an activatable license, click Activate and follow the instructions on screen to activate it.
When prompted to create a PalisadeNetworkClient.ini file, create the file because you will need it for client installs. If you have a certificate license, click the license in the bottom half of the Server Manager window and then click Create Client.ini. You will need this file for client installs. Click Start Service. If you wish, click Status to verify that the licenses have been found. Close Server Manager. Ongoing License Management with LMTools.
From here on, you can use LMTools exclusively for the 6.x/7.x licenses, except when activating or deactivating an activatable license. The Palisade 7.x service name is 'Palisade License Service'. The license files (Server.lic and PalisadeNetwork.lic) and options file (Palisade.opt) are located in the same folder where you installed Palisade Server Manager. You can rename them, if you wish. If you move the license files, move the Palisade.opt file to the same folder or specify a path on the VENDOR line of Server.lic. After a rename or move, edit the 'Palisade License Service' service in LMTools.
Port numbers: If you change port numbers, make the same changes in Server.lic and PalisadeNetwork.lic. If you change the lmgrd port number, change it in PalisadeNetworkClient.ini also, for the benefit of any new client installs you may do later. Borrowing: Palisade's vendor daemon reads the Palisade.opt file to determine whether to allow 6.x/7.x network clients to borrow a license for off-network use, and for how long. For any 6.x/7.x feature where you want to disallow borrowing, set MAXBORROWHOURS to 0. For any feature where you want to allow borrowing, MAXBORROWHOURS must be a multiple of 24, specifically 24×(1+maximum days to borrow). For example, to allow borrowing for up to a week at a time, compute 24×(1+7) = 24×8 = 192 and place that on the MAXBORROWHOURS line. MAXBORROWHOURS for 5.x features is ignored because your 5.x license does not support borrowing.
(This use of MAXBORROWHOURS is not standard FLEXnet usage.) The borrowing options can be changed while the license service is running. To make the change effective after editing the Palisade.opt file, run LMTools and on the Start/Stop/Reread tab click ReRead License File. The debug log may contain one or more messages 'Feature. Does not support borrowing, MAXBORROWHOURS ignored'. You can ignore this message. Client Installs. The client installer (link provided to you in email) requires a PalisadeNetworkClient.ini file at install time.
The client installer stores information from this file into the System Registry on the client, which will tell the application software how to find your license server. The PalisadeNetworkClient.ini file doesn't need to change when you install a new certificate license or activate a new activatable license, only when you change servers or port numbers. Last edited: 2017-06-02 2.4. Setting Up 6.x/7.x Network Licenses without Server Manager Applies to: All Concurrent Network products, releases 6.0.1–7.5.1 (Concurrent Networks 7.5.2, and all Enterprise Networks, must use Server Manager for initial setup.) I have other FLEXnet-licensed products, and I have my own way of managing them.
How can I run the Palisade network license without using Palisade Server Manager? This article explains how we successfully set up a license 'by hand'. However, we strongly recommend that you use Server Manager for initial setup, even if you intend to use LMTools or your other license manager software for day-to-day operations.
Setup will be faster for you and is more likely to be trouble free. That 'middle way' is explained in the article. You must install Palisade Server Manager if any of the following are true:. If you have Palisade end-user applications installed on this server, for example in a Terminal Services environment. If you want to run 7.5.2 end-user software.
If you want to use activatable licenses. (Without Server Manager, you can use only the less flexible certificate type.). If your network type is Enterprise. (Certificate licenses are not available for Enterprise Networks.). If you seek our help with network license problems, and we can't find a non-Server-Manager solution relatively quickly.
(Palisade Server Manager includes diagnostic and repair tools.) Compatibility. Open Regedit and navigate to HKEYLOCALMACHINE Software, or HKEYLOCALMACHINE Software WOW6432Node in 64-bit Windows. Create the key Palisade under it.
Under Palisade, create a string value called Main Directory (two words). The data for that value is the path to the Palisade folder you created above, without quotes, and terminated with a backslash. Under Palisade, create a string value called System Directory (two words). The data for that value is the path to the Palisade System folder you created above, without quotes, and terminated with a backslash. Under Palisade, create a key called NetServer (one word), and under NetServer create a string value called Program Directory (two words). The data for that value is the path to the Palisade NetServer folder you created above, without quotes and without a backslash at the end.
Program and License Files. (3a) Install. In 32-bit Windows: Install the 32-bit (x86) version In 64-bit Windows (even with 32-bit Office): Install the x86 version and the x64 version. (3b) Then, send an email to.
In your email, refer to this article and help us understand why installing Server Manager is impossible for you. Also include this information:.
Your Activation ID. Your Ethernet address from LMTools » System Settings — text please, not a picture. (Please get this from LMTools, not from some other source. Most computers have multiple Ethernet addresses, and only LMTools is guaranteed to display the one that the FLEXnet license should be tied to.). (optional) If your license is for more than one concurrent user and you want to split them between servers, the number you want on this server. (optional) Lmgrd port number, if you wish to specify one. (The default is that FLEXnet selects an available port in the range 9, dynamically.) Caution!
Either every FLEXnet product must specify a unique Lmgrd port number, or all FLEXnet products must leave the Lmgrd port number unspecified. (optional) Vendor daemon port number, if you wish to specify one.
(It's quite unusual to specify a vendor daemon port.) (3c) You'll receive a reply with a customized Server.lic file and a link to a ZIP file for download. The zipped files are in the proper NetServer and System subfolders. With most unzip programs, if you extract to the Palisade folder you created, the files will be placed in the proper subfolders. But please verify that MsgDBS6x86.dll was placed in the System subfolder, and all the other files are in the NetServer subfolder. The ZIP file does not contain any files for the main Palisade folder. (3d) In the NetServer folder, replace the unzipped generic Server.lic file with the customized one in your email from Tech Support. (3e) If you specified port numbers in the Server.lic file, edit PalisadeNetwork.lic in that same folder to use the same ports.
Special note: 5.x License. If you currently have a 5.x certificate license file, you will need to merge it into Server.lic, following these guidelines:. Changing 'thishost' to match the host name is optional. The Ethernet addresses should already match; if they don't, an error was made somewhere. STOP and contact Technical Support.
Port numbers should already match, but you can change them if you need to. (PalisadeNetwork.lic must use the same port numbers.). Copy the INCREMENT blocks from the 5.x certificate into Server.lic. Don't edit PalisadeNetwork.lic, except for port numbers. ('thishost ANY' is always correct in PalisadeNetwork.lic.) Step 4. License Service.
(4a) Run LMTools and select the Config Services tab. Even if you already have a Palisade 5.x service, we recommend you create a new one for the 7.x vendor daemon. Fill in the fields as follows:. Service Name: 'Palisade License Service' (without quotes). Path to the lmgrd.exe file: Click Browse, and a window to your new Palisade System folder should open. Double-click Lmgrd.exe.
Path to the license file: Specify the folder, without a trailing backslash. Don't specify a file name. Path to the debug log file: Click Browse and type 'PalisadeService.log' (without quotes).
The service will create the file, but the service won't run if you don't give a file name here. Use Services: Check (tick) the box. Start Sever at Power Up: Check (tick) the box. (4b) Save the 'Palisade License Service' service, and go to the Start/Stop/Reread tab. (4c) If you have a Palisade 5.x service running, stop it. You cannot run multiple Palisade license services. In Config Services, remove the stopped 5.x license service.
In Computer or My Computer, remove the folder that contains the 5.x license and program files; by default the folder name is the same as your 5.x serial number. (You may want to archive the folder before removing it.) (4d) Start the new 'Palisade License Service' service. Verify in Server Status that it is running. You should see PalisadeNetwork: 1 issued, 0 in use, as well as your 6.x/7.x licenses.
If you merged a 5.x certificate, you should also see that license. PalisadeNetworkClient.ini file. The client installer will need a file called PalisadeNetworkClient.ini, which contains information that tells the client how to find the server. This file is normally created by Palisade Server Manager, but without Server Manager you must create this file yourself.
Use the following template in Notepad or another plain-text editor: SERVERINFO COMPANYNAME= your company name ( may include spaces and punctuation) SERVERNAME= port @ hostname NETWORKTYPE=Concurrent Make certain that the host name matches the one shown in LMTools » System Settings. The port number must match the one on the SERVER line of your license file; if there's none on the SERVER line then omit it here also, but keep the @ sign. If your Concurrent Network clients will get licenses for Palisade software from more than one server, separate the servers with semicolons. Examples: 27004@Brahms @Beethoven @Bach;27009@Telemann Name the file PalisadeNetworkClient.ini. Client Installs. Attended installs: Place the PalisadeNetworkClinet.ini file in the same folder as the client installer executable, whose name ends in -cust-Setup.exe.
Right-click the installer and select Run as administrator. Scripted installs: Please request the MSI installer from and see.
Both the EXE and the MSI installs work as new, full installs or as upgrades on top of an existing install. The PalisadeNetworkClient.ini file is not needed on that client after install, because the installer copies the information to FLEXlm License Manager PALISADELICENSEFILE under HKLM Software or HKLM Software WOW6432Node in the System Registry. Caution: On the clients, @RISK should not be an active add-in in Excel's list (File » Options » Add-Ins). If it is, then @RISK will load every time they load Excel, even if they're not actually using @RISK, and this will consume a network license. The better procedure is to run only Excel when Excel is needed, and run Excel with @RISK when @RISK is needed. If you're in the middle of an Excel-only session and you need @RISK, you can launch @RISK while Excel and your files are still open. Ongoing Operation.
Readme Files for 5.x Network Applies to: All Palisade network products, releases 5.x (If you have release 7.x, please see the.) Questions: I need to reinstall my 5.x Palisade network. Or, I need to install a 5.x network client. Or, My 5.x users need to borrow a Concurrent Network license for use off network. What is the procedure? Where can I find instructions? Response: Network license administration has been greatly simplified and made more flexible in Palisade releases 6.0 and later, and we encourage you to if you are eligible.
For those who are not eligible, or not ready to upgrade, the server and client instructions are available in the three documents attached to this note. Please select from. Concurrent Network, Activatable or 'Trusted Storage' type. Concurrent Network, Certificate Type.
Enterprise Network last edited: 2017-02-17 4.2. Network Ports and Firewalls (5.x) Applies to: Palisade Concurrent Network software, releases 5.x (If you have a 6.x network, or you're using Server Manager with a 5.x network, please see the.) Question: Which ports does Palisade's Concurrent Network software use? How should I set up my firewalls?
Response: The FLEXnet licensing software uses two TCP/IP ports, called the LMGRD port and the Palisade or vendor daemon port, for communications between client and server. You can allow both of them to be chosen dynamically (the typical setting), or you can specify one or both of them. To determine which ports the server is using, run LMTools and on the Config Services tab click View Log.
In the log display, look for '(lmgrd) lmgrd tcp-port' and '(lmgrd) palisade using TCP-port'. On the server—LMGRD port. The LMGRD port is used by the Lmgrd.exe program. All Palisade licenses on a given server share a single LMGRD port. By default, LMGRD chooses an available port in the range 27000 to 27009.
However, you can specify an LMGRD port, and if you do then it need not be in the 27000 to 27009 range. To specify or change an LMGRD port on the server:. Open your license file in Notepad or similar. By default, the license file is in a folder whose name is your serial number, such as C: Program Files (x86) FLEXnet Palisade 5012345. If you have a certificate license, the file name will be of the form SN500412.lic; otherwise it will be Server.lic. Specify the LMGRD port number as a fourth field on the SERVER line of the license file: SERVER servername Ethernetaddress lmgrdport or SERVER servername ANY lmgrdport.
Run LMTools, select the Start/Stop/Reread tab, and click Re-read License. Use Notepad or similar to edit the port information in the Client.ini file, for use with future client installs. (By default, that file is in the ClientInstallers folder under your serial-number folder, such as C: Program Files (x86) FLEXnet Palisade 5012345 ClientInstallers.) If you specify an LMGRD port on the server, the clients (below) must be set to use the same port.
If you don't specify an LMGRD port, the clients must not have an LMGRD port specified. To make the necessary change on any installed clients, see. On the server—Palisade port. The Palisade port ( vendor daemon port) is used by the vendor daemon, Palisade.exe.
All Palisade licenses on a given server share a single LMGRD port. By default, Windows chooses an available port when the license process starts running; this could be any port, not just 27000 to 27009. In the great majority of cases, this works well. In a very few unusual setups, it may be a problem for an Internet firewall. In that case, you can specify a Palisade port that's not otherwise used on the server and add that port as an exception to the server's firewall. To specify the Palisade vendor daemon port:.
Open your license file in Notepad or similar. By default, the license file is in a folder whose name is your serial number, such as C: Program Files (x86) FLEXnet Palisade 5012345. If you have a certificate license, the file name will be of the form SN500412.lic; otherwise it will be Server.lic. On the VENDOR line, add the port, like this: VENDOR palisade PORT=12345 Save and close the file. Open LMTools.
On the Config Services tab, click once on your Palisade service (whatever name you have given it). On the Start/Stop/Reread tab, click Stop Server and then Start Server.
Close LMTools. There is no need to update the clients when you specify or change the Palisade port on the server. On the server—Firewall settings.
The LMGRD port on the clients is used to communicate with the Lmgrd.exe program on the server. If you specify an LMGRD port on the server, the clients must be set to use the same port.
If you don't specify an LMGRD port, the clients must not have an LMGRD port specified. At install time, the client installer reads the Client.ini file to obtain the server name and LMGRD port number. The installer writes that information to the System Registry key HKEYLOCALMACHINE Software FLEXlm License Manager PALISADELICENSEFILE or HKEYLOCALMACHINE Software WOW6432Node FLEXlm License Manager PALISADELICENSEFILE. When the end user runs the application, it looks in that System Registry key, not the.ini file, to obtain server information.
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To redirect existing clients for a changed LMGRD port on the server, see. On the client—Palisade port. The FLEXnet licensing service is usually able to operate through the client's firewall. If your firewall is blocking communications, you can specify the LMGRD port and Palisade vendor daemon port on the server by following the instructions above. Then follow the directions in to set the LMGRD port on the client. Finally, in the client's firewall, unblock the LMGRD port as both local and remote port, and unblock the Palisade vendor daemon port as remote port. Since you can't specify the local client port used by the Palisade vendor daemon, you can't unblock it in the client's firewall, but you can add PalFlexServer5.exe as an exception in the client's firewall.
See also: last edited: 2014-04-07 4.3. Port Number Change for 5.x Concurrent Network This article has been withdrawn, because it duplicates this one:. Last edited: 2014-04-07 4.4. Palisade Using TCP-Port. (5.x) Applies to: Palisade software releases 5.x (If you have a 6.x network, or you're using Server Manager with a 5.x network, please see 'Port Numbers' in the. The copy at that Web link was updated in May 2013 and contains complete information.) Question: The debug log shows two port numbers, an 'lmgrd tcp-port' and a 'palisade using TCP-port'.
How do I control these? Response: The 'lmgrd port' can be specified in Server Manager or on the SERVER line of your license file. Client and server use the same port number for communication between the license software on the client and the LMGRD program on the server.
For more on this port, please see. The 'Palisade port' or 'vendor daemon port' is typically left unspecified. The Palisade.exe program (the 'vendor daemon') chooses a server port number for communications with the client licensing software, and the client licensing software (PalFlexServer5.exe) chooses a client server port for communicating with the Palisade.exe program on the server. In the great majority of cases, this works well. In a very few unusual setups, it may be a problem for an Internet firewall. In that case, you can select a port that's not otherwise used on the server and then add that port as an exception to the server's firewall. Specifying Palisade port (vendor daemon port).
If you have an activatable license and you want a faster method, or if you don't have a current maintenance contract, please see 'Faster Method of Transfer', below. Use your original installer to install the software on the new server.
(See Server Step 1 in the Readme file.) B. Contact with your serial number and request a transitional license. Please do this when you're actually ready to start transitioning the clients, so that the license doesn't run out before you've finished the transition.
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Edit that temporary Activation ID into the TransferLicenses.bat and Request.bat files, and perform Server Steps 2–5 in the Readme file. This will activate the transitional license on the new server. Redirect the client (workstation) computers to look to the new server for licensing. You could reinstall all the clients from the Client Installer folder in the new server, but it is much easier simply to edit the System Registry. Please see details in.
You do not need a new permanent license. Deactivate the licenses on your old server, according to the procedure in. Edit the old permanent Activation ID into TransferLicenses.bat and Request.bat on the new server, and perform Server Steps 2 and 3 to activate the permanent license on the new server. In LMTools, on the Start/Stop/Reread tab, click Re-read license. Activatable ( 'Trusted Storage') Licenses — Faster Method of Transfer. The fewer end users you have, the faster you'll be able to redirect them to the new server, and the more attractive this alternative becomes.
Deactivate the licenses on your old server, according to the procedure in. You do not need a new permanent license. Use your original installer, and the Activation ID you just deactivated on the old server, to install and activate the software on the new server. (See Server Steps 1–5 in the Readme file.) C.
Redirect the client (workstation) computers to look to the new server for licensing. You could reinstall all the clients from the Client Installer folder in the new server, but it is much easier simply to edit the System Registry.
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Please see details in. Certificate Licenses — Transfer Procedure. Follow Server Steps 1–4 in your Readme file. This will install the license process with a 30-day transitional or test license. Redirect the client (workstation) computers to look to the new server for licensing.
You could reinstall all the clients from the Client Installer folder in the new server, but it is much easier simply to edit the System Registry. Please see details in. After you verify that everything is working, contact for a production license certificate on the new server. With certificate licenses, there is no special procedure for decommissioning the old server.
You will want to stop the license process (Start/Stop/Reread tab in LMTools), but if you're planning to wipe the old server then even that's not necessary. Last edited: 2016-02-25 4.11. Moving 5.x Enterprise Network to a New Server Applies to: Palisade release 5.x Enterprise Network licenses (If you have a 6.x Enterprise Network, see 'How do I move an Enterprise Network to another server?' In the.) Question: I have an Enterprise Network installed for Palisade software release 5.x. How can I change servers? Procedure: A. Use your original installer to install the software on the new server.
Follow Server Step 1 in the Readme file, up to but not including 'Transfer Licenses from Palisade Server'. Return licenses from the workstations to the old server. To so this, on each workstation run NLicense. Select the license in the 'client licenses in use' box, and click Return License. Return licenses from your old server to our server, according to the procedure in.
Download licenses from our server to the new server. (See Server Steps 2 through 5 in the Readme file that comes with the server install.) E. Activate the workstations from the new server. (See 'License Activation' in the Readme file that comes with the server install.) last edited: 2013-05-09 5. Clients (5.x).
Readme Files for 4.x or 1.x Network Applies to: @RISK for Project Concurrent Network, releases 4.x @RISK for Excel Concurrent Network, releases 4.x Evolver Concurrent Network, releases 4.x NeuralTools Concurrent network, releases 1.x PrecisionTree Concurrent Network, releases 1.x StatTools Concurrent Network, releases 1.x (If you have release 6.x, please see. If you have release 5.x, please see.) Questions: I need to reinstall my 1.x/4.x Palisade network.
Or, I need to install a 1.x/4.x network client. Where can I find instructions? Response: Network license administration has been greatly simplified and made more flexible beginning with release 6.0, and we encourage you to if you are eligible. For those who are not eligible, or not ready to upgrade, the 1.x/4.x server and client instructions are available in the documents attached to this note. You will need to know which type of license you have, to select the appropriate document:.
4xPalisadeWithFLEX.zip for those with FLEXlm-based licenses. This type has dedicated server software and a license certificate file.
4xPalisadeConcurrentReadme.rtf for those with Palisade Concurrent licenses. This type installs on clients with a serial number and key code. There is no central server. Instead, a network share is used to keep track of licenses. Last edited: 2013-07-30 6.2. Specifying One or More 1.x/4.x License Servers Applies to: All Palisade Concurrent Network 1.x and 4.x software licensed with the FLEXnet licensing system Question 1: How do I tell the client machine where to find the Palisade FLEXnet license server?
Answer: You can enter the license file location on each client machine in any of three ways:. The first time the software runs on a given client machine, the software will prompt for a license server location unless you have already set it up with method (2) or (3). Enter the server name preceded by an at sign, such as @J34BETA. Don't use quotes. To prevent the prompt, you can pre-load the same information in the registry key HKEYLOCALMACHINE SOFTWARE FLEXlm License Manager or HKEYLOCALMACHINE SOFTWARE WOW6432Node FLEXlm License Manager Create a string value with the name PALISADELICENSEFILE and specify the server location in the form @J34BETA. If you prefer not to edit the Registry but still want to avoid the prompt at run time, create a system-level or user-level environment variable called PALISADELICENSEFILE and give it a value equal to the server location, again in the form @J34BETA. Question 2: I have licenses on more than one server.
I would like a particular user to get a license from SERVER1, but it it's not available then I want her to get a license from SERVER2. Can this be done? Use any of the methods above, and specify @SERVER1;@SERVER2 as the license file location. This provides what one user has called an 'automatic failover'. Caution: This does not apply to redundant three-server setups.
Consult your Licensing End User Guide for setting up redundant servers. Caution: This 'automatic failover' is recommended for floating licenses only. If you have a named-user or named-computer license, you would have to name the user or computer on both servers. But the PALISADE.OPT file can't contain more entries than the number of licenses for that particular machine, so in effect you're giving up one license all the time to provide capacity for the contingency. This is not a problem for floating licenses, which are only reserved when a user actually begins using the software. Last edited: 2012-10-01 6.3.
Specifying Named Users in 1.x/4.x Concurrent Network Applies to: All Palisade products 1.x and 4.x licensed with FLEXlm or FLEXnet (Named users are not supported in 5.x/6.x networks or in non-FLEX 1.x/4.x networks.) Question 1: How do I specify named users for my Palisade software with FLEXnet? Answer: To set up the named users, create a plain text file called PALISADE.OPT on the server, in the same folder as the.LIC file. This.OPT file is plain text, and can be created with any plain-text editor such as Notepad. (If you use a word processor like Microsoft Word, make sure to Save As text.) The simplest PALISADE.OPT file contains a series of INCLUDEALL commands such as INCLUDEALL USER JHUBER INCLUDEALL USER AMENDEZ (for user names JHUBER and AMENDEZ). The INCLUDEALL commands let the named users run all Palisade software mentioned in the license file on that server.
If you have licenses for multiple products, and you want some users to be able to use some products but not others, enter INCLUDE commands for those users rather than INCLUDEALL commands. Etv bangla serial sadhak bamakhyapa songs download. (You can mix INCLUDE and INCLUDEALL commands for different users.) For details of the INCLUDE command, please see Chapter 5 of the LicensingEndUserGuide PDF that came with the FLEX installer. Caution: Don't list more users for any license than the licensed number of users. If you do, FLEXnet will appear to accept the file but in fact no one will be able to use the license.
If you're not sure how many users are allowed, open the license file, and on the INCREMENT line(s) look for the word USERBASED. The number immediately before that word is the number of licensed named users. Question 2: Can I replace named users? Answer: Yes, you can. Edit a copy of the PALISADE.OPT file, checking carefully to make sure that you have spelled the new user's name correctly and that you don't list more users than permitted by the license. Then replace the old PALISADE.OPT file with the edited copy, run LMTOOLS, and do a reread.
For security reasons, the new list of users will not be effective immediately. Plan ahead and update your list of users a day in advance to allow time for the change to take effect.
Last edited: 2012-06-11 7. There's no need to uninstall Server Manager 6. Install Server Manager 7 from the link in the email you received, and it will overwrite the older Server Manager program.
If your 6.x license still has some time remaining, this install will not disturb that license, and 6.x clients will still be able to run. After installing the new Server Manager, activate the 7.x license, as explained in. The Activation ID and number of users are in the email you received. See also: The explains everything you'll want to know about Palisade network administration. On the clients. You must upgrade the server software before upgrading the client software.
Palisade Server Manager 7.5.2 works with any 5.x–7.x release of client software, but older versions of our server software won't work with the 7.5.2 client software. Don't uninstall the older version of Server Manager. Run it and click Stop Service.
After the display shows the service stopped, close Server Manager. Right-click the new installer and select Run As Administrator. Run Server Manager and click Start Service. After the display shows the service running, you can close Sever Manager.
You don't need a new Activation ID or license certificate. You don't need to create a new PalisadeNetworkClient.ini file. Upgrading the Clients. You don't have to upgrade all the clients at the same time. As long as you have current maintenance, any 7.x client software will work with any Server Manager 7.5.2 and any 7.x license. The client installer that you will receive works for first-time installs and upgrades of existing clients.
When upgrading existing clients, do not uninstall the old client software. Place the EXE installer and the PalisadeNetworkClient.ini file in the same folder, right-click the installer, and select Run As Administrator. The PalisadeNetworkClient.ini file must be present even when you're upgrading an existing client.
Optional alternative: An MSI installer is available for use with configuration management systems and unattended installs. Include your serial number; we use that to look up your product and send you the correct installer. Two cautions:. If this computer doesn't already have version 7.x client software, you must install the prerequisites before running our MSI installer. With the MSI installer, for a new install or an upgrade to an existing copy, you must use specific command-line arguments.
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Start a Support Ticket or write to [email protected]. Professors and IT Administrators - Faculty and staff running Palisade course licenses are eligible for telephone and e-mail support. Call +1 607 277 8000, start a Support Ticket, or write to.
Full Academic Versions - Faculty and staff using full academic versions of Palisade software with current maintenance are eligible for support. Call +1 607 277 8000, start a Support Ticket, or write to. Cengage Textbook Users - Those using Palisade software bundled with a textbook published by Cengage should.
. ^ @RISK manual version 7.0, Palisade Corporation. Booz Allen Hamilton, Argo. ^ Crystal Ball manual: Oracle® Crystal Ball, Fusion addition Release 11.1.1.3 Statistical Guide. DiscoverSim Workbook: SigmaXL® DiscoverSim. Ersatz website:. Lumenaut online resources:.
MC FLO online resources:. ^ ModelRisk online help file:. Retrieved 2018-01-16. Help file downloadable with software at.
The Risk Kit Suite is available as portable (no admin-rights required) or installer version. It consists of Risk Kit for Monte-Carlo simulations, Risk Kit R for advanced statistical analyses, and Risk Kit Data for an online data feed of financial data and social statistics from the European Central Bank ECB, the World Bank, the Federal Reserve Economic Data FRED, Eurostat and Yahoo!Finance. Risk Kit Suite on corporate website:. ^ Risk Solver online user guide:. ^ RiskAmp online user guide:. SAFE TOOLBOXES website:. Help file downloadable with software at.
^. Vortarus Technologies LLC. Retrieved 2018-01-28. Excel has tools for calculating correlation statistics for a data set. This refers to the software's ability to fit correlation structures to a data set and, where more than one correlation structure is available, to compare the levels of fit. Some add-ins provide VBA versions of their UDFs, which allow the user to build their own stochastic UDFs in VBA. Some add-ins also provide VBA functions that control a simulation.
This allows the user to create VBA macros that will automatically run simulations and generate results. Some add-ins allow calls to C routines.
These allow the user to create a stand-alone that represents a part of the model which needs to be as fast as possible by making use of the faster performance of the original code (usually C). Integrable as.NET-assembly. Provides the facility to calculate probability mass (or density), cumulative probability, moments, etc. Of a distribution directly in the spreadsheet. Standard error messages like #VALUE!
When an input parameter is invalid is replaced by a message describing the reason of the error. Tools to evaluate the distribution of the minimum or maximum sample from a set of. Graphical interfaces to facilitate determining distribution of uncertainty of some model parameter based on expert opinion.
Some add-ins do not have a custom results viewer and export the data directly into the spreadsheet for analysis using the spreadsheet's native charting and statistical tools. The number of draws is then restricted by the ability of the spreadsheet to handle the size of the generated data. The ability to replace a random variable with a fixed value. Some add-ins allow the user to automatically run a model multiple times replacing decision variables with different values for each simulation run. Some add-ins allow the user to run a VBA macro before a simulation (e.g. To import data from an external source), after a simulation (e.g. To export the results to a database) or before or after a random draw of the model (e.g.
To perform an optimization). Stopping a simulation run when an output variable generates an error is a useful feature for debugging a model. After a simulation run the user is able to insert a specific generated result back into the spreadsheet. This is useful, for example, if one wants to investigate the generated scenario that created the greatest profit or loss. The ability to specify a required level of precision for output results, usually the accuracy with which the mean or a percentile of the output has been determined. Precision control will stop a simulation run when the required accuracy is achieved.
Some add-ins will create a compiled version of the spreadsheet model before simulation. This has the benefit of a far faster simulation speed, but will not work with many types of models e.g. Models that include VBA calls or functions like OFFSET and VLOOKUP. Only Monte Carlo sampling is compatible with copula correlation structures. Using Latin Hypercube or Sobol sampling removes the possibility of using other correlation structures like. ^ Multiplicative Congruential Generator.
L'Ecuyer et al. An object-oriented random-number package with many long streams and substreams. Operations Research 50(6)1073-1075. Exporting file formats to share graphical and statistical results. Ability to change colour schemes, fonts, add markers and legends, etc. See, for example:.
The ability to select a subset of the simulation results (e.g. Scenarios that result in a loss) thereby allowing the user to investigate scenarios of greatest interest.
In Excel the Insert Function dialog box includes a 'Help on this function'-hyperlink. Some add-ins use this feature to provide a direct link to the applicable help file topic.
Some add-ins with visual interfaces and dialog boxes include a help icon that directly links to the applicable help file topic for that interface. ZH = Chinese, EN = English, FR = French, DE = German, JA = Japanese, PT = Portuguese, ES= Spanish Further reading. Albright, S. (2011), Data Analysis and Decision Making, 4th Edition, USA: Cengage Learning,. Charnes, J.
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