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Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Firewalls Active
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
the Windows Firewall application, this is designed to restrict external access t
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
license from the local machine is permitted.
(A similar approach would be required for other network security
Background
Details of the operation of the FlexLM License Manager can be obtained from the FlexLM End Users Guide,
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
the vendor site,
“listens” to a specific network port for a licence request packet and responds with a license token from the
vendor daemon, wh
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
uses a spare port assigned by the Operating Syst
machine request needs to be allowed through the Windows Firewall to use networking to get a license token
granted. The Windows Firewall could be disabled but, in most cases, this might not be desira
approach is to permit communications on specific ports for the license manager, this will need the vendor
daemon restricted to a specific port.
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port after License
Manager Installatio
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
specific port the License File, license.dat, being used by the License Manager needs to be changed.
Stopping the Running License Manager
Start the
Start>Programs>Cadence>License Manager>LmTools
(Note: If you are running Windows Vista,
Click>Run as Administrator to start LmTools, otherw
Cadence® License Management
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Active Firewalls
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Firewalls Active
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
the Windows Firewall application, this is designed to restrict external access t
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
license from the local machine is permitted.
(A similar approach would be required for other network security
Background
Details of the operation of the FlexLM License Manager can be obtained from the FlexLM End Users Guide,
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
the vendor site,
“listens” to a specific network port for a licence request packet and responds with a license token from the
vendor daemon, wh
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
uses a spare port assigned by the Operating Syst
machine request needs to be allowed through the Windows Firewall to use networking to get a license token
granted. The Windows Firewall could be disabled but, in most cases, this might not be desira
approach is to permit communications on specific ports for the license manager, this will need the vendor
daemon restricted to a specific port.
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port after License
Manager Installatio
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
specific port the License File, license.dat, being used by the License Manager needs to be changed.
Stopping the Running License Manager
Start the License Manager Tools, LmTools application from:
Start>Programs>Cadence>License Manager>LmTools
(Note: If you are running Windows Vista,
Click>Run as Administrator to start LmTools, otherw
icense Management
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Active Firewalls
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Firewalls Active
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
the Windows Firewall application, this is designed to restrict external access t
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
license from the local machine is permitted.
(A similar approach would be required for other network security
Background
Details of the operation of the FlexLM License Manager can be obtained from the FlexLM End Users Guide,
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
the vendor site, http://www.flexera.com
“listens” to a specific network port for a licence request packet and responds with a license token from the
vendor daemon, which is using a different network port. In the default configuration, the license manager is on a
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
uses a spare port assigned by the Operating Syst
machine request needs to be allowed through the Windows Firewall to use networking to get a license token
granted. The Windows Firewall could be disabled but, in most cases, this might not be desira
approach is to permit communications on specific ports for the license manager, this will need the vendor
daemon restricted to a specific port.
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port after License
Manager Installation
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
specific port the License File, license.dat, being used by the License Manager needs to be changed.
Stopping the Running License Manager
License Manager Tools, LmTools application from:
Start>Programs>Cadence>License Manager>LmTools
(Note: If you are running Windows Vista,
Click>Run as Administrator to start LmTools, otherw
icense Management
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Active Firewalls
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Firewalls Active
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
the Windows Firewall application, this is designed to restrict external access t
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
license from the local machine is permitted.
(A similar approach would be required for other network security
Details of the operation of the FlexLM License Manager can be obtained from the FlexLM End Users Guide,
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
http://www.flexera.com
“listens” to a specific network port for a licence request packet and responds with a license token from the
ich is using a different network port. In the default configuration, the license manager is on a
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
uses a spare port assigned by the Operating Syst
machine request needs to be allowed through the Windows Firewall to use networking to get a license token
granted. The Windows Firewall could be disabled but, in most cases, this might not be desira
approach is to permit communications on specific ports for the license manager, this will need the vendor
daemon restricted to a specific port.
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port after License
n
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
specific port the License File, license.dat, being used by the License Manager needs to be changed.
Stopping the Running License Manager
License Manager Tools, LmTools application from:
Start>Programs>Cadence>License Manager>LmTools
(Note: If you are running Windows Vista,
Click>Run as Administrator to start LmTools, otherw
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Active Firewalls
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Firewalls Active
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
the Windows Firewall application, this is designed to restrict external access t
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
license from the local machine is permitted.
(A similar approach would be required for other network security
Details of the operation of the FlexLM License Manager can be obtained from the FlexLM End Users Guide,
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
http://www.flexera.com But, in essence, the machine running the license manager application
“listens” to a specific network port for a licence request packet and responds with a license token from the
ich is using a different network port. In the default configuration, the license manager is on a
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
uses a spare port assigned by the Operating System. This work fine for the local machine but, to a remote
machine request needs to be allowed through the Windows Firewall to use networking to get a license token
granted. The Windows Firewall could be disabled but, in most cases, this might not be desira
approach is to permit communications on specific ports for the license manager, this will need the vendor
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port after License
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
specific port the License File, license.dat, being used by the License Manager needs to be changed.
Stopping the Running License Manager
License Manager Tools, LmTools application from:
Start>Programs>Cadence>License Manager>LmTools
(Note: If you are running Windows Vista, Windows 7
Click>Run as Administrator to start LmTools, otherw
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Active Firewalls
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Firewalls Active
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
the Windows Firewall application, this is designed to restrict external access t
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
(A similar approach would be required for other network security
Details of the operation of the FlexLM License Manager can be obtained from the FlexLM End Users Guide,
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
But, in essence, the machine running the license manager application
“listens” to a specific network port for a licence request packet and responds with a license token from the
ich is using a different network port. In the default configuration, the license manager is on a
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
em. This work fine for the local machine but, to a remote
machine request needs to be allowed through the Windows Firewall to use networking to get a license token
granted. The Windows Firewall could be disabled but, in most cases, this might not be desira
approach is to permit communications on specific ports for the license manager, this will need the vendor
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port after License
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
specific port the License File, license.dat, being used by the License Manager needs to be changed.
Stopping the Running License Manager
License Manager Tools, LmTools application from:
Start>Programs>Cadence>License Manager>LmTools
Windows 7 or later, and User Account Control is enabled, use right
Click>Run as Administrator to start LmTools, otherwise you will have insufficient rights to manage the service)
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Active Firewalls
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Firewalls Active
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
the Windows Firewall application, this is designed to restrict external access t
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
(A similar approach would be required for other network security applications)
Details of the operation of the FlexLM License Manager can be obtained from the FlexLM End Users Guide,
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
But, in essence, the machine running the license manager application
“listens” to a specific network port for a licence request packet and responds with a license token from the
ich is using a different network port. In the default configuration, the license manager is on a
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
em. This work fine for the local machine but, to a remote
machine request needs to be allowed through the Windows Firewall to use networking to get a license token
granted. The Windows Firewall could be disabled but, in most cases, this might not be desira
approach is to permit communications on specific ports for the license manager, this will need the vendor
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port after License
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
specific port the License File, license.dat, being used by the License Manager needs to be changed.
or later, and User Account Control is enabled, use right
ise you will have insufficient rights to manage the service)
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Active Firewalls
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Firewalls Active
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
the Windows Firewall application, this is designed to restrict external access to the machine over the network
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
applications)
Details of the operation of the FlexLM License Manager can be obtained from the FlexLM End Users Guide,
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
But, in essence, the machine running the license manager application
“listens” to a specific network port for a licence request packet and responds with a license token from the
ich is using a different network port. In the default configuration, the license manager is on a
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
em. This work fine for the local machine but, to a remote
machine request needs to be allowed through the Windows Firewall to use networking to get a license token
granted. The Windows Firewall could be disabled but, in most cases, this might not be desira
approach is to permit communications on specific ports for the license manager, this will need the vendor
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port after License
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
specific port the License File, license.dat, being used by the License Manager needs to be changed.
or later, and User Account Control is enabled, use right
ise you will have insufficient rights to manage the service)
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Active Firewalls
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Firewalls Active
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
o the machine over the network
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
Details of the operation of the FlexLM License Manager can be obtained from the FlexLM End Users Guide,
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
But, in essence, the machine running the license manager application
“listens” to a specific network port for a licence request packet and responds with a license token from the
ich is using a different network port. In the default configuration, the license manager is on a
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
em. This work fine for the local machine but, to a remote
machine request needs to be allowed through the Windows Firewall to use networking to get a license token
granted. The Windows Firewall could be disabled but, in most cases, this might not be desirable, another
approach is to permit communications on specific ports for the license manager, this will need the vendor
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port after License
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
specific port the License File, license.dat, being used by the License Manager needs to be changed.
or later, and User Account Control is enabled, use right
ise you will have insufficient rights to manage the service)
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Active Firewalls
Sharing Cadence Licenses from Windows Machines with Firewalls Active
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
o the machine over the network
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
Details of the operation of the FlexLM License Manager can be obtained from the FlexLM End Users Guide,
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
But, in essence, the machine running the license manager application
“listens” to a specific network port for a licence request packet and responds with a license token from the
ich is using a different network port. In the default configuration, the license manager is on a
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
em. This work fine for the local machine but, to a remote
machine request needs to be allowed through the Windows Firewall to use networking to get a license token
ble, another
approach is to permit communications on specific ports for the license manager, this will need the vendor
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port after License
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
or later, and User Account Control is enabled, use right-
ise you will have insufficient rights to manage the service)
Since the release of Windows XP Service Pack 2, Windows Desktop Class Operating Systems have incorporated
and, with default settings, prevents the machine from sharing licenses from a local license manager, accessing the
FlexNetEndUserGuide.pdf, which is part of the default license manager installation, or can be downloaded from
But, in essence, the machine running the license manager application
ich is using a different network port. In the default configuration, the license manager is on a
port fixed during installation, usually 5280 in the case of the Cadence License Manager, and the vendor daemon
The Vendor Daemon normally uses a port assigned by the Operating System, to restrict the Vendor Daemon to a
Cadence® OrCAD® / Allegro® PCB E
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Click on the “Config Services” tab and select the Cadence License Manager service in
this is Cadence License Manager but it is possible that another name may have
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
will need to be edited. (This will usually be C:
C:\
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
license manager service has
Cadence® OrCAD® / Allegro® PCB E
Nordcad Systems A/S
Click on the “Config Services” tab and select the Cadence License Manager service in
this is Cadence License Manager but it is possible that another name may have
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
will need to be edited. (This will usually be C:
\OrCAD\LicenseManager
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
license manager service has
Cadence® OrCAD® / Allegro® PCB E
Nordcad Systems A/S
Click on the “Config Services” tab and select the Cadence License Manager service in
this is Cadence License Manager but it is possible that another name may have
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
will need to be edited. (This will usually be C:
LicenseManager
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
license manager service has
Cadence® OrCAD® / Allegro® PCB Editor
Click on the “Config Services” tab and select the Cadence License Manager service in
this is Cadence License Manager but it is possible that another name may have
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
will need to be edited. (This will usually be C:
LicenseManager\license.dat
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
license manager service has been stopped)
ditor
Click on the “Config Services” tab and select the Cadence License Manager service in
this is Cadence License Manager but it is possible that another name may have
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
will need to be edited. (This will usually be C:\Cadence
license.dat)
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
been stopped)
Click on the “Config Services” tab and select the Cadence License Manager service in
this is Cadence License Manager but it is possible that another name may have
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
Cadence\LicenseManager
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
Click on the “Config Services” tab and select the Cadence License Manager service in
this is Cadence License Manager but it is possible that another name may have
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
LicenseManager\license.dat or
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
Click on the “Config Services” tab and select the Cadence License Manager service in the list, the default name for
this is Cadence License Manager but it is possible that another name may have been selected.
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
license.dat or
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
Side
the list, the default name for
been selected.
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
Side 2 af 10
the list, the default name for
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
the list, the default name for
Note the location of the License File from the “Path to the license file” edit box, this is the name of the file that
Click on the Start / Stop / Reread tab, near the middle of the tab list and use the Stop Server button to stop the
License Manager. Leave the LmTools window open. (Note the status line of “Stopping Server” will remain but the
Cadence® OrCAD® / Allegro® PCB E
Nordcad Systems A/S
Editing the License File
Start a Text Editor, like Notepad
license file noted from the Config Services tab. The License file will resemble:
SERVER <YourMacDAEMON cdslmd <LicenseMangerPath>USE_SERVERFEATURE <FeatureName> ...
Move the cursor to the end of the DAEMON line and add the following text:
required, so that the license
SERVER <YourMachineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280DAEMON cdslmd <LicenseMangerPath>USE_SERVERFEATURE <FeatureName> ...
(It is not a requirement to use port 5281 but this value will work provided that is has not b
to another service)
Save the modified license.dat file, close the Text Editor and check that the file extension is still “.dat”, this will
usually be the case with Notepad.
Starting the License Manager with the updated License File
Return to the LmTools window and use the Start Server button to start the server.
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
to be updated and return to the “Config Services” tab
Cadence® OrCAD® / Allegro® PCB E
Nordcad Systems A/S
Editing the License File
Start a Text Editor, like Notepad
license file noted from the Config Services tab. The License file will resemble:
SERVER <YourMacDAEMON cdslmd <LicenseMangerPath>USE_SERVER FEATURE <FeatureName> ...
Move the cursor to the end of the DAEMON line and add the following text:
required, so that the license
SERVER <YourMachineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280DAEMON cdslmd <LicenseMangerPath>USE_SERVER FEATURE <FeatureName> ...
(It is not a requirement to use port 5281 but this value will work provided that is has not b
to another service)
Save the modified license.dat file, close the Text Editor and check that the file extension is still “.dat”, this will
usually be the case with Notepad.
Starting the License Manager with the updated License File
Return to the LmTools window and use the Start Server button to start the server.
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
to be updated and return to the “Config Services” tab
Cadence® OrCAD® / Allegro® PCB E
Nordcad Systems A/S
Editing the License File
Start a Text Editor, like Notepad
license file noted from the Config Services tab. The License file will resemble:
SERVER <YourMachineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280DAEMON cdslmd <LicenseMangerPath>
FEATURE <FeatureName> ...
Move the cursor to the end of the DAEMON line and add the following text:
required, so that the license
SERVER <YourMachineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280DAEMON cdslmd <LicenseMangerPath>
FEATURE <FeatureName> ...
(It is not a requirement to use port 5281 but this value will work provided that is has not b
to another service)
Save the modified license.dat file, close the Text Editor and check that the file extension is still “.dat”, this will
usually be the case with Notepad.
Starting the License Manager with the updated License File
Return to the LmTools window and use the Start Server button to start the server.
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
to be updated and return to the “Config Services” tab
Cadence® OrCAD® / Allegro® PCB Editor
Editing the License File
Start a Text Editor, like Notepad, Notepad++ or similar
license file noted from the Config Services tab. The License file will resemble:
hineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280DAEMON cdslmd <LicenseMangerPath>
FEATURE <FeatureName> ...
Move the cursor to the end of the DAEMON line and add the following text:
required, so that the license file then resembles:
SERVER <YourMachineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280DAEMON cdslmd <LicenseMangerPath>
FEATURE <FeatureName> ...
(It is not a requirement to use port 5281 but this value will work provided that is has not b
Save the modified license.dat file, close the Text Editor and check that the file extension is still “.dat”, this will
usually be the case with Notepad.
Starting the License Manager with the updated License File
Return to the LmTools window and use the Start Server button to start the server.
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
to be updated and return to the “Config Services” tab
ditor
, Notepad++ or similar
license file noted from the Config Services tab. The License file will resemble:
hineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280DAEMON cdslmd <LicenseMangerPath>\cdslmd.exe
Move the cursor to the end of the DAEMON line and add the following text:
file then resembles:
SERVER <YourMachineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280DAEMON cdslmd <LicenseMangerPath>\cdslmd.exe
(It is not a requirement to use port 5281 but this value will work provided that is has not b
Save the modified license.dat file, close the Text Editor and check that the file extension is still “.dat”, this will
Starting the License Manager with the updated License File
Return to the LmTools window and use the Start Server button to start the server.
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
to be updated and return to the “Config Services” tab
, Notepad++ or similar, that will leave the file contents as plain text, and open the
license file noted from the Config Services tab. The License file will resemble:
hineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280cdslmd.exe
Move the cursor to the end of the DAEMON line and add the following text:
SERVER <YourMachineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280cdslmd.exe PORT=5281
(It is not a requirement to use port 5281 but this value will work provided that is has not b
Save the modified license.dat file, close the Text Editor and check that the file extension is still “.dat”, this will
Starting the License Manager with the updated License File
Return to the LmTools window and use the Start Server button to start the server.
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
to be updated and return to the “Config Services” tab. Use the “View Log” button at the middle right to open the
, that will leave the file contents as plain text, and open the
license file noted from the Config Services tab. The License file will resemble:
hineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280
Move the cursor to the end of the DAEMON line and add the following text:
SERVER <YourMachineName> <LockingMechanism> 5280 PORT=5281
(It is not a requirement to use port 5281 but this value will work provided that is has not b
Save the modified license.dat file, close the Text Editor and check that the file extension is still “.dat”, this will
Starting the License Manager with the updated License File
Return to the LmTools window and use the Start Server button to start the server.
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
. Use the “View Log” button at the middle right to open the
, that will leave the file contents as plain text, and open the
license file noted from the Config Services tab. The License file will resemble:
Move the cursor to the end of the DAEMON line and add the following text: “PORT=5281”, double quotes are not
(It is not a requirement to use port 5281 but this value will work provided that is has not b
Save the modified license.dat file, close the Text Editor and check that the file extension is still “.dat”, this will
Starting the License Manager with the updated License File
Return to the LmTools window and use the Start Server button to start the server.
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
. Use the “View Log” button at the middle right to open the
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, that will leave the file contents as plain text, and open the
=5281”, double quotes are not
(It is not a requirement to use port 5281 but this value will work provided that is has not been previously assigned
Save the modified license.dat file, close the Text Editor and check that the file extension is still “.dat”, this will
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
. Use the “View Log” button at the middle right to open the
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, that will leave the file contents as plain text, and open the
=5281”, double quotes are not
een previously assigned
Save the modified license.dat file, close the Text Editor and check that the file extension is still “.dat”, this will
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
. Use the “View Log” button at the middle right to open the
, that will leave the file contents as plain text, and open the
=5281”, double quotes are not
een previously assigned
With the Firewall running it will take about 30 to 60 seconds for the log file to be updated, so wait for the log file
. Use the “View Log” button at the middle right to open the
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log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
is an entry that contains:
... cdslmd using TCP
This will confirm t
the daemon line in the license file, that value should be reflected in the TCP
Close the Log File view with the “Close Log” button back on the “Config
Application.
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port during License
Manager Installation or when updating the license using the License Server
Configuration Utility
In both cases, after selectin
Configuration” window will open. This will contain the Host Name, determined from the current machine, the
Port Number, determined from the last value on the SERVER line in th
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
the Vendor Daemon Port Number as shown below:
In this case, 5280 is the License Manager po
Continue through and complete the License Manager configuration
Windows
Firewall
Start the Windows Firewall configuration through:
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log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
is an entry that contains:
... cdslmd using TCP
This will confirm t
the daemon line in the license file, that value should be reflected in the TCP
Close the Log File view with the “Close Log” button back on the “Config
Application.
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port during License
Manager Installation or when updating the license using the License Server
Configuration Utility
In both cases, after selectin
Configuration” window will open. This will contain the Host Name, determined from the current machine, the
Port Number, determined from the last value on the SERVER line in th
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
the Vendor Daemon Port Number as shown below:
In this case, 5280 is the License Manager po
Continue through and complete the License Manager configuration
Windows 7: Permitting the License Manager specific ports through the Windows
Firewall
Start the Windows Firewall configuration through:
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log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
is an entry that contains:
... cdslmd using TCP-port 5281
This will confirm that the license manager changes were effective. (Note: If a port other than 5281 was used on
the daemon line in the license file, that value should be reflected in the TCP
Close the Log File view with the “Close Log” button back on the “Config
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port during License
Manager Installation or when updating the license using the License Server
Configuration Utility
In both cases, after selectin
Configuration” window will open. This will contain the Host Name, determined from the current machine, the
Port Number, determined from the last value on the SERVER line in th
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
the Vendor Daemon Port Number as shown below:
In this case, 5280 is the License Manager po
Continue through and complete the License Manager configuration
7: Permitting the License Manager specific ports through the Windows
Start the Windows Firewall configuration through:
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log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
port 5281
hat the license manager changes were effective. (Note: If a port other than 5281 was used on
the daemon line in the license file, that value should be reflected in the TCP
Close the Log File view with the “Close Log” button back on the “Config
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port during License
Manager Installation or when updating the license using the License Server
Configuration Utility
In both cases, after selecting the license file that you have been provided with, the “Cadence License Server
Configuration” window will open. This will contain the Host Name, determined from the current machine, the
Port Number, determined from the last value on the SERVER line in th
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
the Vendor Daemon Port Number as shown below:
In this case, 5280 is the License Manager po
Continue through and complete the License Manager configuration
7: Permitting the License Manager specific ports through the Windows
Start the Windows Firewall configuration through:
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log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
hat the license manager changes were effective. (Note: If a port other than 5281 was used on
the daemon line in the license file, that value should be reflected in the TCP
Close the Log File view with the “Close Log” button back on the “Config
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port during License
Manager Installation or when updating the license using the License Server
g the license file that you have been provided with, the “Cadence License Server
Configuration” window will open. This will contain the Host Name, determined from the current machine, the
Port Number, determined from the last value on the SERVER line in th
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
the Vendor Daemon Port Number as shown below:
In this case, 5280 is the License Manager port and 5281 is the Vendor Daemon port.
Continue through and complete the License Manager configuration
7: Permitting the License Manager specific ports through the Windows
Start the Windows Firewall configuration through:
log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
hat the license manager changes were effective. (Note: If a port other than 5281 was used on
the daemon line in the license file, that value should be reflected in the TCP
Close the Log File view with the “Close Log” button back on the “Config
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port during License
Manager Installation or when updating the license using the License Server
g the license file that you have been provided with, the “Cadence License Server
Configuration” window will open. This will contain the Host Name, determined from the current machine, the
Port Number, determined from the last value on the SERVER line in th
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
the Vendor Daemon Port Number as shown below:
rt and 5281 is the Vendor Daemon port.
Continue through and complete the License Manager configuration
7: Permitting the License Manager specific ports through the Windows
log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
hat the license manager changes were effective. (Note: If a port other than 5281 was used on
the daemon line in the license file, that value should be reflected in the TCP
Close the Log File view with the “Close Log” button back on the “Config Services” tab and close the LmTools
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port during License
Manager Installation or when updating the license using the License Server
g the license file that you have been provided with, the “Cadence License Server
Configuration” window will open. This will contain the Host Name, determined from the current machine, the
Port Number, determined from the last value on the SERVER line in the license file, the HostID, determined from
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
rt and 5281 is the Vendor Daemon port.
Continue through and complete the License Manager configuration
7: Permitting the License Manager specific ports through the Windows
log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
hat the license manager changes were effective. (Note: If a port other than 5281 was used on
the daemon line in the license file, that value should be reflected in the TCP-port value)
Services” tab and close the LmTools
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port during License
Manager Installation or when updating the license using the License Server
g the license file that you have been provided with, the “Cadence License Server
Configuration” window will open. This will contain the Host Name, determined from the current machine, the
e license file, the HostID, determined from
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
rt and 5281 is the Vendor Daemon port.
7: Permitting the License Manager specific ports through the Windows
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log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
hat the license manager changes were effective. (Note: If a port other than 5281 was used on
port value)
Services” tab and close the LmTools
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port during License
Manager Installation or when updating the license using the License Server
g the license file that you have been provided with, the “Cadence License Server
Configuration” window will open. This will contain the Host Name, determined from the current machine, the
e license file, the HostID, determined from
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
7: Permitting the License Manager specific ports through the Windows
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log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
hat the license manager changes were effective. (Note: If a port other than 5281 was used on
Services” tab and close the LmTools
Restricting the Vendor Daemon, cdslmd, to a Specific Network Port during License
Manager Installation or when updating the license using the License Server
g the license file that you have been provided with, the “Cadence License Server
Configuration” window will open. This will contain the Host Name, determined from the current machine, the
e license file, the HostID, determined from
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
7: Permitting the License Manager specific ports through the Windows
log file. Scroll to the bottom of the file and check that the time stamp is current and that, near the end of the file
hat the license manager changes were effective. (Note: If a port other than 5281 was used on
e license file, the HostID, determined from
the third value on the SERVER line of the license file, and the default filename and location for the log file. Specify
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Start>Control Pan
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
disabled.
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
Group Policy for your Windows N
In the Windows Firewall window click
Make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. If this is not the case you will need to change settings on
application that is used as a Firewall at
In the Windows Firewall window click
Now you need to create an exception for the port specified earlier on (5281)
Select
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Start>Control Pan
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
disabled.
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
Group Policy for your Windows N
In the Windows Firewall window click
Make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. If this is not the case you will need to change settings on
application that is used as a Firewall at
In the Windows Firewall window click
Now you need to create an exception for the port specified earlier on (5281)
Select the Incoming rules
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Start>Control Panel, Windows Firewall
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
Group Policy for your Windows N
In the Windows Firewall window click
Make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. If this is not the case you will need to change settings on
application that is used as a Firewall at
In the Windows Firewall window click
Now you need to create an exception for the port specified earlier on (5281)
Incoming rules link to the left
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el, Windows Firewall
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
Group Policy for your Windows Network Domain.
In the Windows Firewall window click Turn Windows Firewall on or off
Make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. If this is not the case you will need to change settings on
application that is used as a Firewall at
In the Windows Firewall window click Advanced settings
Now you need to create an exception for the port specified earlier on (5281)
link to the left
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el, Windows Firewall
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
etwork Domain.
Turn Windows Firewall on or off
Make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. If this is not the case you will need to change settings on
your site.
Advanced settings
Now you need to create an exception for the port specified earlier on (5281)
link to the left
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
Turn Windows Firewall on or off
Make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. If this is not the case you will need to change settings on
Advanced settings link to the left
Now you need to create an exception for the port specified earlier on (5281)
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
Turn Windows Firewall on or off link to the
Make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. If this is not the case you will need to change settings on
link to the left
Now you need to create an exception for the port specified earlier on (5281)
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
link to the left
Make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. If this is not the case you will need to change settings on
Now you need to create an exception for the port specified earlier on (5281)
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Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
Make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. If this is not the case you will need to change settings on
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Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
Make sure that the Windows Firewall is enabled. If this is not the case you will need to change settings on the
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
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External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
Windows XP:
Firewall
Start the Windows Firewall configuration through:
Start>Control Panel, Windows Firewall
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that appli
disabled.
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for
Group Policy for your Windows Network Domain.
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
allow exceptions” is unc
Click on the Exceptions tab to administer Windows Firewall exceptions.
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External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
Windows XP:
Firewall
Start the Windows Firewall configuration through:
Start>Control Panel, Windows Firewall
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
use that application to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
disabled.
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for
Group Policy for your Windows Network Domain.
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
allow exceptions” is unc
Click on the Exceptions tab to administer Windows Firewall exceptions.
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finish the rul
wall
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
Windows XP: Permitting the License Man
Start the Windows Firewall configuration through:
Start>Control Panel, Windows Firewall
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
cation to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for
Group Policy for your Windows Network Domain.
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
allow exceptions” is unchecked.
Click on the Exceptions tab to administer Windows Firewall exceptions.
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le. It can now
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
Permitting the License Man
Start the Windows Firewall configuration through:
Start>Control Panel, Windows Firewall
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
cation to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
need to discuss the requirements for sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
Group Policy for your Windows Network Domain.
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
hecked.
Click on the Exceptions tab to administer Windows Firewall exceptions.
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External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
Permitting the License Man
Start the Windows Firewall configuration through:
Start>Control Panel, Windows Firewall
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
cation to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
Group Policy for your Windows Network Domain.
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
Click on the Exceptions tab to administer Windows Firewall exceptions.
the list of In
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
Permitting the License Manager spec
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
cation to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
Click on the Exceptions tab to administer Windows Firewall exceptions.
ncoming rule
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
ger specific ports through the Windows
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
cation to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
Click on the Exceptions tab to administer Windows Firewall exceptions.
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External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
ific ports through the Windows
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
cation to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
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External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through the firewall and remote
ific ports through the Windows
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
cation to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
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ific ports through the Windows
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
cation to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
he firewall and remote
Note: If you get a message that the “These settings are being managed by vendor application ...” you will need to
cation to manage the network security settings since the Windows Firewall settings will have been
Note: You may get a message that changing these settings is prevented by Group Policy, in which case, you will
sharing licenses with your IT department since they will be controlling the
In the Windows Firewall window, on the General tab, check that the Windows Firewall is enabled and the “Don’t
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Use the “Add Port” button to add a new port to the exceptions list.
OK to close the Windows Firewall window.
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
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Use the “Add Port” button to add a new port to the exceptions list.
OK to close the Windows Firewall window.
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
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Use the “Add Port” button to add a new port to the exceptions list.
OK to close the Windows Firewall window.
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
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Use the “Add Port” button to add a new port to the exceptions list.
OK to close the Windows Firewall window.
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
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Use the “Add Port” button to add a new port to the exceptions list.
In the Add Port dialog, provide a name for the exception and the Port
Number. The Name allows the added ex
list, a name like “Cadence License” will work, give the value of the License
Server port, usually 5280, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
Use the Add Port button to add the Daemon port. A name like “Cadence
Daemon” will work, give the value of the Vendor Daemon port, 5281 in
these examples, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
OK to close the Windows Firewall window.
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
Use the “Add Port” button to add a new port to the exceptions list.
In the Add Port dialog, provide a name for the exception and the Port
Number. The Name allows the added ex
list, a name like “Cadence License” will work, give the value of the License
Server port, usually 5280, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
Use the Add Port button to add the Daemon port. A name like “Cadence
on” will work, give the value of the Vendor Daemon port, 5281 in
these examples, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
Use the “Add Port” button to add a new port to the exceptions list.
In the Add Port dialog, provide a name for the exception and the Port
Number. The Name allows the added ex
list, a name like “Cadence License” will work, give the value of the License
Server port, usually 5280, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
Use the Add Port button to add the Daemon port. A name like “Cadence
on” will work, give the value of the Vendor Daemon port, 5281 in
these examples, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
machines will be able to obtain a license token, if one is available.
In the Add Port dialog, provide a name for the exception and the Port
Number. The Name allows the added exception to be recognised in the
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Server port, usually 5280, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
Use the Add Port button to add the Daemon port. A name like “Cadence
on” will work, give the value of the Vendor Daemon port, 5281 in
these examples, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
External License requests to the machine over the network will now be passed through t
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Use the Add Port button to add the Daemon port. A name like “Cadence
on” will work, give the value of the Vendor Daemon port, 5281 in
these examples, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
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ception to be recognised in the
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Server port, usually 5280, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
Use the Add Port button to add the Daemon port. A name like “Cadence
on” will work, give the value of the Vendor Daemon port, 5281 in
these examples, and OK to add the Port to the exceptions list.
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list, a name like “Cadence License” will work, give the value of the License
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