citrix license manager not working on
Citrix Store Hypervisor - Premium Edition Eval (90 day) License
I downloaded the VPX virtual image and installed the license server and added the license but it didn't.
https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/xenserver/current-release/overview-licensing.html
License Server VPX – Version 11.14.0.1 Build 19800 Download
https://www.citrix.com/downloads/licensing/license-server/?_ga=2.68834001.1759285847.1548665790-1698480387.1548245161
Citrix License server install
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I just upgraded the latest PostSharp version. In the License Popup, i'm not getting the option to use PostSharp Express or Essential?
It means that you already have an Essentials (former Express) license registered. You can see a list of installed licenses in Visual Studio menu PostSharp > Options > License.
If you don't see the license there or if your build is failing due to licensing, it might be that you have installed the Express license previously for all users. That is not allowed since PostSharp 5. In that case, remove the license from registry HKLM\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\SharpCrafters\PostSharp 3\LicenseKey(s) and register the Essentials license in Visual Studio menu PostSharp > Options > License.
I am developing my application using free developer license which I have got in VS. This license have expiration date is one month after the date of issue.
I don't use Store and install app on our devices using power-shell script.
What will be with installed application after the license expire?
Is there any possibility to get developer license with expiration date more than 3 months?
The developer license you are using is designed for development and test purposes. It is not appropriate for production use. For production you will want to set the devices up for proper side-loading.
See Try It Out: Sideload Windows Store Apps on TechNet for how to enable side-loading on your systems.
If your Windows 8.1 Pro systems are on a domain then they don't need a separate key. You just need to enable them for side-loading. See Windows 8.1 Update: Sideloading Enhancements
The Windows RT systems can't join the domain so they'll need a key. If you're enrolled in a volume license program (see the Sideloading Enhancements link for which ones) you should be able to get side-loading keys from that. If not then you can buy an Enterprise Sideloading key through the Open License program.
See the Windows Volume Licensing Guide and Sideloading Licensing Changes FAQ
I'm having some troubles installing MATLAB R2014a, getting the following error:
License error 114.
How do I resolve this error?
According the The Mathworks:
This error will occur when the license file used by the license
manager has been updated to the new R2014a license file format but the
license manager has not been updated to the R2014a license manager
version.
To resolve this, upgrade the license manager to the R2014a version on
the license server.
This error will also occur when the license file used by the license
manager has been updated to the R2013b license file format but the
license manager has not been updated to the R2013b license manager
version.
For more information about the R2013b license file format change, visit their FAQ.
If you are unable to upgrade the license manager, contact Customer Service to receive a license file for an older release.
You can copy the bin folder from win64/32 to location where you have installed (simply over write).
Then open matlab with run as administrator.
This worked for me.
I have tried searching through internet about my query and also tried finding here on this site . But no luck .
Sorry , we are very much new to install4j but have been asked to perform some task .
Our organization has install4j floating license (purchased one) . We have one CentOS Linux machine "ABC" serving as License Server for this install4j .
Now , we plan to shutdown this machine "ABC" and would like to have another RHEL Linux machine "XYZ" serving as License Server for our install4j .
Please note , version of our install4j is 4.2.8 .
Can you please send us the instructions for this activity ?
Thanks,
Vishal Chugh
It works like this:
Install the license server on the new machine
Transfer the file license.txt from the old license server to the new license server
Shut down the old license server
Start the new license server
My client wants to save on software licensing. When you purchase a production SQL Server 2008 R2 license, can you use it on QA as well or do you have to purchase an additional license? If you can't use the same license on QA, is the Developer Edition approved by Microsoft for QA? Thanks.
It is not a super straight forward answer unfortunately.
If you licensed SQL Server by processor, you can connect use it however you want with no restrictions. If you license it for Server plus Device or User CALs you need to make sure you have enough CALs to cover the client and QA connections. See http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2008/en/us/licensing-faq.aspx#licensing.
The Developer licensed version works great and has all the features of the regular editions. The license is cheap ($50 a person if I recall correctly), but I believe every person making use of the server instance needs a Developer license, so if you have 5 QA people they would each need a SQL Developer license. Of course that is still probably cheaper than licensing you production server for extra use unless you already shelled out to license by processor.