Client license manager

This shell script configures the FlexNet licensing service executable to run as a root-privilege setuid process. The FlexNet licensing service daemon needs to run continuously. Therefore, a further installation step is required to ensure it is started a boot time. Because the FlexNet licensing service daemon does not need to run with root privilege, it can be started by adding the following line to a nominated user's crontab In the case of ArcGIS License Manager A -verbose switch can be added to the above command to display the status of the authorization process on the command line.

If the machine hosting your license manager does not have access to the Internet, you can complete the authorization process in an offline mode. After launching the Software Authorization Wizard as described in step 4 above, follow these instructions: On the second dialog box of the authorization wizard, select the option Authorize at Esri's website or by email to receive your authorization file.

Follow the instructions on the rest of the dialog boxes and save the authorization request file when prompted at the end. By default, this will be saved as authorize. Save this file to your license manager host machine and relaunch the Software Authorization Wizard from the License Server Administrator. On the first panel, select the third option I have received an authorization file from Esri and am now ready to finish the authorization process and browse to the response file to complete your authorization.

Follow the instructions below for upgrading your License Manager software from However, any client software operating at version ArcGIS Pro 2. To upgrade ArcGIS On Linux, you can run License Server Administrator in the case of version If the FlexNet licensing service was not installed following the ArcGIS License Manager installation, the FlexNet licensing service must be installed manually before proceeding with step 4.

Please see section above titled Manually installing the FlexNet licensing service applies to Linux Platforms only for more details. ArcGIS You must deauthorize your Select the Authorization option in the left hand panel, then press the Deauthorize The Software Authorization Wizard will open.

Step through the Software Authorization Wizard to complete the deauthorization process. You can opt to deauthorize online or offline via email or My Esri file upload.

It enables you to remotely deactivate old unused licenses as well as configure server settings like updates and signatures for your entire company. As you might have noticed, our old License Manager ran on Silverlight. The problem with Silverlight was the fact that no modern browser really supported it anymore and as a result, pretty much the only way you could access it was through Internet Explorer.

Which brings us to our next question - which web browser is your favorite? Do you prefer the customizability of Firefox? Or perhaps you ride the cutting Edge of Microsoft? We recognize that not that many people use Internet Explorer anymore these days and finally after a long period of development, we brought to our License Manager.