Finally moving to a new workstation running Window 7 64bits system. My old WS could not cope with what I was throwing at it lately.
I'll be installing Softimage 2013 sp1 64bits and transfering my license from the old machine to the new one.
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps ... ID=9240617
Any advice or thing to watch out to make sure the transfer goes smoothly?
Thanks!
Dan
ASUS P9X79
I7-3820
GTX 660 Ti
32 GB Ram
2 x 2 TB HDD
Window 7 x 64 on SSD
Transfer Network License to new workstation
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Daniel Brassard
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Transfer Network License to new workstation
$ifndef "Softimage"
set "Softimage" "true"
$endif
set "Softimage" "true"
$endif
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xsisupport
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Re: Transfer Network License to new workstation
That's for standalone licenses only.Daniel Brassard wrote: http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps ... ID=9240617
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Daniel Brassard
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Re: Transfer Network License to new workstation
Is it not the same process for Network Licenses?
Basically, I want to make the new WS the network License holder as I will be stripping parts and disposing of the old one.
Basically, I want to make the new WS the network License holder as I will be stripping parts and disposing of the old one.
$ifndef "Softimage"
set "Softimage" "true"
$endif
set "Softimage" "true"
$endif
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xsisupport
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Re: Transfer Network License to new workstation
No, the License Transfer Utility works for standalone licenses only.Daniel Brassard wrote:Is it not the same process for Network Licenses?
Basically, I want to make the new WS the network License holder as I will be stripping parts and disposing of the old one.
For a network license, you need a new license file (remember the license is tied to the Ethernet address of your computer).
Here's what I would do:
- Try to activate your license again at https://registeronce.autodesk.com, using the Ethernet address of your computer
- If that fails, then contact Autodesk at http://www.autodesk.com/licensesupport to request a new license for your new computer
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Daniel Brassard
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Re: Transfer Network License to new workstation
Will do.
Edit:
Edit:
Scratch that, the LAN controller is built in. Will try as suggested tomorrow so that, if things go haywire, I can reach AD Support.What if I move the ethernet card to the new computer?
$ifndef "Softimage"
set "Softimage" "true"
$endif
set "Softimage" "true"
$endif
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Daniel Brassard
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- Joined: 18 Mar 2010, 22:38
- Location: St. Thomas, Ontario
Re: Transfer Network License to new workstation
Little update:
P.S. The new workstation is freakish fast. HQV and all. I was never able to activate HQV on the old machine.
Didn't work.- Try to activate your license again at https://registeronce.autodesk.com, using the Ethernet address of your computer
Worked! AD Support replied quickly and I solved the issue in 5 minutes.- If that fails, then contact Autodesk at http://www.autodesk.com/licensesupport to request a new license for your new computer
P.S. The new workstation is freakish fast. HQV and all. I was never able to activate HQV on the old machine.
$ifndef "Softimage"
set "Softimage" "true"
$endif
set "Softimage" "true"
$endif