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lxwuter
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Extreme Slow checkout time on windows 7 machine

Out C# code invokers FNP_checkout function from lmgract.dll to checkout license, refer below code lines:

[DllImport("lmgract.dll", CharSet = CharSet.Ansi, CallingConvention = CallingConvention.Cdecl)]
private static extern ReturnValues FNP_checkout(String FeatureName, String FeatureVersion, int NumberOfLicenses);

public enum ReturnValues
{
[Description("Success")]
success = 0,

[Description("Routine failed")]
failed = 1,

[Description("Invalid handler")]
jobhandleNull = 2,

[Description("Null pointer")]
pointerNull = 3
}

On same PC with dual boot, the checkout speed is good with Windows 10, around a couple of 100mS. However, the checkout time will be at 30 seconds range with Windows 7. During license checkout, there will be a process running with high CPU priority, which will fully occupy several CPU logical cores, and the overall CPU usage will be around 25% ~ 30%. If such process is not running, slow license checkout time with Windows 7 will not be observed.

Any suggestions to speed up license checkout on Windows 7 configuration with a busy process consuming ~25% CPU process time? We've already avoid our client code from using those fully occupied cores by setting CPU affinity. The only thing seems to make difference is to low down the busy process's priority from high to low

Thanks.

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jyadav
Flexera Alumni

Could you confirm the version of FNP Server and Client  in question ?

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Thanks for your response, I believe client is with 11.18.0.0 and server is with 11.16.2 

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If that is the case then the FNP Version of server and client are incompatible .The Server Version of FNP should also be greater than or equal to that of client. You could quickly run a test on the latest version of FNP Toolkit and check the performance.
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