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lfn255
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Using License manager for multiple vendors

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Hi,

Having problems adding a new vendor to my LMTools.

Under the TAB Config Serivces I've added the following:

Service Name: New License name
Path to LMGRD.exe: Path choosen to existing license service location(Is this wrong ? can multible Service use the same LMGRD ?
Path to the License file: created a new folder and pointed to the new license file in this folder
Path to the debug log file: Created a new .txt file in the newley created folder, and choose that one.

Unable to start the service. License log show this: 

12:50:46 (lmgrd) Starting vendor daemons ...
12:50:46 (lmgrd) License server manager (lmgrd) startup failed:
12:50:46 (lmgrd) File not found, PSELMD.exe

Any idea what I'm doing wrong ?

Thanks - Kind regards, Lars

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Yvernekar
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Level 5 Flexeran

Hi,

1. You can either place the vendor PSELMD.exe in the same location as lmgrd.
2. Update the vendor line with the location to PSELMD.exe

SERVER "servername" "329f9D9494Df9"
VENDOR PSELMD <path to PSELMD.exe>
USE_SERVER

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Yvernekar
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Hi,
From the error, it looks like the lmgrd is not able to locate the vendor daemon PSELMD.exe. 
Can you please update the VENDOR line in the license file with the vendor daemon path(eg: VENDOR <vendor name> [vendor_daemon_path] ) so that lmgrd can locate the PSELMD or place the vendor daemon exe in the same location as lmgrd.

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Hi, and thanks for the fast reply.

I've attached the 3 lines from the licenslog. They are:
SERVER "servername" "329f9D9494Df9"
VENDOR PSELMD
USE_SERVER

What should I change ?

 

 

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Yvernekar
Level 5 Flexeran
Level 5 Flexeran

Hi,

1. You can either place the vendor PSELMD.exe in the same location as lmgrd.
2. Update the vendor line with the location to PSELMD.exe

SERVER "servername" "329f9D9494Df9"
VENDOR PSELMD <path to PSELMD.exe>
USE_SERVER

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