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System Issues
This section outlines common system or hardware issues and their solutions
that may arise while setting up your facility.
I m working on a system using a SATA RAID environment and receive an
"Activation code limit exceeded" message when I try to restart my
application. This situation can be solved by installing the Hotfix - Autodesk
Activation Update that is posted
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=5620053&linkID=2475161
Network Licensing Issues
This section outlines common issues and their solutions that may arise while
working with network licensing.
Why is it a bad idea to use Microsoft Word to edit my .lic file? When you
save a .lic file after editing it with a word processor, like Microsoft Word, extra
data gets saved with the file. This results in an invalid .lic file. You should
always use an ASCII text editor like Notepad to ensure that no extraneous data
is saved with the file.
How can I get my network license manager to administer licenses for my
2006-based products as well as my 2007-based products? You can do this
by first updating your network license manager most recent version. See the
Network License Manager section
Then, follow the instructions for combining license files in the
Multiple License Files section
Deployment Issues
This section outlines common issues and their solutions that may arise while
using the Deployment wizard or when deploying products throughout your
facility.
The Deployment wizard asks you to specify an MSI file. What is that file
and where is it located? The MSI file is a Microsoft Installer file that each
product uses during the installation process. The location of MSI files differs
from product to product. Refer to the
90 | Chapter 10 Troubleshooting Guide
(page 23).
(page 41).
Installer File Location section
Combine
(page 46).
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