Hi
It's first time using Coldfire V2, I'm not sure about this.
I'm working at home normally, but I go to office once a week.
If I bought CodeWarrior Basic or Standard suite with floating license, and built license server in office, could I access it from home?
Thanks for your helping.
Regards,
Max.
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Hello ck_max,
CodeWarrior IDE checks the license every ~2 minutes. If you start building process or debugger... additional license features are checked out. So you should keep a connection with floating license server when working with CodeWarrior.
Usually the licensing server is loacated in a corporate intranet so it's NOT easily possible to connect to this machine from outside the network (Internet) due to FireWall, NAT,.... One possible solution is to join intranet using VPN client.
"R" in CodeWarrior Part number means "Renewal". This kind of product is relevant for Annual Subscription only. As far as I know it extend annual subscription by one year.
USB Dongle option is covered with "NL" products.
I'd suggest you to contact your local distributor. They will help you to choose the best suited product for you.
Stanish
Technically, you can do that. Practically, depending upon how responsive your network is and how the firewall is configured, the network can slow CodeWarrior down to where it becomes difficult to use. I have worked licensing issues where this was the problem. Other times the network does not affect CodeWarrior at all. Your mileage may vary. Give it a try.
As an alternative, if it is just you using CodeWarrior, purchase the dongle option, and then you can carry the dongle with you.
---Tom
Does CodeWarrior communite with license server all the time? Or just check the license out?
By the way, I saw there are three different type 'FL', 'NL', 'R' with the product part number.
I know 'FL' means floating license, 'NL' means node lock license, but what is 'R'?
Is that dongle option?
Or I should purchase floating license?
Thanks for your reply.
Regards,
Max.
Hello ck_max,
CodeWarrior IDE checks the license every ~2 minutes. If you start building process or debugger... additional license features are checked out. So you should keep a connection with floating license server when working with CodeWarrior.
Usually the licensing server is loacated in a corporate intranet so it's NOT easily possible to connect to this machine from outside the network (Internet) due to FireWall, NAT,.... One possible solution is to join intranet using VPN client.
"R" in CodeWarrior Part number means "Renewal". This kind of product is relevant for Annual Subscription only. As far as I know it extend annual subscription by one year.
USB Dongle option is covered with "NL" products.
I'd suggest you to contact your local distributor. They will help you to choose the best suited product for you.
Stanish
Thank you very much.
Yes, we decided to use NL and try to use a dongle.
But I got another problem.
I cannot read ID using FLEXlm.
I installed USB dongle driver, FLEXlm following the quick start guide, but I cannot see the dongle ID in FLEXlm.
Is that special USB dongle needed for it?
Or just a compatible issue between Windows7RC and FLEXlm?
Hi ck_max,
I've just installed:
and my USB dongle FlexID is available in LMTOOLS ("System Settings" tab, "FLEXID" box).
I've checked it using 32-bit version of Windows 7, Build 7100.
Windows 7 32-bit is not officialy supported yet but it seems to work.
So you probably haven't installed driver updates yet.
I'd suggest you to see FAQ-29132 or FAQ-27403
Stanish
ck_max,
no problem, there are only stupid anwers but no questions ;-)
As far as I know each USB dongle from Freescale has it's own uniqe hardcoded FlexID number.
It should be printed on USB dongle body (see attached picture).
Stanish