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Hello Kendrick,
You should be able to use both the Ansys and LSTC licenses to run the DEV LS-DYNA solver. It works on my machine.
LSTC license:
The following error message indicates a communication problem between the client machine and the LSTC license server:
Here are potential root causes:
- The LSTC license server is not running.
- LS-DYNA is pointing to the wrong LSTC license server (this can happen if the environment variables are not set properly).
- There is no network route between the LS-DYNA solver on the client machine and the LSTC License Server. Try to ping the server from the client machine.
- A firewall is blocking the connections from LS-DYNA to the license server.
When using the LSTC license, make sure the following 2 environment variables are set on the client machines (where you run the LS-DYNA solver):
LSTC_LICENSE=network
LSTC_LICENSE_SERVER=31010@hostname_of_LSTC_License_Server
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The above 2 environment variables will have precedence over the LSTC_FILE and so you don't need the LSTC_FILE. Maybe the environment variables are currently not set properly and they have precedence over the LSTC_FILE and pointing to the wrong LSTC license server.
Also, in the above env var, I specify 31010 which is the default port for the LSTC license manager. If the default port was not changed, make sure that port 31010 is open on both the license server and the client machines (check firewall).
Let me know how it goes after doing the above.
You will find more information on the LSTC license on Linux here:
https://ftp.lstc.com/user/download-instructions/License-Manager/LSTC_LicenseManager-InstallationGuide.pdf
Username: user
Password: computer
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Ansys license:
To use the Ansys license to run the LS-DYNA solver, set the following environment variables on the client machines:
LSTC_LICENSE=ansys
ANSYSLMD_LICENSE_FILE=1055@SERVER_HOSTNAME
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Let me know how it goes.
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Reno.