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How to find the version number of the ANSYS License Manager installed on the license server machine from a client machine?

Tagged: 2019 R2, ansysli, client, Installation/Licensing/Systems, Installing the License Manager, License Manager, licensing, version, Workbench Platform - SYS
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:28 am
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      Use the following command: 1) On Windows: Shared Files Licensingwinx64ansysli_util -statli 2325@licserver 2) On Linux: /shared_files/licensing/linx64/ansysli_util -statli 2325@licserver and replace licserver with the name of the license server machine. This results in an output like the following, which lists the ANSYS License Manager version on the last line: Attempting to connect to ansysli_server running on 2325@licserver… Connection Established. Querying for additional information… ANSYSLI_PORT = 2325 Hostname = licserver IP = xxxx Process Id = 15942 Full Version = 2.0.1 (20190723) for linx64. Updated at ANSYS Release 2019 R3. Startup = NORMAL STARTUP 2019/07/24 22:39:45 Active Clients = xx Max Clients = xxx Total Clients = xxxxx WB Usage Tracking = ON DP Reserve Support = ON Monitor Status : Monitor Running Monitor Version : ANSYS Licensing Interconnect version 1.9.7 (20190723) for linx64. Updated at ANSYS Release 2019 R3.

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