ProEng Error
ProEng Error
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I formated my computer and now i am reinstalling proEng, and at the license management screen it displays the following error:
The supplied license file is invalid, please chek for missing SERVER and/or DAEMON lines
thanks
The supplied license file is invalid, please chek for missing SERVER and/or DAEMON lines
thanks





RE: ProEng Error
RE: ProEng Error
thanks for your reply
RE: ProEng Error
1) Insert you Pro/E Setup CD and look at the host id that the splash screen shows (down in the lower left corner I beleive).
2) Now go to Start > Run type in cmd. At the dos prompt type ipconfig /all. Note which network card Pro/E is getting the Host Id from.
3) Go to Start > Run and type in Regedit. This will open up the registery editor. Expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > MICROSOFT > WINDOWS_NT>CURRENT VERSION > NETWORK CARDS. You should see two entries here. Click on each of these folders and you should see a description of each network card. Now match up the card from Step 2 and rename that folder to 1 and the other to say 3 or 4. The numbers only matter in the fact that the one that pro/e sees needs to be before the other one.
4) You will need to reboot for the settings to change.
RE: ProEng Error
In the registry editor that folder was named 12 and there were others, 3 and 4. So, i renamed 12 to 1, restarted my laptop and went to install it again, same error :(
RE: ProEng Error
when I go ipconfig/all , ti shows both of my cards...how do I know which one is being used
first is shows my network card and then my wireless card
sorry for such silly questions but I don't know too much about computers
RE: ProEng Error
I made my network card primary and pro eng recognized it, and i also connected my internet connection directly to my laptop...but i still get the same error message
RE: ProEng Error
You may need to get PTC to issue a new license file to match your wireless NIC address.
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RE: ProEng Error
RE: ProEng Error
"Wildfires are dangerous, hard to control, and economically catastrophic."
Ben Loosli
Sr IS Technologist
L-3 Communications