exe files into the licensing folder created in step 1. Note: The files attached to this article are for version 11.16.4 of FlexNet binaries. Linux_flexlm.zip - contains lmgrd.exe (the license manager daemon) and nilm.exe (the NI License Manager vendor daemon) Windows_flexlm.zip - contains lmgrd.exe (the license manager daemon) and nilm.exe (the NI License Manager vendor daemon) Download the following files located on the right navigation pane of this document based on your operating system:.Create a folder on your computer that will contain all the required files for licensing.Send your FlexNet Publisher server name, server operating system (either Windows or Linux), and host ID (MAC address for Windows and host ID for Linux) to State that you prefer to use FlexNet Publisher to manage your licenses. VLM is free of charge for volume customers to best utilize their NI software. If these features are important to you, consider using VLM to manage your licenses. Home license files allow you to use your software on one computer at home without using a license. Disconnected licenses allow you to use NI software with computers that cannot always access the license server. Overdraft licenses enable you to use more named-user or computer-based licenses than your agreement allows. If you use FlexNet Publisher instead of using Volume License Manager (VLM), there are certain features of VLM that will not be available to you, including overdraft, disconnected and home licenses. This short document will guide you step-by-step through the setup and configuration of FlexNet Publisher.
NI supports FlexNet Publisher implementations with FlexNet Publisher compliant license files, but NI does not design or sell FlexNet Publisher. Flexera Software's FlexNet Publisher, formerly known as FLEXlm, is a software license management system that enables organizations to centrally track and manage their licenses within departments and across the organization.
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