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For this process to work, the license files must share some common characteristics. Method 3: One license server node running one lmgrd and a single combined license file.The default port for most license files, including license files used by NI Volume License Manager, is 27000. The port number is the last number on the SERVER line in the license file. Also, each license file must use a different port number. Use lmver, which is part of the FlexNet Publisher Tools (see Related Links below), to find out which version is the most recent. Use the latest version of lmgrd for all license files. Each vendor application must use the same copy of lmgrd.

This is the method that is described in the KB Can I Run Both NI Volume License Manager and Another License Server On the Same Machine? about running the NI License Manager with other FlexNet Publisher-licensed software on the same computer.

Method 2: One license server node running one lmgrd and multiple license files.

Configure the client computers to look to all servers that host licenses.

You can not have multiple lmgrd versions running on the same computer without multiple license server nodes or without the use of a Virtual Machine for each (unless all vendor software are compatible with every version). You can also use multiple server computers, in which each server hosts the licenses from a particular vendor. This is the easiest solution that is guaranteed to work.

Method 1: Multiple license server nodes, each running one lmgrd (lmgrd is the generic FLEXnet Publisher license server used by all license servers that use FlexNet Publisher) and one license file.

These should not be considered exhaustive solutions and customers should refer to the FLEXnet Licensing End User Guide for more information. The following are potential solutions to allow two license servers to run on the same computer. Thus this information is only relevant to a computer that requires a license server to be running to use software locally or on a client machine.

If you are using software on the local machine that gets a license from a server, this does not apply to the local machine although it could apply to the license server.

If you are using local licenses that do not require a local license server to run in order for the software to run, this does not apply to you.It is required that you have a license server running in order for the software to work.SolutionYes, this is possible, but a few conditions apply: