Ansys Hpc License
Revision Information The information in this guide applies to all ANSYS, Inc. Products released on or after this date, until superseded by a newer version of this guide. Within the ANSYS License Management Center on the new license server machine once the ANSYS License Manager has been installed, there is a button to obtain the System Hostid Info, as shown in the photo here: Once you have that hostname, etc. Information, you can go back to the ANSYS Customer Portal and request a license server change.
Ansys Hpc License
Starting in 2021, ANSYS began issuing new licenses for their academic customers. Unfortunately, the names of the new licenses do not match the previous names, which means that once the new licenses are installed on the license server, users must reconfigure their ANSYS clients to use the new default license names. This is actually pretty simple to do.
Open the ANSYS Client Licensing Admin Utility
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The example below uses version 17.x. You will need to adjust the selection according to the version you are running.
On the Client/Workstation:
First close all ANSYS programs, be sure to save any data you’ve been working on if necessary
For WINDOWS please select – Start /All Programs /ANSYS v17.X / ANSYS Client Licensing / Client ANSLIC_ADMIN Utility.
or click type “Client ANSLIC_ADMIN Utility 17.x” in windows search and launch the utility. Note that you should see a different version of the ANSLIC_ADMIN utility for each version of ANSYS installed on your system.
For LINUX – /ansys_inc/shared_files/licensing/lic_admin/anslic_admin
Click the button labeled Select License Preferences for User xxxxxx. Where ‘xxxxxx’ is your username. This will open the next selection screen.
Select the ANSYS Product Release
Select the release of ANSYS you wish to apply these settings to. You will normally select the ANSYS product release number you are currently running. In the example below, we’ve selected 2020 R1 since that is the version we have installed.
After you click the OK button, you will get the first screen of license preferences settings.
Set License Preferences for Each Category of Licenses
On the License Preferences screen, licenses are grouped into four categories: Solver, PrepPost, Geometry, and HPC. You will need to set similar preferences for each category. The Solver license pane is show below.
On this page, you can leave checked the box labeled “Share a single license between applications when possible”. Next, click the button Reset to Default. A confirmation page will appear:
Click the Continue button to accept the change. You should see the following:
Note that this change only applies to the Solver category of licenses. You will also need to do this for the PrepPost, Geometry, and HPC license categories.
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Ansys software includes Fluent, HFSS, Maxwell, Electronics Desktop, CFX, Chemkin-Pro, Discovery SpaceClain among others.
License types
There are two types of academic licenses for Ansys software: teaching and research.
The teaching license can only be used for class work. It has limitations on the number of nodes and elements that can be defined in a problem/job. You can't use the teaching license for research.
The research license is only to be used for non-proprietary analysis. Licensee and its contract users must be, or be affiliated, with an academic facility. Licensee may additionally permit individuals who are students at such academic facility to access and use the program(s). Such students will be considered contract users of licensee. The program(s) may not be used for competitive analysis (such as benchmarking) or for any commercial activity, including consulting.
Who may use it?
All research licenses are limited to research groups that have purchased their own licenses. To get pricing and other information, please send email to software@ecn.purdue.edu
If you want to use Ansys in a class then class licenses are available for this. Send mail to software@ecn.purdue.edu to let us know..
Ansys software is available on all ECN-supported Linux and Windows systems. If it is not on your ECN-supported Windows PC, contact us for assistance.
Multiprocessing
Using Ansys on computers with multiple CPU cores and on HPC clusters is supported. Starting with Ansys version 16 (Feb 2015) a single license will let a job run on up to 16 CPU cores. To utilize more CPU cores than that, you will need to buy Ansys HPC licenses (one HPC license for each CPU core >16 you want to use.)
Last modified: 2020/07/17 10:24:9.735442 GMT-4 by douglas.a.yatcilla.1
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