Archestra License Manager
Wonderware System Platform 2014 ReadmeLast revision: This document contains important information about Wonderware ® SystemPlatform 2014, which includes:. Wonderware InTouch HMI 2014 (v11.0). Wonderware Application Server 2014 (v4.0).Wonderware Historian Server 2014 (v11.5).Wonderware Historian Client 2014 (v10.5).Wonderware Information Server 2014 (v5.5)Use the following links to navigate this Readme file:.Review each of the individual product Readme files for details regardingknown and resolved issues. Insert the Wonderware System Platform installation DVD to access the following readme files.You can find readme files for previous product releases at Log in to WDN with your username and password to access the downloads archive. About This Release Wonderware System Platform 2014 - General Notes Invensys License ManagerInvensys License Manager provides a unified solution for enterprise management of Invensys product licenses, including functionality for importing, installing, and managing licenses on local machines, license servers, and remote machines.
With Invensys License Manager, you can associate licenses with individual nodes on the system to assure correct software usage, install and manage licenses on local and remote notes, and check the validity of licenses on your system. Windows Operating SystemsWondeware System Platform 2014 component products support Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012 operating systems. The following Windows operating systems are no longer supported:. Masurao gundam. Windows XP, all versions. Windows Vista, all versions.
Windows Server 2003, all versions. Windows Server 2008, non-R2 versionsReplacing SPC Pro with QI AnalystSPCPro ™ is a Statistical Process Control (SPC) utility formerly available with InTouch HMI. SPCPro is no longer supported by InTouch HMI. We recommend that if you use SPC and SPCPro with InTouch that you migrate your SPC Pro databases to the latest version of QI Analyst. QI Analyst provides support for the latest operating systems and DBMS versions, and provides a migration utility to move your SPCPro database to a QI Analyst database, leaving the existing SPC Pro database intact.
Please contact your local Wonderware sales representative for further information.Important Note: We strongly recommend that you migrate your current SPCPro databases to QI Analyst before installing Wonderware System Platform 2014 with InTouch HMI. InTouch 2014 no longer includes SPCPro, and will not open or migrate applications containing SPCPro components. Wonderware InTouch HMI 2014 Situational Awareness LibraryInTouch HMI 2014 adds support for Situational Awareness Library symbols as part of the Base Galaxy.
Start the ArchestrA License Manager by performing the following steps: Ensure that the installation DVD is in your DVD drive. Click Start, and then Programs to show the Wonderware folder. Click the Wonderware folder, and then click the Common folder to show the list of common utilities. Click ArchestrA License Manager. Wonderware is the market leader in HMI SCADA, industrial information, operations management and industrial automation software focused on creating the most innovative and reliable industrial software that empowers individuals, teams and businesses of all sizes, to become extraordinary.
Hi all,I have a test Wonderware Server running in a VM, fully licensed and everything. I took a backup of that VM a few days ago before applying some modifications/updates and then today I ran that backup VM to compare some changes that I did. However, on the backup VM I'm getting complaints about the dev licensing when I open ArchestrA IDE.
The error message is saying:License: Failed to retrieve information from the FS A2 Development license. Either the FS A2 Development license is not available or it has expired.I checked Invensys Licence Manager and the dev licence is definitely there and its expiry date is June 2017.
On the other VM, the licensing setup is identical and ArchestrA IDE opens up with no problem. I've verified on both VM's that the licence server is active (i.e. Lmgrd processes are running).The VM's are also pretty much identical, except the network adapter is disabled and the MAC address is different on the backup VM (to prevent conflicts).Is there any reason why ArchestrA IDE is not reading the dev licence on the backup VM, despite it being detected in Licence Manager? Thanks, I tried what you suggested but unfortunately nothing has changed.For what it's worth, I performed a status enquiry on the licence server using LMTOOLS and it seems to connect just fine. So it looks like there's no problem with access to the licence server.I think the issue seems to be ArchestrA IDE not recognizing the local licence as valid for some reason.
Is the licensing tied to the machine configuration? Perhaps somehow the backup VM has changed enough that the license is seeing it as a completely different environment?Not sure if it will help, but the licence component I'm trying to use is called 'Dev Studio 2014R2 Unlimited Subscription Demo CONSIGNMENT'. The licence file path is Archestra.lic. Date and time of both VM's are the same.I've tried the above suggestions but unfortunately no luck.We upgraded some pc hard drives to solid state and a software packagerecognized the hardware change. We had to run a program from the company in order to get a new license issued.Could be the software is recognizing a change also.Just a thought.jamesI'm inclined to think this is the case. I don't know enough about WW licensing, but I assume each soft licence is tied to a particular hardware environment? I've tried to keep the backup VM identical but maybe that's not enough.I'll probably have to engage WW support to have any better luck.
Wonderware License Manager
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I'll update with a resolution if I find any.