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| Subject: | Re: [gislist] [ArcGIS] [SUM] ArcGIS License Manager & Followup
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| Date: |
05/12/2005 02:05:03 PM |
| From: |
McBryan, Jeremy |
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This is a great way to get a snapshot of license users.
I am looking for a similar tool that can keep track of license usage per
individual (i.e. hours per day per user, etc.) and generate a report on a
weekly or monthly basis.
Any thoughts?
thanks, jeremy
Jeremy McBryan, P.E., CFM
Water Resources Engineer
PBS&J
3230 Commerce Place, Suite A
West Palm Beach, Florida 33407
561.689-7275 tel
561.689.3884 fax
jcmcbryan@pbsj.com
www.pbsj.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Tanu Hoque [mailto:thoque@west-springfield.ma.us]
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 2:38 PM
To: ArcGIS (E-mail): ESRI-L (E-mail): BDGIS (E-mail)
Subject: [ArcGIS] [SUM] ArcGIS License Manager & Followup question
This list is great. I started getting replies in few minutes :) I got my
answer from Carl Moczydlowsky and Ken Kirk @ APSU GIS Center. Thanks to
them.
==== Answer ====
Open the license manager tools on the server.
On the Server/License File tab select "Configuration Using Services"
On the Server Status tabe select "Perform Status Inquiry" using the "list
all active licenses" option.
*** It shows user name followed by machine name.
=== Followup question ===
Can I get the same information using ArcObjects in VBA? So, that at the
startup, if licenses are taken out, ArcMap will prompt a list of the
username & machine name checked out licenses. So, the user can call the
other users to release license, if they are not using it!
Thanks again.
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I got couple of interesting replies too.
01. Miguel Castrence sent me this link
http://arcscripts.esri.com/details.asp?dbid=13095 that prompts user to
release any extension license when mxd is opened / new one is created.
02. Susan Zwillinger sent me an aml that waits for the needed license
http://arcscripts.esri.com/details.asp?dbid=10415
03. Jason Carr points me to ArcInfo Workstation's "User Diagnostics". But it
only works if you have Workstation ArcInfo installed. Otherwise it's a good
option from client machine.
04. Phil Sullivan refers to
http://arcscripts.esri.com/details.asp?dbid=10415 for
WhereHaveAllTheLicensesGone executable file. I couldn't run it and
readme.txt says it was tested on XP and requires ".NET framework". Looks
like it's a neat tool.
-----Original Message-----
Is there any tool available to find out user or/and pc name
who checked out any floating ArcGIS license off the License Manager?
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