Windows Environment Variables

Keeping a Local License File

To keep a local copy of the license file on each Windows client machine, you can perform one of the following methods:

• Install the license file from a CD or diskette:
  1. Insert the ATTClm CD into the CD drive.
  2. Navigate to AttcLicense\license_setup1.4.
  3. Run setup.exe.
• Install the license file from e-mail:
  1. Copy the self-extracting zip file to the client machine.
  2. Use Windows Explorer to navigate to the executable and then double click it to start the installation process.

Connecting to the License Server Using TCP/IP

To use <port>@<hostid> to connect to the license server:

1. Navigate to Start > Settings > Control Panel > System > Environment tab.
2. Click New to create a User Variable.
3. In the Variable name field, enter LM_LICENSE_FILE.
4. In the Variable value field, enter: <TCP/IP_port>@<server_name>
   where <TCP/IP_port> is the TCP/IP port number listed on the server line in the license file you want to use.
   
5. Click Set.
6. Click Apply.
7. Click OK on the System window. 

UNIX Environment Variables

Keeping a Local License File

To set AT_LM_LICENSE_FILE to the default license file path:

1. Log in as a user on the node where you run the Auto-trol software.
2. Enter: <install_dir>/attclm<x.x>/install_tools/setup_user

Using TCP/IP

The software uses TCP/IP to locate the license servers for clients who can not access the license file. These steps do not set AT_LM_LICENSE_FILE to the license file path.

To set AT_LM_LICENSE_FILE using TCP/IP:

1. Log in as a user on the node where you run Auto-trol software.
2. Define the environment variable by adding the following:
   • For one license server:
     

     setenv AT_LM_LICENSE_FILE <TCP/IP_port>@<server_name>

   • For redundant servers:
     

     setenv AT_LM_LICENSE_FILE
     <TCP/IP_port1>@<server_name1>,
     <TCP/IP_port2>@<server_name2>,
     <TCP/IP_port3>@<server_name3>

   where <TCP/IP_port> is the TCP/IP port number listed on the server line in the license file you want to use.

   Note: Do not insert spaces between TCP/IP numbers and server names.

3. Make sure the variable is set by entering:
   

   echo $AT_LM_LICENSE_FILE

4. Add the setenv command line from Step 2 or 3 to each user’s .cshrc file.
5. Add the following commands to each user’s .profile file:
   • For one license server:

     AT_LM_LICENSE_FILE= <TCP/IP_port>@<server_name> export AT_LM_LICENSE_FILE

   • For redundant servers:
     

     AT_LM_LICENSE_FILE=
     <TCP/IP_port1>@<server_name1>,
     <TCP/IP_port2>@<server_name2>,
     <TCP/IP_port3>@<server_name3>
     export AT_LM_LICENSE_FILE