

LS-DYNA can obtain a network license from an LSTC License Server using environment variables. Configuring LS-DYNA to Access Licenses Accessing Network Licenses under Unix/Linux/Solaris Environment Variable Settings Unix/Linux/Solaris / Microsoft Windows.ģ. Upgrade Network Licenses and/or License Manager Software Unix/Linux/Solaris / Microsoft Windows

These products are actively developed and maintained by LSTC. All LST customers may download, install, and run these programs without charge. LS-PrePost, LS-OPT, and LS-TaSC do not require runtime licenses for use by LST customers. When the maximum number of licenses is exceeded, LS-DYNA is either placed in a queue to wait for the first available license, or LS-DYNA exits according to the user's preference. All versions of LS-DYNA connect through the local network to the LSTC License Server in order to obtain permission to run. The LSTC License Server must be run on a Unix, Linux, Solaris, or Microsoft Windows machine. Permits the use of LS-DYNA on all supported platforms, up to a total number of licensed cores.

Please contact you sales representative or channel partner if you have questions about the availability of nodelocked licenses. Permits the use of LS-DYNA on a single machine only (or on a limited number of machines).
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Configuring LS-DYNA to Access Licensesĭescribes how to configure LS-DYNA to access network and/or node-locked licenses.How to install or upgrade network licenses.The individual download pages contain installation notes, and other information about supported platforms.Ĭontains a brief overview of licensing. Software Products and DocumentationĬontains a brief description of the main LST software products, with links to download pages for individual products.This page is the starting point for those who want to (a) download LST software products for the first time, or (b) upgrade their existing installations.
