Error in Self Service Licensing Center to set up the license

[SeshuMallidi]

Hello,

I am an Intel employee and signed in directly through Intel account. I recently installed Quartus Prime Standard Edition. I am trying to set up a license via the Self Service Licensing Center, but all I keep getting is access denied. I have an Intel account, so I don't think that is the issue. I have tried different browsers and clearing my cookies and cache. 

The error is: 

You may have been logged out or you do not have the necessary permissions to access this page.

If you have already registered for FPGA access and having issues in accessing the content, please try opening the page in a new browser window after clearing your browser cache and cookies.

If you have not registered for FPGA access, please complete the registration in order to gain access to FPGA content pages.

The registration button named "Sign in or register" can be found all the way at the bottom of this page: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/programmable.html

For training related issues, please send an email to FPGAtraining@intel.com

For other access issues, you may report your issue by submitting a ticket at https://signin.intel.com/ContactUs

I have already seen all the relevant posts related to this issue in this forum, but I didn't find any solution to the issue.

How may I solve this issue?

[Zawani_M_Intel]

Hello ,

For Intel employee, you can generate the license using this link.

Intel PSG employee ;
SEP: https://www.altera.com/sep.html.

For employee from greater Intel, kindly refer to Intelpedia site;
https://intelpedia.intel.com/Altera.

Thank you.

Wani

[Zawani_M_Intel]

I hope the reply answer your question. However if you have any further question regarding the issue you can let me know.

Thanks!

Wani

[Stephen_P]

Hello,

I have a related question.  I'm a greater Intel employee (not PSG).   Can I use the LICENSE servers on a home computer that is not connected to the Intel internal network?  Will that work or do I need to be connected to the internal network (via VPN)?

https://intelpedia.intel.com/Altera

Thanks,

Stephen