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XP SP2 and concurrent use

eddie_breeveld
Beginner
‎11-19-2004 09:55 AM
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What, if anything, do we need to do to allow concurrent use licences (for both Compaq and Intel Fortran) to work with XP SP2. We have not yet upgraded to XP2 but need to know the implications.
Does the firewall cause problems? Do we only need to 'open up' port 7166, or whichever port we chose for the licence manager? Do we need to change the licence server and/or the individual PCs that run the compiler?
If anybody has successfully installed SP2 with concurrent licencing, I would appreciate a reply with any problems encountered.
All the best
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
‎11-19-2004 11:59 AM
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Opening the port specified on the server should be sufficient. A firewall on the client may ask about authorizing the compiler to talk on that port as well.
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