However, if you request a version of a feature that is not defined in any of the INCREMENT lines within your license file, then by default the highest available version of that feature will be checked out first.
When you request a particular feature, for example, v3.0 of the Arm compiler, and that version is defined in any of the INCREMENT lines within your license file, then the server software will issue a license for that exact version of the feature. The version of FLEXnet/FLEXlm used by the client tools is not important. The way to achieve this is dependent upon the version of the license server software you are using. If you are managing a floating license server that handles licenses for multiple versions of the Arm development tools, then you may wish to ensure that the licenses for your latest toolchain are not consumed by older tools when older licenses are available. See the FAQ: ' How do I move my license to another machine?' for more information and a link to the online rehost forms.Ĭan I define the order in which different version licenses are issued? If you want to convert your three server license file to a single server file, you will need to rehost your license. Installing your floating license file is covered in more detail in the FAQ: 'How do I install my floating license?' The only fields you can modify yourself are the server hostnames (this_host*) and the port number (default value 8224). Doing this will break the encryption in the file and result in licensing failure. You cannot "convert" this license into a single server license by commenting out two of the three server lines. If you have a three server floating license for Arm development tools, the top of the license file will look something like this: SERVER this_host 001234567890 8224
Can I change a three server license into a single server license?
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