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Installing NX is only half of the two main tasks required before NX can run. The second task is to install the license server, which requires a valid NX license file.
The following post provides a detailed explanation of acquiring a license file directly from the Siemens PLM GTAC for new and existing NX customers. Note: You will need a valid Webkey from Siemens PLM that is delivered after your account has been processed. Starting with NX4, released in 2005, NX uses an updated version of FlexLM from FlexeraSoftware to manage its licenses. Most customers purchase floating licenses but even with node-locked licenses a license server must be installed. Siemens PLM will issue a temporary 7-day license for you to use until you settle on what machine you want to install as a license server.
In the meantime, you need to gather three pieces of information:. Host ID – the physical address, or MAC address, of the computer’s Ethernet adapter. Composite ID – the unique ID generated from the UGScomposite ID utility. Hostname – the assigned name of the computer or server on which the license will be installed.
Note: The hostname in the license file is not the same as the host ID. The hostname and the composite ID become part of the NX license file.
If Siemens PLM is not provided with the hostname of the license server, it is the customer’s responsibility to enter it themselves. Running the NX Setup Program If you have already received the NX Installation media, run the NX setup program, “Launch.exe” from the software installation folder (i.e. Nx-9.0.0-64bit) and click the “Get the composite host ID” option. Generally, the CID (composite ID) displayed will be the CID of the Ethernet Adaptor within the computer. If other CID’s are listed, they might include a Wi-Fi adaptor or other irrelevant networking devices within the computer. The CID is needed for Siemens to generate the proper licenses and cannot be edited by the customer.
Next log in to the Siemens PLM and enter the needed information. Expand the “License Management Group.” New Customers If you are a new customer, click “Register your Composite Host ID (CID).”. Register your CID by entering the characters. After completing this step, Siemens will then process the information and generate a license file for THAT computer at your company. This may take 24-48 hours but the file will be emailed to the Customer Contact Email Address on file for your company.
To verify the Customer Contact on file, select the “Sold-To/Install” link shown above. Existing Customers If you are an existing customer with a CID on file with Siemens, select the option for “Current Licenses.”. A new license file is created based on stored information for that Webkey account (MAC address, Composite ID, etc.). Download and Save the file (defaults to your temp download folder).
Download and save the “ugnx9.dat” file to the appropriate folder. This process works for getting license files for your current server on the file in your account with Siemens PLM. If you need to change server machines, contact Swoosh Technologies here for help in filing the request.
Checking the License File Content Upon receiving the license file, you want to inspect the content. Check the Sold-To/Install number to make sure it is for NX and not Solid Edge.
Check the Contact Name and E-mail Address to make sure it is the name and address of the contact or CAD administrator of the customer and not a contractor or outside service company. Check the creation date. Check that it is an NX9 license file. Note whether or not the server hostname has been included. If not, make sure that an explanation of changing it to the correct hostname is clearly communicated to the customer. The hostname (computer name) of the server MUST be included in the SERVER line of the license file in order for the license to work properly.
Check the cid. Check that either the port “28000” or the word “any” follows the cid. This license service uses port 28000 by default, so that port must be unused on the license server or the port number will need to be edited to an unused number, i.e. Check for an expiration date – there should not be an expiration date if it is a permanent license file. Author: Garrett Koch Garrett L. Louis, MO In 1973 Garrett quick-started a career with an associates degree and a dose of ambition.
20 years afterwards, he was well-accomplished in drafting, design, and engineering in many industries developing patentable designs and realizing many successful large-scale engineering projects. In 1994 he embarked on a different career in CAD training, courseware development, and technical support.
During the last couple of decades, Garrett has taught Phd’s from MIT, project engineers at Los Alamos National Labs, officers at NASA, and users across the continent at major manufacturers of aerospace, automotive, power generation, jewelry you name it! He’s even taught around the world, literally. Garrett excels at the knowledge transfer of NX mechanical CAD and Teamcenter in a friendly, entertaining, and effective learning environment. Garrett is also considered an expert in NX installation, configuration, and technical support. Post navigation.
Thanks, I also found this on GTAC. I guess the airbook is not 'officially supported' Hardware and operating system requirements The release of NX 10 on Mac OS X supports Apple Mac 64-bit Intel based systems.
These include the MacBook Pro, iMac and Mac Pro systems. All available graphics subsystems are supported. The minimum version of Mac OS X required to run NX 10 is version 10.8.5. Later versions of Mac OS X are also supported, but there may be caveats. Installation of NX on Mac OS X is supported only on an HFS+ file system. However, NX part files and other data files may be stored and retrieved from an NFS file system.
X11/Motif requirements NX 10 on Mac OS X utilizes X11/Motif to support its graphical user interface. Xquartz 2.7.5 and OpenMotif are required. You will be prompted to install Xquartz when attempting to run any X11 application for the first time and guided through the installation by those prompts. Check for Xquartz updates from the X11→Check for X11 Updates.
OpenMotif must be installed prior to installing NX. Obtain the OpenMotif toolkit, openmotifcompat-2.1.32IST.macosx10.5.dmg, from the following website: The X11 application must be running while using NX. The X11 application is started when NX or any other X-based application is invoked. Installation Installation must be performed from an account with administrator privileges and must be performed on a Mac since it uses the Mac OS X Installer application.
To install, double-click the nx.10.mpkg file and follow the instructions presented in the installation dialog box. Note If the.mpkg file has a.tar.Z or.zip extension, then it is compressed.
You must first double-click it to uncompress it and create the.mpkg file. Optionally, install the online documentation by double-clicking the ugdoc.10.pkg file and following the instructions. Optionally, install the license server by double-clicking the ugslicensing.pkg file and following the instructions. The license server will be needed if you are installing NX on a system, such as a laptop, that is not connected to a network. I've just started using NX 10.0.1 with my Macbook 12' (from MBP 15') which is even lower power/performance that higher end Macbook Airs and it works great.
I'm getting 38fps with a 100+ piece assembly, spinning around with a Space Navigator. I'm not doing any heavy rendering, but I'm surprised how well and seamlessly it just works.
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I've even jacked up my resolution to 1680x1050 (above Apple's normal limits) and About this Mac reports the Intel HD Graphics 5300 as using 1536MB of RAM. It sure beats running Windows 7 in a VM in terms of system resources and battery usage. Since Siemens finally fixed the Open/Save dialog issues, the UI is stabilizing. Still no ribbon, sadly, and X11 is still quite primitive, but at least what's supposed to work now does.