License
Hi,
in our company we have a few HPC packs and 6 parallel licenses. Is there a way to define the kind of license for a run? I would like to start a run on 6 cores, but without using a HPC pack... Thanks in advance, Claudia |
There's a -preferred-license argument you can pass to the solver, see page 115 in xmgr.pdf
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Ah, ok. That's a good hint, but how can I find the name of the license I have to use?
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One way to get the name of all of the licenses you've got is to run anslic_admin, usually found at:
<cfxroot>/shared_files/licensing/lic_admin/anslic_admin Then, goto View Status/Diagnostic Options > Display the License Status You should get a list of number of licenses, how many that are in use, etc, and also the names of them. For example, academic licenses are called aa_r, aa_r_hp, aa_t_i... I think there's a list somewhere on Ansys' website with all of the names. |
Thanks Lance!
I tried to use the displayed names, but nothing worked. But in the license manager you can save the preferences for the user. So I changed HPC and Parallel and now it works. |
parallel processing with more than 16 cpu core
I test "ansys 13 - cfx" parallel processing with 16 cpu cores. but i can't use more than 16 core.i don't have any research license.
i think i need research license. how can i use unlimited cpu cores for parallel processing in multi node.(Distributed parallel computing) I need help:( . i have a problem with 20e6 mesh nodes. |
Talk to ANSYS about buying more parallel licenses.
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