Renew OI 10.xxx License with auth key (OpenInsight 64-bit)
At 11 JAN 2022 01:51:46PM BrianWick wrote:
I have an auth key to renew OI 10.XXX.
It seems in the past I click on the RevAuth Application in the OI Directory to do this - but when done something pops up quick and then goes away. Liniar hash and OE are both shut down when I do this.
what am I missing.
tx
Bri
At 11 JAN 2022 02:02PM Donald Bakke wrote:
I have an auth key to renew OI 10.XXX.
It seems in the past I click on the RevAuth Application in the OI Directory to do this - but when done something pops up quick and then goes away. Liniar hash and OE are both shut down when I do this.
what am I missing.
tx
Bri
I don't think the RevAuth.exe program is valid for OI 10. You should use the Application Settings dialog and then click on the License Renewal button.
At 11 JAN 2022 02:09PM BrianWick wrote:
Well Don-
Add another beer I owe you.
All good.
tx man
Bri
At 11 JAN 2022 03:04PM Richard Bright wrote:
Hi Brian,
As Don says, most times you will want to use the license renewal within OI itself (much simpler). There will be occasions when this is not good - eg when license has long expired thus accessing the UI becomes a mission too hard. In such situations you can use RevAuth.exe but it has to be done at the 'DOS' command level - passing parameters for context, auth key etc. Much much nicer to proactively renew license via the UI before expiry.
Cheers Richard
At 11 JAN 2022 04:30PM BrianWick wrote:
tx richard -
could not find specific info on other threads - so both your responses are well received.
bri
At 26 JAN 2023 12:43PM BrianWick wrote:
Having just renewing my licenses again - where do i look with the IDE to see how long the license is valid for ?
At 26 JAN 2023 12:53PM Donald Bakke wrote:
Having just renewing my licenses again - where do i look with the IDE to see how long the license is valid for ?
If you click on the License Renewal button again doesn't it give you updated information?
You can also still use the Engine Info button from the engine.
At 26 JAN 2023 01:07PM Richard Bright wrote:
And also - in TCL - type 'WHO'
And for your application, you could use the function
ALR_DATE = RTI_Expiration_Date(
) Richard </QUOTE> —- === At 26 JAN 2023 01:09PM Donald Bakke wrote: === <QUOTE>Post removed by author </QUOTE> —- === At 26 JAN 2023 01:11PM Donald Bakke wrote: === <QUOTE> <QUOTE>And also - in TCL - type 'WHO' And for your application, you could use the function ALR_DATE = RTI_Expiration_Date()Richard
Hi Richard - I don't see the expiration information in WHO, do you?
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At 26 JAN 2023 01:16PM Richard Bright wrote:
Ooops, your right - it just gives all the other licence info.
Maybe that is something for the suggestion page…
R
At 26 JAN 2023 01:56PM BrianWick wrote:
got it don-
it did not update immediately - but now it shows the new date.
tx
Bri