09-29-2015 11:32 AM
Hi
We had a server client configuration of Lookout 5.0 on 2 PCs.
The server PC has died and we have lost the licenses.
I had made a back up a week before the PC died and can see the Server license in the lookout 5.0/lookout configuration file. This has allowed me to get the server up and running but I have no way to retieve the client license that I can see.
Is there anywhere else I can look? The client PC is still healthy but I dont see anything like this in there, maybe I am looking in the wrong place.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Justin
09-30-2015 10:25 AM
If you know the original purchaser you can call NI.
09-30-2015 10:31 AM
Hi Mike
I did give them a call and email with photos but they are trying to sell me a new license.
Justin
10-01-2015 03:19 AM
Bit further. IT here have managed to open the hard drive on a different PC via a 'toaster'. They can see all the files on the hard drive but can run the lookout.
Is there any where in these files that the client license may be stored?
Also I have found a screen shot of the client license that I can see the 1st 10 digits of the code. If some one has a client license, how many digits does it have? Are they all alpha? all 10 of mine are and if there are only 12 digits I may be able to run through frm aa to zz to fill in the 2 remaining items.
Thanks
JT
10-06-2015
07:46 AM
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Ok National Instruments have generated me a new client license key for 2 clients (as before) which I have installed on the server PC.
I was following tutorial 3919 on how to configure the client coumpter https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA03q000000x2UpCAI&l=en-US
I need to be able to direct the client computer to the server computer name but I dont have the option to go into edit mode in the client installation to access the object explorer and the serve link. This is despite logging in as Admnistrator or Developer.
Do I need to install the developer license on the client PC also to allow me to do this?
Thanks
Justin