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We just renewed our SMAs in our shop and upgraded to v2014.1. (For the record, I am liking the new software so far. Codesoft Receipt Printer Driver. Big jump from 4.2).

Three of our CMMs had an old 24-pin HASP, which Hexagon replaced for us with the newer USB-type. We also added an offline seat, and instead of a HASP we received a certificate with an authentication code. I have a limited understanding of this new LMS licensing, but I'm told that at installation my computer connects to Hexagon to authenticate my offline seat and enables the software. If I want to take my offline seat to another computer I will have to contact Hexagon to 'return' the license, and then connect again from the new computer to authenticate that seat.

I understand that if I had a HASP for this seat, I could move to another computer with the software and plug in to begin work, without having to connect anywhere. This would be extra helpful if that offline seat had to be moved frequently, or after hours, or when our company's network was down. I contacted my Customer Relations Representative to express this, and to ask if we could get a HASP instead of the LMS.

At first my rep recommended a 'Floating' license so the seat could be moved easily. Welcome Speech In Malayalam Language. When I persisted in asking for a HASP this was the response.

Out with the 'old' issues and in with 'new'ones. Personally, I never liked the idea of moving that little USB dongle from 1 computer to another at the cost of $10,000. Thats also the primary reason I am not able to work from home on occasion. Boss didnt like the idea of the hasp leaving the building. Both of our offline seats still have the USB style key. Someone from heaxgon told me it would be similar to how our Solidworks network license works.

Software can be loaded anywhere you want, but you may only have your # of authorized seats open at time at anytime. We have yet to change over, but I would guess the salesmen always make things sound easier than they really are.

Someone from heaxgon told me it would be similar to how our Solidworks network license works. Software can be loaded anywhere you want, but you may only have your # of authorized seats open at time at anytime.That's a true 'floating license' - we have the same here for SolidWorks, CATIA, Esprit, and dozens of other applications. With all of those applications, there are license files stored on our license hosting server - in our server room - and are not in any way dependent on a connection to the outside world. While I have not actually used the new LMS scheme, it sounds like the basic functionality is not actually a floating license, especially if you have to contact Hexagon to lease and release licenses.

By comparison, even SolidWorks' standard (non-floating) licensing system allows you to access a dialog to lease and release licenses for moving between workstations with just a couple of mouse clicks - no phone calls, emails or support tickets involved. I'm sure this is all much ado about nothing. Why should I be suspicious when some company seizes the power to blackmail thousands of small machine shops into bankruptcy? But they wouldn't really do that, 'cause they're nice.