Change license manager arcgis concurrent

#CHANGE LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS CONCURRENT UPGRADE#
#CHANGE LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS CONCURRENT PRO#
#CHANGE LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS CONCURRENT PLUS#
#CHANGE LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS CONCURRENT WINDOWS#

for ChangeArcLevel, review and modify lines ~64-109, as needed, to reflect the Lic Level choices and info you would like the user to see (echo lines).

txt for editing purposes, then change to run).

#CHANGE LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS CONCURRENT PRO#

Not tested for Pro concurrent licenses.We have had a couple cases that it doesn't appear to work, but running a second time works (a registry value may not have been populated yet).These tools might not change what shows thru the ArcGIS Desktop Administrator but the registry seems to override what is shown there.Then has the user select one of the license manager connections (pool, borrow or gis-staff), setting the license level to Basic for the first 2 choices, and Advances for the gis-staff dedicated license manager. The 'ChangeLicMgr.bat' prompts the user to verify that ArcMap/Catalog are not currently running (could cause issues).We do not have any Standard (ArcEditor) licenses, so although I offer that up as an option, I let them know that and then set it to Basic. It then prompts the user to choose the level they want to set. The '' prompts the user to verify that ArcMap/Catalog are not currently running (could cause issues).bat files (name them as mentioned below):

#CHANGE LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS CONCURRENT PLUS#

Solution: There have been a handful of posts over the years with various suggestions, and I have adapted, merged, and researched more options, plus added a few checks. Goal: Create an easy to use tool that staff can use to switch license level and/or license manager, without requiring admin rights. Again, requiring two calls to network services.

In a related situation, if a user needs to borrow a license for field work, they need to switch to a different license manager, which only has Basic, then switch back once the license is back and un-borrowed. Without admin rights, this takes two calls to our network services staff, which can cause inconvenience for both parties. When staff requires the advanced tools, they need to switch license levels, perform the work, then switch back to Basic. Issue: We have a very limited number of Advanced (ArcInfo) seats. Each machine has a different configuration of available licenses. For ArcGIS, we have concurrent-use licenses that are divided between three license manager machines. History and cause: Over the past few years, our agency's IT have been working on tightening up security, which means removing the local admin permission for many users/user-machines (btw - helpful even for those with admin rights). This is to help others that are needing the same, but please take time to understand what it is doing, and modify for your organization as needed. We have tested on several machines with ArcGIS 10.2-10.5.1, both physical machines and virtual, desktop win7 and MS Server 20(?). You can run the ArcGIS Administrator after installation to change the license manager or any other required process changes the REGISTRY which can cause issues if something is set incorrectly. Your current authorization will be preserved and reconfiguredДЇor concurrent-use users, ensure the license manager you are connecting to is a 10.2, 10.2.1, or 10.2.2 license manager.

#CHANGE LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS CONCURRENT WINDOWS#

If you wish to change the installation location, you will need to manually uninstall the previous installation through Add/Remove from the Windows Control Panel before installing ArcGIS 10.2.2 for Desktop in the new location. After installation, any customizations, add-ons, or third-party applications installed for 10.1 must be reapplied to 10.2.2.

#CHANGE LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS CONCURRENT UPGRADE#

The installation location parent folder is retained, although the upgrade is installed in a Desktop10.2 folder. The settings for the installation location, license manager (for concurrent use), or authorization information (for single use) are retained in the upgrade. The ArcGIS 10.2.2 for Desktop setup package is designed to detect and upgrade an existing installation of ArcGIS 10.1 for Desktop (including SP1) on the target system.

Change license manager arcgis concurrent