scottvaughan Posted June 25, 2008 Posted June 25, 2008 Over the past few days I have been experiencing License Key Conflicts with fully licensed machines. I am running FMServer 8.### with a mix of about 8 clients. Randomly, FM Pro on a client machine will quit. Upon relaunch the user will get a License conflict. now this has happened before and we had to restart the machine to fix it. That no lnoger works. I have to close all of the DB's and then reopen them. trying to disconnect the just crashed client from FMServer does nothing. I cannot even send a message. Anyone else having similar problems or does anyone have a solution? Thanks
aldipalo Posted June 25, 2008 Posted June 25, 2008 I'm using FM 9 and Server 9 and the same thing happens to me. If I wait 2 - 3 minutes it starts up again. I just thought it may take the server a few minutes to clear itself out and then accept the request from the client. Anyway, I don't need to reboot. That would have to be very annoying!
Steven H. Blackwell Posted June 25, 2008 Posted June 25, 2008 Do you have a volume license or a group of individual licenses, e.g. FileMaker Pro in the box? You may have a corrupted client FMP installation. Steven
RobinDC Posted August 14, 2008 Posted August 14, 2008 I discovered mine was due to a bad External Data Source.
bkamlin Posted October 9, 2008 Posted October 9, 2008 This is a guess but could it have anything to do with the server having two network cards and the user logs into different databases on different IPs/NICs? I have learned to live with this problem with my Filemaker Advanced (Developer) 8/9. Filemaker Server has license checking that sees each fm software app diferently because it exists on different NICs. Even though the server app is the same. I guess I could bridge the two NIC's on the server, but I'd rather keep FM traffic on one NIC and all other traffic on the other NIC. Any ideas?
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