LabVIEW Initializing Plug Ins takes too long time.

[rajamodol]

Hi Sam,

thanks again for your reply. The solution to start LabVIEW without a network connection can be an option when working directly with test system. Normally, i am working per-remote. So, i would like to know if there is a way to avoid LabVIEW communicating with license server everytime it's started.

Any suggestion?

Thanks,

Rajamodol

[Sam_Sharp]

No, because if you're using the license manager it requests a license on launch.

The only other option you have is to use VLM to create a disconnected license and then remove your license server from license manager on your machine.

[Michael_78]

We use a license server at work, and if I try to start LabVIEW at home it takes a very long time. Like Sam, I have to delete the volume license server address from License Manage to get LabVIEW to start quickly.

[billko]

Hi, rajamodol:

I'm finding your avatar to be extremely annoying and has the opposite effect on me than you intended.  It makes me NOT want to view the post; indeed, this is the first time I ventured into one of your posts.

Please don't take this the wrong way, because I'm not ranting or insisting that you change it just for me.  It just makes me want to scroll your posts off the screen to avoid the blinking, and I thought you might be interested in my feedback.

Thanks!

[rajamodol]

Hi Billko,

sorry, if it is annoying you. So, i have changed it.

Hope now you can read my message and also come with some feedback.

Thanks,

Rajamodol

[billko]

Hey, I appreciate that you changed the avatar.  I appreciate it A LOT.  More than a lot.  I actually had to look away from the screen when I first encountered it.  In retrospect, maybe it is because I had epilepsy as a kid and it still triggers a faint response that is registered now as just an annoyance but not an episode.

I am glad you have been presented with some possible solutions on the real topic of your post.  I like the idea of removing the server.  I hope you will be able to resove this!  🙂