LabVIEW
Temp license when not on the web
HI James,
I think you use a License server. So every seven days you have to check in.
After seven days it will turn into an evaluation edition.
Ton
I think you use a License server. So every seven days you have to check in.
After seven days it will turn into an evaluation edition.
Ton
LabVIEW user groep 
jamesz,
2 things:
First, are you removing your network card (is this a laptop?) when you "unplug"? If so, that's the cause of the problem. The network card must stay installed on the PC in order for you not to get this message. Also do you see your computer ID change when you "unplug"? You can find your computer id by going to start>>Program Files>>National Instruments>>NI License Manager>>Display computer information.
If you're not removing your network card and your computer id is changing, go ahead and contact ni from http://www.ni.com/support/ and select the email option.
Chris c
National Instruments
Hey Jamesz,
Go to Start>>Programs>>National Instruments>>NI License manager, then go to Options>>Preferences. What do you have under "Use Network License Servers"?
Chris C
jamesz,
I should have read your previous post more carefully before replying last time. You said that your computer ID is the same since the day you first got LabVIEW. I assume this means that it DOES NOT change when you unplug your cat 5 cable. Is this correct? Also, do you have other versions of LabVIEW or other NI software on your computer that require a license?
If everything seems to be working correctly, please contact NI support at the email address I mentioned above.
Chris C
