Problem(Abstract) The following two errors have been reported by customers to show up in three different scenarios. [1] 'Sentinel RMS Development Kit: Error [88]: Operating in stand-alone mode using terminal client. This is not allowed by the vendor' [2] 'Sentinel RMS Development Kit: Error[131]: Client library not in initialized state.' [SCENARIO 1] When the Modeler 16.0 client is launched.

[SCENARIO 2] This message appears when 'Sentinel RMS Server Administration' (WlmAdmin) is launched and the plus sign next to 'Subnet Servers' is clicked. Note: The icon that appears under 'Subnet Server' after the plus sign is clicked is named ‘no-net’. LM version 9.5.0.1 for sure. [SCENARIO 3] When the Statistics 22.0 client is launched.

If your volume license server is running on a port other than 2. Once this field is properly configured, you should be able to see the volume licenses from the volume license server. Try launching the client software. If the client software is not working, check the debug log on the volume license server. • Wait 10 minutes and run the application on client computer again. SentinelLM checks the status of all the licenses on client computers and releases a license automatically if a connection has been inactive for about 10 minutes. • Restart the SentinelLM service (see Problem: License server does not run, Part 2). • Reboot the license server.

NOTE: If customers are getting the additional error of 'Error #2084.' Tacked on the error message, for example: “Error #2084. The license for IBM SPSS Statistics is not valid on a computer running NT Terminal Server.

Execution of this command stops. Specific symptom number: 88”. That would indicate that Terminal Services is turned on for this server. Verify with the customer that they are actually using a concurrent license and that MS Terminal Services is not running on the machine. My most recent discover is when the LM has been functioning correctly and then MS Windows Updates were done on the Microsoft Server where the license manager was installed and the LSHOST system environment variable was changed from the systems IP Address or Hostname to 'no-net'.

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Cause: The LSHOST Environment Variable being changed on either the Client computer or the computer where the license manager is installed. In some cases they are one in the same. Possible causes of change: 1) MS Windows Updates where done on the MS Server and the LSHOST system environment variable got changed from the systems IP Address or Hostname to 'no-net'. PMR 02098,082,000 closed on 9/5/2014 was this exact reason.

Customer was to send MS update logs but never were sent. 2) Resent Group Policy that was pushed out to users and possibly changed permissions? 3) Third party software or the operating systems software that could change environment variables. We have come up with three solutions that have worked for different customers.

Generally in my experience the first one resolves most of our customers. (1) One or both of the following may need to be performed to resolve the error, depending on where the LSHOST System Environment Variable exists: (a) Changing the LSHOST System Environment Variable value from 'no-net' to the IP Address or Hostname on the machine housing the Sentinel License Manager. (b) Changing the LSHOST System Environment Variable value from 'no-net' to the IP Address or Hostname on the machine housing the Client software.

THIS INFORMATION ONLY PERTAINS TO SOFTWARE VERSIONS IDL 8.5, ENVI 5.3 AND PRIOR Topic: For floating license trouble shooting: Symptom: When starting a Windows IDL or other RSI product session from a floating license client machine, you encounter an error message like the following:% LICENSE MANAGER: Cannot connect to license server The server (lmgrd) has not been started yet, or the wrong port@host or license file is being used, or the port or hostname in the license file has been changed. Feature: idl Server name: myserver License path: C: Program Files ITT license license.dat;C: Program Files ITT license *.lic FLEXnet error: -15,10. System Error: 10061 'WinSock: Connection refused' Discussion: This error indicates that the FLEXlm routines in the application are unable to make a TCP connection to the server and port specified in the license file. Possible causes/solutions for this behavior are listed below 1.) PROBLEM: The wrong license file is being referenced by IDL. SOLUTION: Verify that the application is using the proper license file. Check the paths and spelling of the licenses listed in the 'license path' indicated in the error message.