The URL link on the bottom of this dialog box will open the licensing info that was stored on your local system.
Once this is completed, the software is activated and you can start working. Give it a minute or two to complete and you will be ready to go. So clicking Activate will start the process… The clock starts ticking on the day you install and open the product the first time. If you want to continue in Trial mode, then click the Try button on the left. If you are connected to the Internet, then click the Activate button in the lower right side of the dialog box. The activation code is registered with your software along with the machine you installed it on, license type and expiration date. The server generates an activation codeĤ. It connects online to their licensing serversģ.
Autodesk records the product name, serial number, product key and request codeĢ. Here is what is happening via the automated process:ġ. I would suggest the connected process that is completed with a few clicks. They are not to be used for commercial or for-profit purposes.Īctivation is done via the Internet (or you can call them) by completing a 4 step process that is automatic when you are on the web, but manual if you call them. Trial licenses are only available as Stand-Alone and are for demonstration or evaluation purposes only. It is a full blow try before you buy option. This is a 30 day period for testing the full install. When you first open the product, it will be in the Trial Version mode. Activation is pretty easy to do as long as you are connected to the Internet. You can use the license export/import also for the same but reinstalled PC.Once you have installed AutoCAD 2014, you will need to either continue using the 30 day trial or activate the license that you have purchased. A Private license will automatically become "Public" after 14 days of parking. The exported license can be marked as "Private" (so you can re-import them only with the same login credentials and only for the same serial number of CAD product) or as "Public" (anyone can - after any login - capture the license, for the same product and the same serial number). You can use this online license pool for any transfers of your local licenses (SLM) of Autodesk software within your company. The tool LTU uses a password protected online pool on Autodesk web servers (https) to relocate - first to export ("park") and then to restore your software license So the old program PLU26.exe is no more available in Autodesk Shared. The "Portable license utility" (PLU) employing hardware-related transfer codes and transfer files was replaced since version 2010 with a new, much simple tool - the "Online License Transfer Utility" (OLT, LTU, LTU.exe). Where to find the Portable license utility (PLU) in AutoCAD 2010, 2012, 2014 and higher?
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