Using a Network Named User license on machine not connected to Domain

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Ben Goodman 2023-10-25

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评论： Ben Goodman 2023-10-25

Our current licenses are for Network Named Users for a range of products. Most of the products we use are licensed for two. Some of the toolboxes are just licensed for one.

I need to do some "Simulink in the loop" testing on a machine that is not conected to our Doamin. The machine cannot be conected for security reasons. The testing would be mainly just running a Simulink model with maybe scoping some signals to understand performance etc.

What is going to be the easiest way to accomplish this?

Is it just the Simulink Desktop Real-Time product needed to do that?

Can we temporarily transfer one of licenses to that machine?

Thanks for your consideration

Denver Jeans

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Walter Roberson 2023-10-25

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编辑：Walter Roberson 2023-10-25

The official solution would involve installing a second license server inside the safe zone.

If, though, you only need this testing for one or two months, then ask for a Trial license. Mathworks is often willing to let people use Trial licenses for short-term work. You will need to go through your sales representative to get a Trial license for your R2022a release.