I know this can be done, but, unfortunately, the only person I know that has done it where I work is no longer here.
Here's what I need to do:
I want to tie a seat of Pro/E to a USB NIC (Linksys USB200M), so it can be used by one of our users both here and at home. The idea is to use the USB NIC like a Dongle. I've seen this done with PCMCIA cards before.
Here are the particulars:
1. Both PCs *are* tied to TCP/IP networks, but *NOT* through the USB NIC (meaning the USB NIC is a second, UNCONNECTED NIC).
2. both Workstations are running Windows 2000.
What I need is someone that has done this to give me a helpful step-by-step. I've seen allot of messages stating that you have to disable autosense, move the USB NIC to primary and Generate a new license, but, despite having done all those, it still isn't working.
Do I need a Floating or Fixed license tied to the USB NIC?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-R.
Here's what I need to do:
I want to tie a seat of Pro/E to a USB NIC (Linksys USB200M), so it can be used by one of our users both here and at home. The idea is to use the USB NIC like a Dongle. I've seen this done with PCMCIA cards before.
Here are the particulars:
1. Both PCs *are* tied to TCP/IP networks, but *NOT* through the USB NIC (meaning the USB NIC is a second, UNCONNECTED NIC).
2. both Workstations are running Windows 2000.
What I need is someone that has done this to give me a helpful step-by-step. I've seen allot of messages stating that you have to disable autosense, move the USB NIC to primary and Generate a new license, but, despite having done all those, it still isn't working.
Do I need a Floating or Fixed license tied to the USB NIC?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-R.