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1. PROBLEM CONNECTING TO LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS 10.3 SOFTWARE
2. PROBLEM CONNECTING TO LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS 10.3 CODE

For versions 10.1, 10.2 and 10.3 the Desktop10.0 part of the path changes respectively to the version number. If you installed the software in any other it must reflected there.

PROBLEM CONNECTING TO LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS 10.3 CODE

Path: Keep in mind that the section of code below shows the command to open the software if it’s located in the given path. START "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.0\Bin\ARCMAP.exe" REM You can set the ESRI_SOFTWARE_CLASS as follows: Save your file when you are done – batch files have a *.bat extension.Type the following – I’ve included comments as it’s good practice.Create a batch file – remember those, right?.In order to relieve this nuisance, a simple very handy solution is presented next. When you work in an enterprise or somewhat medium to large setting, this issue becomes some common that it quickly becomes a sore point among GIS users. As we all know, the system administrator is usually a very busy person – and understandably – will not prioritize your problem because everybody else has a more critical issue at hand. Normally, this should not present a big problem, and you should be able to change the license level easily using the supplied ArcGIS Administrator utility.Īs is customary in many enterprise environments, most users will usually have a domain based account with restrictive policies enforced at the domain level in simple terms – you are not a machine administrator and now in order to do your work you must wait until a license is released or you must contact the system administrator.

PROBLEM CONNECTING TO LICENSE MANAGER ARCGIS 10.3 SOFTWARE

The important message here is that whatever license level you are currently set at – the license manager (usually a server machine with special software called License Manager that manages the check-in/check-out license transactions) is notifying you – the user – that no more licenses are available at this moment. This was the way esri’s licensing levels were denominated until very recently when they decided to change it to Basic, Standard and Advanced. What’s happening? ArcGIS licenses come in three flavors: ArcMap, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo. If you are a regular user of ArcGIS Desktop in a concurrent environment chances are you have seen this dialog box before with the infamous message “ArcGIS Desktop: All Licenses are in use!”: ArcGIS Desktop – All licenses are in use!