The bottom line? Get your ArcGIS Pro licenses onto a 10.5.1 License Manager before upgrading to ArcGIS Pro 2.Ubuntu, I have been using it since the inception in 2004 it is consistently in the top 10 Linux distributions according to DistroWatch, and the parent company Cannocial is based on Isle of Man where arguably the most intense motorcycle race in the world is contested. On Linux, you can run License Server Administrator from the installation location using the following command: /arcgis/license10.5/LSAdmin. If you choose to do this step at a later time, on Windows, you can access License Server Administrator from Start > Programs > ArcGIS > License Manager > License Server Administrator. Complete the authorization process and start the license service.
At the end of the installation, ArcGIS License Server Administrator appears.Ĥ. Follow the instructions to install the license manager to the desired location. Run the License Manager setup from your downloadģ.
Make sure to choose the product appropriate for your organization's platform (Windows or Linux). ArcGIS License Manager 10.5.1 should be the only result. In the Quick Search, type License Manager.Ĭ. Log in to My Esri and go to My Organizations > Downloads.ī. For users who currently have a previous version of ArcGIS License Manager and wish to migrate to the latest 10.5.1 version of ArcGIS License Manager, follow the instructions below:Ī. Concurrent Use licensing is the same in ArcGIS Pro as it is in ArcMap.Īs we approach the release of ArcGIS Pro 2.0, organizations using concurrent use licenses or Named User via Portal for ArcGIS will need to upgrade to License Manager 10.5.1 first, before upgrading to Pro 2.0. Simultaneous use of ArcGIS Pro is limited by the number of available licenses in the License Manager Server.
Concurrent Use licensing allows more users to have ArcGIS Pro installed on their machine than the total number of licenses.
You can choose the license level and extensions you want as long as the appropriate license is available. With a Concurrent Use license, your machine points to a License Manager Server for license authorization from a shared pool of licenses. Many organizations that are accustomed to using the concurrent use licensing model for ArcMap have extended that model to license ArcGIS Pro. ArcGIS Pro provides the flexibility to license the application with either the default Named User model, or by converting licenses to Concurrent Use or Single Use.
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