At any point, you can go to http://www.reprisesoftware.com/admin/software-licensing.php for troubleshooting guides and manuals, or go tohttp://www.reprisesoftware.com/RLM_Troubleshooting_Tips.pdf for a troubleshooting checklist.

Check that the date on your computer is correct for both server and client.

Make sure the port numbers used in your server and client license files are the same. The port number is shown after the host name and Ethernet ID in the HOST line of the license. You can change the port numbers without invalidating the license, but you will need to restart the license server after they are modified. Also make sure this port number doesn't conflict with other applications that might use the same port.

Check the status of your licenses using the RLM server's web interface. From the server machine go to http://localhost:5054 or from another machine use http://servername:5054, replacing server name as appropriate. See if any useful information is shown there. To reread the license file: on the left side of the main page select Reread/Restart Servers, and then on that page click on Reread Licenses.

Make sure the Ethernet ID in your license correctly matches that of your license server machine. Run the following command on your license server machine to find the Ethernet ID that RLM is expecting:

• On Windows: "\Program Files\GenArts\rlm\rlmutil.exe" rlmhostid ether
• On Mac: "/Library/Application Support/genarts/rlm/rlmutil" rlmhostid ether
• On Linux: /usr/genarts/rlm/rlmutil rlmhostid ether

Then make sure the Ethernet ID in your server license file is equal to that. The Ethernet ID is just after the host name in the HOST line of the license. If they differ, please let us know the correct Ethernet ID so we can regenerate your license.

Make sure the host name in your license files correctly matches that of your license server machine. Run the following command on your license server machine to find the host name that RLM is expecting:

• On Windows: "\Program Files\GenArts\rlm\rlmutil.exe" rlmhostid host
• On Mac: "/Library/Application Support/genarts/rlm/rlmutil" rlmhostid host
• On Linux: /usr/genarts/rlm/rlmutil rlmhostid host

Then make sure the host name in your client and server license files are equal to that. If they differ, either correct the name in the license files, or use the license server IP address instead. (If you instead need to change the host ID, then click here to submit a request to our Support team.)

If all looks OK in the web interface, and the license seems to be up, then make sure you can "ping" the server from the client using the host name specified in the license file. (This ensures that the client can get the server's IP address from its host name, and that there is a working connection between them.) If this doesn't work, you can try replacing the host name with the IP address of the license server in the license files.