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New HPC Feature anshpc: Restrictions?

    • CMCsupport1
      Subscriber
      Good morning, nLast Friday, CMC Microsystems staff overhauled our ANSYS licence servers (Research and Teaching) when we updated/renewed our licence files. We now have ANSYS Academic Multiphysics Campus Solution - Research licence features. nTo accommodate this update, we've pushed students onto the 2020 R1 and R2 software, and described the changes required to 'see' these new features (e.g. PPE error for HFSS users) .nTwo subscribers running ANSYS EDT are reporting that they cannot use the same number of cores they once did when pointing to feature hfsshpc. They are now redirected to feature anshpc, I presume automatically. nI don't believe we are restricting access to this feature. Is there an in-built licence restriction that is preventing these students from using more than a handful of cores? Base core count for electronics_desktop (ANSYS EDT) seems to be four, after which they draw upon the anshpc feature.nWe are no-where near reaching our licence limit for this feature (hundreds). There doesn't seem to be a setting inside Electronics Desktop that determines how many anshpc features can be grabbed. Am I correct? nI understand that you can't visualise the complexity of our licence distribution mechanisms. This request is to eliminate our ANSYS licence management software and file as throttles.nWe expect to introduce ANSYS 2021 R1 this month to our subscribers for download and use. Right now, we are using your 2020 releases to bring our subscribers up-to-date. nThank you for your consideration.Regards,nCMC Microsystems technical support staffnKingston, Ontarionn
    • ANSYS_MMadore
      Ansys Employee
      Please have the users update their HPC and Analysis Options to select Pool licenses, and select the appropriate Design Type.nnnnThanks,nMattn
    • CMCsupport1
      Subscriber
      Good morning, Mr. Madore, nThank you for the reminder. These generic anshpc features are software-agnostic, and we have a better understanding now of our licence structure. nThis request is closed.
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