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Eagle 6.5 network installation

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Hi

I’m implementing eagle for my company. I bought license for 3 users.

Is it possible to install eagle on a server and allow users to use it through network share?

If yes, how should I do it?

If not, is there any way to achieve that?

I’d like to avoid local installation on a specific pc because in my company pc's and employees change quite often.

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    Am 07.01.2014 10:14, schrieb Lukasz Tefal:

    Hi

    I’m implementing eagle for my company. I bought license for 3 users.

    Is it possible to install eagle on a server and allow users to use it

    through network share?

    If yes, how should I do it?

     

    If not, is there any way to achieve that?

    I’d like to avoid local installation on a specific pc because in my

    company pc's and employees change quite often.

     

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    from the manual...

     

    Notes for Installing in a Network

    The user rights of multipleuser licenses differ from those of the

    singleuser version. The software itself does not contain any

    special network mechanism, and can therefore be used on most networks.

     

    A typical installation may be performed as the following:

    The EAGLE program is installed on a server.

    Library, design, ULP, project and other directories can be freely

    chosen. After installation, EAGLE is started and licensed from one

    of the workstations. This requires write access in the subdirectory

    bin of the EAGLE directory. The license file eagle.key that has been

    created is not changed  again after the installation. Write access

    is no longer required.

    EAGLE can now be called from all the other workstations.

    Please ensure that all the workstations call EAGLE in the same way

    as it was used when licensing.

     

    A private working directory (local or on the network) can now be set

    up for each computer. A userspecific configuration file (eaglerc.usr

    under Windows, or .eaglerc under Linux or Mac OS X) is located in

    this directory. Further subdirectories can then, for instance,

    contain individual projects.

     

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