VRED 2020.2 uses the CLM Hub, which makes it easier to deploy VRED. The CLM Hub eliminates write access issues to /var/opt/Autodesk
and avoids dealing with extra services required by CLIC v2. These issues were introduced with VRED 2020.0 and 2020.1, as a result of the upgrade from CLIC v1 to CLIC v2.
These are the licensing changes on Linux between 2019.x, 2020.0/1, and 2020.2+:
VRED 2020.2 moves from CLIC v2 to the use of the CLM Hub, introducing the following:
VRED 2020.0 and 2020.1 moves from CLIC v1 to CLIC v2, introducing the following:
~/Autodesk
and /var/opt/Autodesk
, such as ProductInformation.pit
/var/opt/Autodesk
AdskLicensingService
via the clusterService
scriptAdskLicensingAgent
service when checking out a license and the halting of it when VRED terminatesFor customers who don't update to 2020.2, we have provided a zip file (VREDCluster-2020.x-LicensePatch.zip
), containing a patch for VREDCluster 2020 and 2020.1 on Linux. It switches the license system from CLIC V2 to the CLM Hub to fix several issues, like write access to /var/opt/Autodesk
and extra services required by CLIC v2.
The VREDCluster for Linux, also called VRED Render Node for Linux, is available only from the Accounts portal at (https://manage.autodesk.com).
If you go to (https://manage.autodesk.com), in the Products & Services > Product Updates, look for VRED Render Node 2020.1.1 License Bug Fix (VREDCluster-2020.x-LicensePatch.zip
).
This zip file contains two shell script files, VREDCluster-2020-12.0-LicensePatch.sh
and VREDCluster-2020.1-12.1-LicensePatch.sh
.
To install the patches, open a terminal, go to the location of the VREDCluster-12.x
folder, and execute the shell scripts, VREDCluster-2020-12.0-LicensePatch.sh
and VREDCluster-2020.1-12.1-LicensePatch.sh
, from that location.
VRED 2019.x used CLIC v1, introducing the following:
VRED_TMP
, such as ProductInformation.pit