Current Licensing information
License information on a per product basis is found on http://it.tufts.edu .
Software License Compliance
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Software | Concurrent seat count | FlexLM license server port | License server(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
Matlab(base) | Tufts site license | 50002 | matlab-lm01.uit.tufts.edu, matlab-lm02.uit.tufts.edu, matlab-lm03.uit.tufts.edu |
Comsol | 5 | 50003 | comsol-lm01.uit.tufts.edu, comsol-lm02.uit.tufts.edu, comsol-lm03.uit.tufts.edu |
Mathematica | Tufts site license | 16286 | mathematica-lm01.uit.tufts.edu |
Abaqus | 8 | 50005 | abaqus-lm01.uit.tufts.edu, abaqus-lm02.uit.tufts.edu, abaqus-lm03.uit.tufts.edu |
Ansys5 | 50 Research, 500 Teaching, 256 HPC cores | 50000 | ansys-lm01.uit.tufts.edu, ansys-lm02.uit.tufts.edu, ansys-lm03.uit.tufts.edu |
Maple | 5 | 50004 | maple-lm01.uit.tufts.edu, maple-lm02.uit.tufts.edu, maple-lm03.uit.tufts.edu |
Stata | 2 | NA | NA |
Portland Compilers | 5 | 50006 | pgi-lm01.uit.tufts.edu, pgi-lm02.uit.tufts.edu, pgi-lm03.uit.tufts.edu |
Intel | 2 | 50007 | intel-lm01.uit.tufts.edu, intel-lm02.uit.tufts.edu, intel-lm03.uit.tufts.edu |
SigmaPlot | 10 | NA | licenses01.atech.tufts.edu (see note) |
TecPLot | 6 | 50010 | tecplot-lm01.uit.tufts.edu |
IDL | 60 | 50008 | idl-lm01.uit.tufts.edu, idl-lm02.uit.tufts.edu, idl-lm03.uit.tufts.edu |
CLCBio | 5 | 6200 | clc-lm01.uit.tufts.edu |
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Tufts network concurrent license is comprised of approximately 50 or so popular Mathworks Toolboxes. Matlab may be installed on Tufts owned machines such as lab computers and faculty hardware. As a network license, the installed machine must be on Tufts' network for authentication. If you or your lab wishes to use this license on local hardware, please contact your local FSP/IT support person. The following Toolboxes are currently part of the license:
Mathematica University-Wide Unlimited Site License
Tufts recently(summer 2012) upgraded it's license to the Unlimited Program.
There are several benefits of this program. Use of Mathematica on the research cluster will allow for the use of hundreds of cores for tasks requiring more computing power than available on laptops and desktops. An upgrade of the current cluster license to the unlimited license is planned for Fall 2012. Another benefit of this program allows Tufts' participation in the vendor Home Use Program. Tufts faculty, research staff and students may obtain access to a stand-alone copy for personal use. Under this program, this is a transaction between the participant and the vendor. The vendor supplied individual password and media expire in conjunction with the Tufts license each year on March 31st. As part of the license, it is up to the participant to contact Mathematica to receive an updated password. Note, this is not automatic. If no action is taken, your license expires. In addition, upgrades are included, but you will need to request those as well via the vendor website. The following license id is needed to register: L2806-0850
Additional instructions can be found at: http://it.tufts.edu
License Access summary and benefits
License type | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|
cluster | scalable to many cores, remote access, access to more memory | account required, X11 graphics support needed for PC |
home use | stand-alone license for PC, Mac, linux, | yearly renewal |
lab use | option for labs, one password | possible lab specific issues |
network concurrent | desktop or laptop | must be on Tufts network or VPN |
Additional questions about other types of access such as lab installs or network concurrent license should be directed via email to cluster-support@tufts.edu.
Tufts University's license agreement with Mathematica restricts use of the Mathematica software to university faculty, staff and students working on institutionally-owned or leased computers. Faculty home use of the software on a faculty member's personally-owned computer is permitted for academic research and instruction under a separate addendum to the university's agreement with Wolfram Research. Student home use of the software on a student's personally-owned computer is permitted for academic research and instruction under a separate addendum to the university's agreement with Wolfram Research.
Maple Faculty Home use program
Tufts Maple license provides for Tufts' participation in the Maple Adoption Program. Full-time faculty may obtain access to a stand-alone copy of Maple for home use. The version the vendor supplies is a stand alone version(with it's own license). The vendor supplied individual password and media expire in conjunction with the Tufts license each year in March. Note, the number of faculty that may participate is capped to the size of our concurrent license and is first come first serve.
For additional program details and faculty registration visit here.
TecPlot
A floating network license for six seats of TecPlot 360 is available on the cluster and Tufts owned desktops. License server configuration information is mentioned here.
Additional terms and conditions:
Note1: Must be full time student or teaching faculty member. Student researchers (i.e. post graduate research associates) are OK.
Note2: We allow use on University or personally owned machines. Tecplot respects the University's right to allow use only on University owned machines.
Note3: As long as researchers meet criteria above
Note4-6: Can be used in these situations as long as use is for educational and not any commercial purposes.
Abaqus
Note#1:
Abaqus can only execute on Tufts campuses. Faculty and Students can install/run on campus but not from home. In order to run Abaqus offsite, you could vpn/ssh etc. into the campus network and remotely execute Abaqus that's installed on computer that is located on campus.
Note#2:
Abaqus Research Edition may be used for funded research provided the results of such research are not proprietary.
Sigmaplot
The single license server that should be used is licenses01.atech.tufts.edu
Installation Instructions:
- Download the file to your machine:
http://www.sigmaplot.com/products/sigmaplot/produpdates/sigmaplot12.3.zip
or find a copy at: /cluster/shared/dmarshal/ISO/
- Unzip the installer file
- Uninstall SigmaPlot 12.0, 12.1 or 12.2 Release Version
- Back up your files in the <user>\SigmaPlot\SPW12 folder if you have made changes to them. The exact profile folder depends on the operating system.
- Delete that <user>\SigmaPlot\SPW12 folder
- Double-click on the EXE file and install the program
For serial number to use for installation contact cluster-support@tufts.edu.
On Windows machines two environment variables are needed:
LSFORCEHOST license01.atech.tufts.edu
LSHOSTS license01.atech.tufts.edu
MATLAB
Simulink
Bioinformatics Toolbox
Communications System Toolbox
Computer Vision System Toolbox
Control System Toolbox
Curve Fitting Toolbox
DSP System Toolbox
Data Acquisition Toolbox
Database Toolbox
Embedded Coder
Filter Design HDL Coder
Financial Toolbox
Fixed-Point Designer
Fuzzy Logic Toolbox
Global Optimization Toolbox
HDL Coder
HDL Verifier
Image Acquisition Toolbox
Image Processing Toolbox
Instrument Control Toolbox
MATLAB Coder
MATLAB Compiler
Mapping Toolbox
Model Predictive Control Toolbox
Model-Based Calibration Toolbox
Neural Network Toolbox
Optimization Toolbox
Parallel Computing Toolbox
Partial Differential Equation Toolbox
RF Toolbox
Robust Control Toolbox
Signal Processing Toolbox
SimBiology
SimEvents
SimHydraulics
SimMechanics
SimPowerSystems
SimRF
Simscape
Simulink 3D Animation
Simulink Coder
Simulink Control Design
Simulink Real-Time
Stateflow
Statistics Toolbox
Symbolic Math Toolbox
System Identification Toolbox
Wavelet Toolbox
Mathematica University-Wide Unlimited Site License
Tufts recently(summer 2012) upgraded it's license to the Unlimited Program.
There are several benefits of this program. Use of Mathematica on the research cluster will allow for the use of hundreds of cores for tasks requiring more computing power than available on laptops and desktops. An upgrade of the current cluster license to the unlimited license is planned for Fall 2012. Another benefit of this program allows Tufts' participation in the vendor Home Use Program. Tufts faculty, research staff and students may obtain access to a stand-alone copy for personal use. Under this program, this is a transaction between the participant and the vendor. The vendor supplied individual password and media expire in conjunction with the Tufts license each year on March 31st. As part of the license, it is up to the participant to contact Mathematica to receive an updated password. Note, this is not automatic. If no action is taken, your license expires. In addition, upgrades are included, but you will need to request those as well via the vendor website. The following license id is needed to register: L2806-0850
Additional instructions can be found at: http://it.tufts.edu
License Access summary and benefits
License type | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|
cluster | scalable to many cores, remote access, access to more memory | account required, X11 graphics support needed for PC |
home use | stand-alone license for PC, Mac, linux, | yearly renewal |
lab use | option for labs, one password | possible lab specific issues |
network concurrent | desktop or laptop | must be on Tufts network or VPN |
Additional questions about other types of access such as lab installs or network concurrent license should be directed via email to cluster-support@tufts.edu.
Tufts University's license agreement with Mathematica restricts use of the Mathematica software to university faculty, staff and students working on institutionally-owned or leased computers. Faculty home use of the software on a faculty member's personally-owned computer is permitted for academic research and instruction under a separate addendum to the university's agreement with Wolfram Research. Student home use of the software on a student's personally-owned computer is permitted for academic research and instruction under a separate addendum to the university's agreement with Wolfram Research.
Maple Faculty Home use program
Tufts Maple license provides for Tufts' participation in the Maple Adoption Program. Full-time faculty may obtain access to a stand-alone copy of Maple for home use. The version the vendor supplies is a stand alone version(with it's own license). The vendor supplied individual password and media expire in conjunction with the Tufts license each year in March. Note, the number of faculty that may participate is capped to the size of our concurrent license and is first come first serve.
For additional program details and faculty registration visit here.
TecPlot
A floating network license for six seats of TecPlot 360 is available on the cluster and Tufts owned desktops. License server configuration information is mentioned here.
Additional terms and conditions:
Note1: Must be full time student or teaching faculty member. Student researchers (i.e. post graduate research associates) are OK.
Note2: We allow use on University or personally owned machines. Tecplot respects the University's right to allow use only on University owned machines.
Note3: As long as researchers meet criteria above
Note4-6: Can be used in these situations as long as use is for educational and not any commercial purposes.
Abaqus
Note#1:
Abaqus can only execute on Tufts campuses. Faculty and Students can install/run on campus but not from home. In order to run Abaqus offsite, you could vpn/ssh etc. into the campus network and remotely execute Abaqus that's installed on computer that is located on campus.
Note#2:
Abaqus Research Edition may be used for funded research provided the results of such research are not proprietary.
Sigmaplot
The single license server that should be used is licenses01.atech.tufts.edu
Maple
1. unless on school owned machine in labs
Stata SE & MP
Note #1: Stata on the cluster only serves licenses on the cluster and not user desktops. The license is node locked to the cluster and is not the same license as Tufts's GradPlan program for desktops.
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Occasionally there is interest in GAMS, but it is currently not available on the cluster. A few GAMS PC licenses are held by faculty throughout Tufts. If you have GAMS code and need to run it without having a license you should consider the public GAMS server service. Also check the GAMS Model Library page. This service allows you to submit your GAMS code via a web interface. Results are returned to you via email.
Alternatively, Matlab's Optimization Toolbox and Mathematica may also address your problem setting for mathematical programming problems.