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EPLAN License Manager
Installation Instructions
Version 7.1
06 / 2012
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Table of contents
Table of contents
Introduction ....................................................................................... 5
Notes for the Reader .................................................................................. 6
Requirements .................................................................................... 7
Software ..................................................................................................... 7
Approved for ............................................................................................... 8
Software No Longer Supported ................................................................. 8
Updating an Existing EPLAN License Manager .............................. 9
Uninstalling ELM 6.1 under Windows Server 2003.................................... 9
Uninstalling RDS 5 under Windows Server 2003 ...................................... 9
Uninstalling RDS 4.3 under Windows 2000 Server ................................. 10
Installing the EPLAN License Manager ................................................... 11
Configuring the DCOM Interface .................................................... 15
Approved Windows Server Operating Systems ....................................... 15
Windows XP Professional, Windows Vista, and Windows 7.................... 22
Configuring the EPLAN License Manager ..................................... 30
Launching the configuration program ...................................................... 31
Validating / Updating a License ............................................................... 31
Defining Bundles ...................................................................................... 32
Defining new bundles ............................................................................................. 34
Editing bundles ....................................................................................................... 36
Specifying Properties ............................................................................... 37
Making Settings for Borrowing Network Licenses .................................... 41
Define Settings for Saving the Event Log ................................................ 43
Define Settings for Rights Management .................................................. 44
Specifying Settings for Failure Protection ................................................ 47
Using EPLAN License Client .......................................................... 51
Installing the EPLAN License Client ........................................................ 51
Connecting the Client Computer to the EPLAN License Manager .......... 52
Borrowing a License with EPLAN License Manager................................ 54
Creating a Request File with EPLAN License Client ............................... 56
EPLAN License Manager Installation Instructions 3

Table of contents
Loading a Confirmation File with EPLAN License Client ......................... 57

Retrieving the Validation Code Online with EPLAN License Client ......... 58
Starting EPLAN using Parameters ........................................................... 60
Using EPLAN License Manager Monitor ........................................ 62
Installing the EPLAN License Manager Monitor ...................................... 62
Displaying License Data........................................................................... 62
Create report ............................................................................................ 66
Creating an XML File ............................................................................... 67
Sample Default Listing ............................................................................. 71
Sample Listing of the Current Status for Variable Bundles ...................... 72
Sample of a Listing of the Current Status for Default Bundles................. 73
Sample Listing of the Status Within a Specific Period ............................. 74
Creating a Log File using Command Line Parameters ............................ 74
Parameters for the Call ............................................................................ 74
Example ................................................................................................... 75
4 EPLAN License Manager Installation Instructions

Introduction
Introduction
Dear EPLAN user,
This document describes how to install and configure the "EPLAN

License Manager" (ELM) Version 7.1. This program allows you to
manage EPLAN product licenses within a network. Communication
between server and client computers takes place via the "Remote
Dongle Service" (RDS), which is set up in Control Panel during
installation of the EPLAN License Manager and starts automatically.
The following components are available for network licensing:
• EPLAN License Manager for the server
• EPLAN License Client for the client computer(s)
• EPLAN License Manager Monitor
When using the EPLAN License Manager to license EPLAN products, it

is absolutely essential that you update the licensing on every connected
client computer. For more information on this, see the section entitled
"EPLAN License Client" on page 51.
The "EPLAN License Manager Monitor" can be installed on a server or
on a client computer and allows you to display the license status on an
EPLAN License Manager. More information on this is provided starting
on page 62.
Note:
Please note that only those bundles for which you actually have the
rights are displayed in the license status.
These instructions are aimed at administrators who are already familiar
with EPLAN and who have an in-depth knowledge of programs and
systems.

Introduction
Notes for the Reader

Before you begin reading, please note the following symbols and styles
used in this document:
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absolutely sure to read this warning before proceeding!
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• User interface elements are marked in bold so they can immediately

be located in the text.
• Italic text provides particularly important information that you should

definitely pay attention to.
• Code examples, directory names, direct input, etc. are shown in a

non-proportional font.
• Function keys, keyboard keys, and buttons within the program are
shown in square brackets (e.g. [F1] for the "F1" function key).
• To improve the flow of the text, we often use "menu paths" in this
document (for example, Start > Run). In order to find a particular
program function, the menus and options shown in a menu path must
be selected in the sequence shown.
• In combination with settings or fields (e.g. check boxes) which can

only be switched on or off, in this document we often use the term
"activate" (after which the setting is active ) and "deactivate" (after
which the setting is inactive ).

Requirements
Requirements
In order to run, the EPLAN License Manager requires the following
conditions to be satisfied:
Software
The following software preconditions must be satisfied:
• An operating system for which the EPLAN License Manager is
approved must be installed (see also the next section: "Approved
for").
• It is also assumed that the computer systems all have the latest
security updates.
• The installation must be carried out from a user account with

administrator rights.
• The dongle must be connected to the computer where the EPLAN

License Manager is to be installed.
• The installation starts automatically after the product CD is inserted. It

can also be started by running the Setup.exe file on the CD.
Caution:
EPLAN products should not be installed on servers running back-office
products from Microsoft (e.g. Proxy, SQL, Active Directory, Exchange) or
other vendors (e.g. Lotus Notes, Linux Server, Novell Server). This
EPLAN version is only suitable for Windows XP, Windows Vista and
Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008, but not for Windows
NT 4.0, Linux, or other operating systems. EPLAN Software & Service
GmbH & Co. KG provides no guarantee that these products will run with
EPLAN Electric P8 or other EPLAN products.

Requirements
Approved for
Client computer
• Windows XP Professional SP2 and SP3 with all hotfixes and updates
• Windows Vista SP2 (Vista Enterprise, Vista Business N, and Vista

Ultimate).
• Windows 7 (7 Professional, 7 Enterprise, and 7 Ultimate).
Server
• Windows Server 2003 SP2 and Windows Server 2003 R2 with all
hotfixes and updates.
• Windows Server 2008 SP2 and Windows Server 2008 R2 with all
hotfixes and updates.
Note:
Other servers (e.g. Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, Novell,
Linux) are not currently supported.
Software No Longer Supported

RDS 4.3 is no longer supported.

Updating an Existing EPLAN License Manager
Updating an Existing EPLAN

License Manager
Only one EPLAN License Manager can be run on a given computer. For
this reason, any existing version of the EPLAN License Manager /
Remote Dongle Service must be uninstalled first. The following section
describes this procedure using Windows Server 2003 as an example.
Uninstalling ELM 6.1 under Windows Server

2003
To upgrade to EPLAN License Manager 7.1, simply run the
Setup.exe file on the EPLAN License Manager 7.1 CD. The older
version will be automatically uninstalled.
Uninstalling RDS 5 under Windows Server 2003

1. To uninstall Remote Dongle Service 5, click Start and then select
Settings > Control Panel.
The Control Panel program of the operating system opens.
2. Click the Add or Remove Programs icon in Control Panel.
3. In the Add or Remove Programs dialog, select the EPLAN RDS

program and click [Change / Remove].
4. The uninstallation then begins. Follow the instructions for

uninstalling.
5. Finally, click [OK].
The EPLAN RDS 5 program has now been successfully removed.

Uninstalling RDS 4.3 under Windows 2000

Server
1. To uninstall Remote Dongle Service 4.3, click Start and then select
Settings > Control Panel.
The Control Panel program of the operating system opens.
2. Click the Add or Remove Programs icon in Control Panel.
3. In the Software dialog, select the Remote Dongle

Service 4.3 program and click [Change / Remove].
4. Answer the next two confirmation prompts with [Yes].
The uninstallation then begins. The check marks in the

subsequent dialog indicate how many components have been
removed, and the progress bar shows the current status of the
uninstall process.
5. Finally, click [OK].
The Remote Dongle Service 4.3 has now been successfully

removed.

Installing the EPLAN License Manager

Before starting to install the EPLAN License Manager, make sure that
the dongle provided is connected to the computer.
The installation program starts automatically after the product CD is
inserted. If you have deactivated "AutoRun" for CDs then double-click
the Setup.exe file in the root directory of the CD.
1. Once the installation wizard has started, select the Program variant
to be installed.
2. To install the EPLAN License Manager, select the "License Manager"

variant.
3. Click [Install].
4. In the following installation wizard dialogs, you will be asked to

confirm the license conditions and specify the Target Directory.
5. Click [Install] once more to start the actual installation.

The EPLAN License Manager - Configurator dialog opens

during the installation. This allows you to select a primary server and
activate your license data using the validation code supplied.
6. Select the functional level of your License Manager.
Caution:
If it is the first License Manager in your environment, make sure
that you select the Primary License Manager entry. The Standby
License Manager can only be used if you have included the Failure
protection option in your validated installation.
7. First enter the name of your company in the Company name box.

8. Enter your validation code in the Validation code box and then click
[OK].
Notes:
• At this point, you can also decide to just leave the box blank and
enter the validation code later. To do this, click [OK] and exit the
installation wizard.
• You can also enter several validation codes, one after another.
To do this, click [Apply] after entering the first code. The dialog
remains open and (after the licensed add-ons are displayed) you
can enter another validation code. Do not click [OK] until you
have entered the last validation code.
The licensed add-ons are then displayed in the Validated license

dialog.

9. Click [Close].
10. Finally, click [Finish] to end the installation wizard.
The following section explains how to configure the DCOM interface for
operating the EPLAN License Manager.

Configuring the DCOM Interface

Depending on the operating system, extra configuration of the DCOM
interface may be necessary so that the clients can access the computer
on which EPLAN License Manager was installed.
The computer on which EPLAN License Manager is installed, and the
clients accessing this computer, should all be members of the same
Windows domain.
If this is not the case, then an account with the same name and
password must be created on the server for every client user account.
Note:
It is assumed that the DCOM configuration reflects the default settings
made at the time the operating system was installed. If different settings
were made, e.g. to increase system security, then you should consult
your system administrator.
Approved Windows Server Operating Systems

Access can be configured so that every user logged into the domain can
use a license in EPLAN License Manager; alternatively, a group
containing the authorized users can be created. Both variants are
described in the following sections. For the second variant, it is assumed
that a group called "ELM Users" has been created.
First start the configuration program for the DCOM interface.
1. To do this, select Start > Run, and enter the dcomcnfg command in
the Run dialog.
The Component Services dialog opens.
2. In the tree view of this dialog, select Component Services >

Computers > My Computer.

3. Right-click My Computer, and select Popup menu > Properties.
The My Computer Properties dialog opens.
4. On the Default Properties tab, make sure that the Enable

Distributed COM on this computer check box is selected.

5. Switch to the COM Security tab.
6. Under Launch and Activation Permissions, click the [Edit Limits]

button.
The Launch Permission dialog opens.
7. You must now decide what security settings you wish to make.
If access is to be allowed for all users, select Everyone and then

select the Allow check box for all four permission types.

If access is only to be allowed for members of the ELM Users group,

click the [Add] button and select the appropriate group. After this, all
four permission types must be activated for this group via the Allow
check boxes.
8. Close the Launch Permission and My Computer Properties
dialogs by clicking [OK].
9. Then, in the tree view of the Component Services window, navigate

to the DCOM Config folder.

10. On the right side of the window, select the ELM7 component.
11. Right-click this component, and select Popup menu > Properties.
The ELM7 Properties dialog opens.
12. Select the Security tab.

13. In the Launch and Activation Permissions group box, select the
Customize option and then click the [Edit] button.
14. If access is to be allowed for all users, select Everyone and then


check boxes.
15. In the Access Permission group box, select the Customize option,
and click the [Edit] button.
The Access Permission dialog opens.


check boxes.
17. In the Configuration permission group box, select the Customize

option, and click the [Edit] button.
The Change configuration permission dialog opens.


check boxes.
19. Close the Launch Permission and ELM7 Properties dialogs by

clicking [OK].
The EPLAN License Manager can now be accessed from every

authorized client.
Windows XP Professional, Windows Vista, and

Windows 7
Access to the DCOM interface under Windows XP is described by way of
example.
Access can be configured so that every user logged into the domain can
use a license in EPLAN License Manager; alternatively, a group contain-
ing the authorized users can be created. Both variants are described in
the following sections. For the second variant, it is assumed that a group
called "ELM Users" has been created.

First start the configuration program for the DCOM interface.
1. To do this, select Start > Run, and enter the dcomcnfg command in
the Run dialog.
The Component Services dialog opens.

2. In the tree view of this dialog, select Component Services >
Computers > My Computer.
3. Right-click My Computer, and select Popup menu > Properties.
The My Computer Properties dialog opens.

4. On the Default Properties tab, make sure that the Enable

Distributed COM on this computer check box is selected.
5. Switch to the COM Security tab.
6. Under Access Permissions, click the [Edit Limits] button.

7. In the Access Permission dialog, enable Remote Access for the

"ANONYMOUS LOGON" user. Click [OK] to close the dialog.
8. In the My Computer Properties dialog under Launch and

Activation Permissions, click the [Edit Limits] button.
9. You must now decide what security settings you wish to make.
If access is to be allowed for all users, select Everyone and then


check boxes.
10. Close the Launch Permission and My Computer Properties

dialogs by clicking [OK].
11. Then, in the tree view of the Component Services window, navigate
to the DCOM Config folder.

12. On the right side of the window, select the ELM7 component.
13. Right-click this component, and select Popup menu > Properties.
The ELM7 Properties dialog opens.
14. Select the Security tab.

15. In the Launch and Activation Permissions group box, select the
Customize option and then click the [Edit] button.


check boxes.
17. Close the Launch Permission and ELM7 Properties dialogs by

clicking [OK].
The EPLAN License Manager can now be accessed from every

authorized client.

Configuring the EPLAN License Manager
Configuring the EPLAN License

Manager
When EPLAN License Manager is installed, a shortcut to the "ELM
Configurator" is created on the Windows desktop. You can use this
shortcut to launch the configuration program for the EPLAN License
Manager. The various tabs of the "EPLAN License Manager
Configurator" allow you to:
• Add additional validations
• Define bundles
• Configure License Manager properties, such as monitoring interval,
borrowing licenses offline, changing passwords and monitoring your
license.
• Specify settings for borrowing network licenses
• Specify settings for saving the event log
• Specify settings for rights management
• Specify settings for failure protection.

Launching the configuration program
1. Double-click the EPLAN icon "ELM Configurator" ( ).
The EPLAN License Manager – Configurator dialog opens.
Notes:
• You can also launch the configuration program via the Windows Start
menu. Installation of the EPLAN License Manager creates the menu
items ELM > ELM Configurator in the EPLAN program group.
• Please note that the Borrow, Event log, Rights management and
Failure protection tabs are only displayed if you have validated
EPLAN License Manager, and your license has the extensions
needed for this program.
• Clicking [Apply] saves your new settings in the configuration
program, leaving the dialog open.
• Clicking [Update service] updates the EPLAN License Manager.
Your new settings in the configuration program are now also available
to users when selecting a license.´
Validating / Updating a License

On the Validate tab, enter a validation code for EPLAN License Manager
– you can do this during installation or later.
Adding another license
1. To add another validation to the EPLAN License Manager, switch to

the Validate tab.
2. Enter the validation code provided by EPLAN in the Validation code

box.
3. Then click [Apply].

The licensed add-ons are displayed in the Validated license

dialog. The license pool of available systems and extensions on the
Define bundles tab is updated. The EPLAN License Manager
Configurator remains open, and you can enter other settings.
Defining Bundles
You define bundles for network licensing on the Define bundles tab.
"Bundling" allows you to group the various licenses for systems and
extensions into practical, well-defined groups.
A bundle can also be created as a "variable bundle". For you this means
that you can create bundles regardless of the number of licenses.
With a variable bundle, all the licenses defined in the bundle are always
used.

Available Systems and Extensions

After the EPLAN License Manager has been validated, this box shows all
available systems and extensions. Systems (e.g. "EPLAN Electric P8 -
Professional") are indicated with a red icon and extensions with a blue
icon . Extensions can be a language (e.g. "EPLAN W3 Language
English") or an add-on (e.g. "EPLAN - API Extension"), for example.
Here you can select the systems and / or extensions from your license
validation that you want to bundle and move them to the Defined
bundles box by clicking the Move right button or double-clicking.
However, to do this you must first define a bundle.
Defined Bundles
This box displays all defined bundles. The systems / extensions as-
signed to a bundle are shown in a tree view. You can expand and col-
lapse the tree by double-clicking the bundle name or the corresponding
icon .
Another icon was introduced for the variable bundle so that both non-
variable and variable bundles can be visualized. .
The Delete button is used to delete a defined bundle or completely
remove an assigned system or extension from a bundle. Double-clicking
a system or extension or clicking the Move left button decreases the
allocated number of the selected system or extension by 1.
Toolbar
The following buttons are available on the toolbar above the list of
defined bundles:
Button Meaning
(New) Generates a new bundle.
(Edit) Allows a selected bundle to be renamed. Opens
the Edit number of systems / extensions dialog
for the selected systems / extensions. Allows the
number of licenses to be changed.

Button Meaning
(Delete) Deletes the selected bundle(s). Removes
selected systems or extensions from a bundle.
(Bundle Used to convert a non-variable bundle to a
properties) variable bundle.
(Import) Opens a dialog allowing bundle files to be
imported.
(Export) Opens a dialog allowing the defined bundles to be
exported as a bundle file (*.4elm).
Popup menu
The popup menu contains the following menu items:
Menu item Meaning
New bundle Generates a new bundle.
Edit Allows a selected bundle to be renamed. Opens
the Edit number of systems / extensions dialog
for the selected systems / extensions. Allows the
number of licenses to be changed.
Bundle properties Used to convert a non-variable bundle to a
variable bundle.
Delete Deletes the selected bundle(s). Removes
selected systems or extensions from a bundle.
Export Opens a dialog allowing the defined bundles to be
exported as a bundle file (*.4elm).
Import Opens a dialog allowing bundle files to be
imported.
Defining new bundles

1. In the EPLAN License Manager – Configurator dialog, switch to
the Define bundles tab.
2. Above the Defined bundles box, click the New button .
The Edit bundle properties dialog opens.

3. Here you should enter the bundle name that will later be available to
users.
4. Activate the Variable bundle check box if you want to create a

variable bundle.
5. Click [OK].
6. Add the desired systems and extensions to the bundle by double-

clicking them or by clicking the Move right button .
The defined bundle is saved. The EPLAN License Manager

Notes:
• When you have made your settings, click the [Update services]
button. This will update your settings for all users when they select a
license.
• Double-clicking or single-clicking the (Move to the right) button
deducts a system or extension from the available number (the number
in the Available number column is reduced by 1) and adds it to the
non-variable bundle.
• Make sure that the systems and extensions in the bundle always
result in a valid combination in terms of licenses.
• Bundles that have already been selected or borrowed by a user in

EPLAN License Manager – Configurator cannot be edited /
modified. To do this, first release the borrowed license.

Example:
In our example, we have created a simple variable bundle containing the
"EPLAN Electric P8 - Professional" system. The extensions "EPLAN –
Pages unlimited", "EPLAN W3 Language All", and "EPLAN - User Rights
Management", as well as the licenses for particular versions were then
added to this. In this type of situation – a bundle with one system – we
recommend giving the bundle the same name as the system (in this
example "EPLAN Electric P8 Professional").
For variable bundles, you do not have to specify the number of licenses
used as EPLAN License Manager does this for you.
Note:
If you are using a variable bundle, please make sure that all the available
licenses are always used.
Editing bundles
The Edit feature allows you to add or remove licenses from a selected
system or extension in a bundle.
1. Select a system or extension from a bundle in the Defined bundles

box. Multiple systems and / or extensions can also be selected.

2. Select Edit.
The Edit number of licenses dialog opens.
3. Enter the number of licenses to be made available for the selected

bundle in the Number box. The maximum possible number is the
number of licenses available for this system / extension. Entering "0"
removes a selected system / extension.
Your changes are saved. The EPLAN License Manager

Specifying Properties
You can define the following properties on the Properties tab:
• Maximum number of computers allowed
• License expiration date
• Cross-domain usage
• Monitoring interval for checking the client/server connection
• Offline borrowing
• Password changes
• Monitor

Maximum number of computers allowed

This field shows how many computers can access the License Manager
at the same time.
License expiration date

If you have a license with an expiration date, the date is shown here.
Cross-domain usage
If you want to use License Manager across domains, you will need the
necessary license.
Note:
Please note that this field is not displayed unless your validation code
incorporates this functionality.
Monitoring interval
If the EPLAN application on the client computer does not contact the
server within the time interval specified in Timeout for license user
response (e.g. because a program was aborted), EPLAN License
Manager releases the previously used license, thus making it available to
another user.

[Borrow]
Click this button to create an offline license file. To do this you will need a
request file created on the client, which is loaded in the Borrow license
dialog.
Note:
Please note that this button is not displayed unless your validation code
The request file can be created using the Network license > Borrow
license > Create request file menu option from the Select license
dialog on the license client.
When the request file thus created is received, it is displayed by clicking
the [...] button.

Click the [Borrow] button. An .egb file is created. The ELM data
directory is suggested by default (e.g. C:\Users\Public\EPLAN\ELM).
Note:
You can also specify a different location for creating this file.
[Change password]
This button is used to define a password for the ELM configurator. The
password protects the program from unauthorized access.
1. Enter your old password in the Old password box.
Note:
Please note that the Old password box can only be empty the very
first time a password is created. Otherwise, the correct old password
must always be entered here.
2. Enter your new password in the New password box.

3. To avoid typing errors on entry, you must enter the password a
second time in the Confirm box.
4. Click [OK].
The next time you start the EPLAN License Manager

Configurator", the Start EPLAN License Manager - Configurator
dialog is displayed and you must enter the password before you can
make any settings in the configuration program.
[Monitor]
This button is used to display the current ELM utilization. You can also
check the status of the standby License Manager.

Making Settings for Borrowing Network

Licenses
You make settings for borrowing network licenses in the Borrow tab.
Note:
Please note that this only appears if you have validated EPLAN License
Manager, and your license contains the extension allowing you to borrow
network licenses for this program.
When a network license is borrowed from the license selection, the
systems and extensions belonging to that network license are used for
the allowed borrowing period defined here. The number of licenses
available for other users is reduced accordingly during this time.
If you have not yet defined a bundle on the Define bundles tab, then the
Available bundles box only contains the "Default" bundle. This lists all
systems and modules belonging to the license you are using.

The numbers shown in parentheses after the system or extension stand

for: Number to borrow / Maximum number to borrow. For example,
"EPLAN Electric P8 - Professional (5 / 10)" means that only 5 of these
systems can currently be borrowed out of a total number of 10 systems
available for borrowing.
The values in Maximum number to borrow and Maximum borrowing
period depend on the license you have for EPLAN License Manager.
You can specify a different, lower number and / or a shorter allowed
borrowing period for the various elements in the Available bundles box.
If bundles have already been created, all systems and extensions in the
ELM license are still listed in the "Default" bundle. However, for the
systems and extensions assigned to defined bundles, the values in
parentheses are reduced (Number to borrow / Maximum number to
borrow), i.e., fewer elements are available for borrowing outside the
bundles.
Defining settings for borrowing
1. In the EPLAN License Manager – Configurator dialog, switch to

the Borrow tab.
2. Select a system or extension in the Available bundles box.

Multiple systems and / or extensions can also be selected. If you
select a defined bundle, the settings will apply to all systems and
extensions in the bundle.
3. In the Number to borrow box, define the number available for

borrowing for the selected bundle, system and / or extension if you
want this number to be different from the maximum number.
4. In the Allowed borrowing period box, define the permitted
borrowing period for the selected bundle, system and / or extension if
you want this period to be different from the maximum borrowing
period.
5. Define the Number of systems allowed per computer. The

number can be Unlimited or Limited to a particular number of
systems.
The EPLAN License Manager Configurator remains open, and

you can enter other settings.

Note:
Subsequent changes to the settings on the Borrow tab (e.g. a modified
borrowing period) have no effect on network licenses that are already
borrowed.
Define Settings for Saving the Event Log

The Event log tab is used to make settings for saving the log.
Note:
Please note that this tab is not displayed unless your validation code
To start logging, activate the Create event log check box on the Event
log tab. You can then define the Directory and Retention time for the
event log.

Define Settings for Rights Management

The Rights management is used to make settings for the created
bundles for users or groups.
Note:
This gives you an overview of all the bundles you have created. The
"ELM.Everyone" permission is assigned to each bundle by default.
Note:
"ELM.Everyone" allows all users within and outside a domain to access
the License Manager. The important factor here is that, as described
under "DCOM", the user is set up or has a user with which he can log on
to the server.

Toolbar
Button Meaning
(New) Generates a new user
(Delete) Deletes the selected user
(ELM.Everyone) Adds the "ELM.Everyone" user
Create a new user

To add a new user to a displayed bundle, first select the bundle for which
the user is to be given rights. Then click the icon [User / Add
groups].
To select a user from the domain, click the [...] button. The operating
system's default dialog for this action is displayed.
Continue in the normal way for this operating system. In this example,
the "Any" user from the "Electric P8 Select" bundle is added.

Then click [OK]. The user is displayed under User / group name. He is
given the "Use" and "Borrow" permissions by default.
You can configure the Use and Borrow areas manually. To do this, click
the "Allowed" entry in the Use column. You can now decide whether the
user should be allowed to use the bundle.
Configure in the same way for Borrow.
Note:
If you are using a group, you cannot nest one group inside another. You
may only define users within the group. EPLAN License Manager will not
break down another group.

Specifying Settings for Failure Protection

You make the settings for the standby License Manager on the Failure
protection tab. (A standby EPLAN License Manager must exist within
the domain or the same workgroup.)
Note:
To be able to establish a connection between the two systems, you must
run the service under a user account. You then use this account to start
the Remote Dongle Service.
To do this, switch to the Services console on your server operating
system (enter services.msc under Run). The Services console starts.
Find the "Remote Dongle Service" entry and open the properties for this
service. Then select the Log on tab.

Select the This account option, then select a user for the service.
Note:
Here you can create a user in the domain. They should be created as the
default user in the domain. Give the user administrator rights on the
server on which EPLAN License Manager is running.
If you have any other questions, please consult your system
administrator.

Switch to the ELM Configurator program, and select the Failure

protection tab.
Activate the Activate failure protection check box, and enter the
computer name for the standby EPLAN License Manager. Click the
[Update service] button and then click [OK].
Standby server configuration

Switch to the computer on which you want to run the secondary EPLAN
License Manager. Install EPLAN License Manager from the CD. When
you install, you can decide which operating mode the EPLAN License
Manager is to use. In this case, select Standby License Manager.

Configure the standby License Manager with identical information in the

Component services (DCOM) area. Enter dcomcnfg in the Run dialog,
and configure the service as described in this document.
Open the ELM Configurator. Here you can enter information about your
domain, i.e. the computer name and the serial number of your dongle.
Note:
Please make sure that the primary EPLAN License Manager and
standby EPLAN License Manager are in the same domain.

Using EPLAN License Client

To allow communication between the EPLAN workstation and the server
on which the EPLAN License Manager was installed, the EPLAN License
Client must be installed on the EPLAN workstation. This installation must
be carried out on every client computer for which you want to use
network licensing via the EPLAN License Manager.
Note:
When using the EPLAN License Manager, it is absolutely essential that
you update the licensing on every connected client computer.
Installing the EPLAN License Client

The licensing for the client computer is also included on the product CD.
The installation program starts automatically after you insert the CD or
you can double-click the Setup.exe file in the root directory of the CD.
Alternatively, you can find this license in the \License Client directory
on the CD.
1. Once the installation wizard has started, select the "License Client"
program variant.
2. Click [Install].
3. Click [Next] in the following installation wizard dialogs, finally click

[Finish] to install the License Client.
Note:
For installations that are run using MSIEXEC, you must enter the call
setup.exe /q for a silent installation, rather than the MSIEXEC call.
Type /? to call other parameters.

Connecting the Client Computer to the EPLAN

License Manager
After installing the License Client, you still need to connect the client
computer to the EPLAN License Manager.
If there is no license on the computer (e.g. when installing EPLAN
Electric P8 for the first time), the Validate license dialog is displayed
when the relevant EPLAN application starts for the first time. This dialog
is also displayed when no connection exists to the EPLAN License
Manager.
1. In the Validate license dialog, select the Connect to License

Manager option, then click [OK].
The Connect to License Manager dialog opens.
2. Enter the name of the computer running the EPLAN License

Manager in the License Manager box.
Note:
Please note that you cannot use the character string "\\" when
specifying the server name.
3. Click [OK].
If the connection was successful, a message appears stating that

the EPLAN License Manager is now available.

4. Click [Close].
The Select license dialog is displayed.
5. Select the required network license from the Selection box.
Note:
The small yellow star on the icon indicates the most recently used
license. You can borrow a license via Network license > Borrow
license from 'License Manager'. A borrowed network license is
indicated by the icon.
6. Click [OK].
EPLAN starts.
If a single-user license already exists on the computer, the Select

license dialog opens when the EPLAN application is started.
1. Select Network license > Connect to License Manager.
The Connect to License Manager dialog opens.
2. Enter the name of the computer running the EPLAN License

Manager in the License Manager box.
3. Click [OK].
If connection was successful, a message is displayed stating that

the EPLAN License Manager is now available.
4. Click [Close].
The selection in the Select license dialog is updated and you can
now access the network licenses in the connected EPLAN License
Manager.
In the same way, you can also select the license server using the Select
license > Network license > Connect to License Manager dialog.

Borrowing a License with EPLAN License

Manager
You can also use the Validate license dialog to borrow a license.
Note:
Please note that borrowing is only possible if this functionality is enabled
in EPLAN License Manager – Configurator.
To do this, select the Borrow license > From License Manager

(online) option. The Borrow license dialog opens. Enter your EPLAN
License Manager in the License Manager box, and press [Enter]. Your
license bundles are displayed.

Select the bundle that you want to borrow on the server, and click the
[Borrow] button.

Your borrowed license is displayed.

In the same way, you can also borrow a license using the Select license
> Network license > Borrow license from the License Manager
(online) dialog.
Creating a Request File with EPLAN License

Client
To create a request file, select the Create request file menu option.
Note:
Please note that borrowing is only possible if this functionality is enabled
in EPLAN License Manager – Configurator.

If you have already selected a license file, you can use the Recently
used licenses option to select the last used license. If you have still
not selected a license, you can note which license you required in the
Remark box. You then send this file to your EPLAN administrator so that
he can create an offline file on the EPLAN License Manager.
In the same way, you can also create a confirmation file using the Select
license > Network license > Borrow license > Create request file
dialog.
Loading a Confirmation File with EPLAN

License Client
When you send the request file, your EPLAN administrator will create a
license file for you.
Note:
The EPLAN administrator should read the "Configure EPLAN License
Manager > Define properties" area to do this.
They can then use the Load confirmation file option.

Use the Load confirmation file dialog to load your license.
In the same way, you can also load a license using the Select license >
Network license > Borrow license > Load confirmation file dialog.
Retrieving the Validation Code Online with

EPLAN License Client
You can retrieve a validation code from your license online. To do this,
switch to the Select license >Single-user license > Enter validation
code dialog.

Click the new [Retrieve online] button. When you open it, your serial
number is displayed. Please enter the other information requested.
If you have a direct Internet connection, simple click the [Send] button. If
you connect to the Internet via a proxy server, click the [Settings] button
and enter your Internet login details in the Settings: Internet
connection dialog.
Note:
Please speak to your system administrator if you need any further
information.

Starting EPLAN using Parameters

EPLAN can be started automatically using parameters with the w3u.exe
call. The bundle to be started is selected using a cfg file. This file
defines whether the license is simply used or has been borrowed.
Parameter Meaning
W3u.exe Calls EPLAN
/license:<path> Parameter for loading the license
A call can thus be structured as follows:

W3u.exe /license:"C:\Users\Public\EPLAN\Common\cfg"
The call file is created using the [Save as file] button in the Borrow
license menu option.

The file contains the following options, which can be used manually:
Option Meaning
[RdsServer]
NetworkAddress=XXXX Computer name of the License Manager
[License]
Borrow=true License is borrowed; if it is set to 'false', the
license is merely used.
Packet=2 Which bundle is used
Duration=7 Number of days used
System Which system is loaded
Modules Which modules are loaded

Using EPLAN License Manager Monitor
Using EPLAN License Manager

Monitor
The "EPLAN License Manager Monitor" is a tool you can use to display
the license status of a validated EPLAN License Manager, among other
things. The associated dialog shows you which licenses of the EPLAN
License Manager are available, in use, or borrowed in the network and
provides additional general information on the EPLAN License Manager.
The "ELM Monitor" can be installed on a server or on a client computer.
Installing the EPLAN License Manager Monitor

This program is also included on the product CD. The installation pro-
gram starts automatically after you insert the CD or you can double-click
the Setup.exe file in the root directory of the CD.
1. Once the installation wizard has started, select the "Client Tool"
program variant.
2. Click [Install].
The installation then begins.
3. Follow the instructions of the installation wizard in the subsequent

dialogs.
Displaying License Data

After a successful installation, you will see an "ELM Monitor" shortcut on
your desktop. Start the EPLAN License Manager Monitor by double-
clicking the corresponding EPLAN icon.
License Manager
You enter the name of the computer running the EPLAN license
manager in this box.
The fields below provide additional general information about the EPLAN
License Manager, such as the company name, serial number etc.,
defined on validation.

Users
This tab shows the current users of the defined EPLAN License
Manager.
For each user , this tab displays the computer name, user name, user
ID, logon time, and for a borrowed license, the date on which the borrow-
ing period expires. If the user has borrowed a network license or has
started an EPLAN License Manager - Monitor, this is indicated by a
different icon (borrowed license: ; ELM Monitor: ).
When you select a user, the box below displays additional information
about this user (e.g. name, host ID of the computer, version information,
and the systems and extensions associated with a selected license). The
systems in a bundle are indicated by this red icon and the extensions
by a corresponding blue icon .

Licensed add-ons
This tab shows the licensed add-ons of the EPLAN License Manager.
The following information, if available, is displayed for every individual
system / extension in the ELM license:
• ID
• Bundle name
• Used / Available
• Borrowed / Available
• Borrowing period.
This allows you to see, for example, whether a system / extension is

already fully used and whether it belongs to a bundle. You can sort the
licensed add-ons information in ascending or descending order by
clicking the relevant column header.

If you select a system or extension that is in use, the box below shows
which user is currently using this element. If this is a system / extension
belonging to a borrowed network license, you will also see the borrowing
period.
General
This tab shows additional general information on the EPLAN License
Manager (e.g. settings made under Monitoring interval or Borrow
license).
Dialog language
Different languages for the user interface are offered for selection in this
drop-down list.
Time interval for update

In this box, you can specify the time interval for updating the Monitor
dialog. After making a change here, click the [Set] button to apply the
modified time interval.

Create report
If you want to create a report, click [Create report].
Notes:
• Please note that this button only appears if you have validated EPLAN
License Manager, and your license contains this extension for this
program.
• Please also note that you can only create reports for those bundles to
which you have access. To be able to generate reports for all bundles,
you will need a user who has access rights to all bundles. This is
configured in the Rights management module.
• To be able to generate a report, you must have activated the Create
event log check box on the Event log tab in EPLAN License
Manager – Configurator.
The output format file contains information that is output in a text file. The
output format file is created as an XML file.
It is also possible to read the log files from another directory.

Note:
Please note that UTC computer time is always used when you log in on
the server. Select the Computer time menu option to set the time zone
in which you are working. The output file is then created with your
computer time.
Creating an XML File

The EPLAN License Manager report is created via a configurable file.
File name under which the file is to be saved:
<logfile name="ElmLogFile_%FNYEAR.%FNMONTH.%FNDAY_%FNHOUR.%FNMINUTE"
extension="txt" path="C:\ELMConfigXml\" date="%d.%B %Y" time="%H:%M:%S"
separator="TAB">
The file name is made up of the following values:

%FFYEAR The year specified in "From"
%FFMONTH The month specified in "From"
%FFDAY The day specified in "From"
%FFHOUR The hour specified in "From"
%FFMINUTE The minute specified in "From"
%FFSECOND The second specified in "From"
%FTYEAR The year specified in "To"
%FTMONTH The month specified in "To"
%FTDAY The day specified in "To"
%FTHOUR The hour specified in "To"
%FTMINUTE The minute specified in "To"
%FTSECOND The second specified in "To"
%FNYEAR The year part of the creation time
%FNMONTH The month part of the creation time
%FNDAY The day part of the creation time
%FNHOUR The hour part of the creation time
%FNMINUTE The minute part of the creation time
%FNSECOND The second part of the creation time
The file is saved as a txt text file. It is called using extension=txt.

You can also specify the path for creating the file. This is called using
path=c:\xxx.
The separator is used to output the text file in tab-separated format, for
example. This format can then be copied and pasted directly into Excel,
for example.
The permitted separators are comma, semicolon and tab.

You can also output additional information about the version of EPLAN
License Manager used, the serial number, the dongle number and the
license expiry date.
<text>EPLAN Software & Service Gmbh Co. KG</text>

<text>EPLAN License Manager Version %ELM_VERSION</text>
<text>License serial number: %ELM_LICENSESERIALNUMBER Dongle:
%ELM_DONGLESERIALNUMBER Valid until:%ELM_LICENSEENDDATE</text>
<linespacing>1</linespacing>
<text>%CREATORNAME %DATE %TIME</text>
- %ELM_VERSION Outputs the version of the license

server.
- %ELM_DONGLESERIALNUMBER Outputs the dongle number.
- %ELM_LICENSEENDDATE Outputs the license expiry date.
- %CREATORNAME Outputs the name of the person who

created the text file.
- %DATE Outputs the date on which the text

file was created.
- %TIME Outputs the date on which the report

was created.
- %TZONE Time zone
The following information can be output in the <list> area.

<list>
<text>State of used license</text>
<text> Time zone: %TZONE </text>
<username header="NAME" value="all" format="%USER@%DOMAIN" />
<userid header="ID" value="all"/>
<userhostid header="HOST ID" value="all"/>
<usercomputer header="COMPUTER" value="all"/>
<datetime header="TIME" value="all" format="%d.%m.%y %H:%M:%S"/>
<action header="ACTION" value="all"/>
<state header="STATE" value="all"/>
<totalissued header="Total Issued" value="all"/>
<totalinuse header="Total licenses in use" value="all"/>
<totalborrowissued header="Total borrow issued" value="all"/>
<totalborrowed header="Total borrowed" value="all"/>
<totalfree header="Total free" value="all"/>
<bundle header="BUNDLE" value="all"/>
<module header="MODULE" value="all"/>
</list>

- username Indicates the user.

- userid Displays the ID of the user.
- userhostid Displays the host ID of the user.
- usercomputer Displays the computer.

- datetime Displays the date of the action.
- action Displays the action carried out:

IN, OUT, BORROW and RETURN
- state Logged OK or FAILURE.

If FAILURE the error message is also
output.
- totalissued Number of existing licenses.
- totalinuse Number of licenses in use.

- totalborrowissued Number of licenses available for borrowing.
- totalborrowed Number of borrowed licenses.
- totalfree Number of free licenses.

- bundle Bundle name.
- module Module name.
The regular expressions are used in the value area to filter by a specific
entry. A query about a user or computer would then have the following
structure:
<list>
<username header="^YourPreciseName@eplan\.lan$" value="all"
format="%USER@%DOMAIN" />
</list>
In this example, the report would search specifically for the name
"YourPreciseName@eplan.lan".
The characters can be used here:
- ^ means search for everything after this character.
- ^ and $ at the end means search for exactly this expression.

- There is an exception to this in the "Username" area, as hear

the search relates to the format %USER@%DOMAIN. In this case,
the query should also contain this information. This means that,
when searching for a user within the domain, you must use
^YourPreciseName@eplan\.lan$. Dots must always be
preceded by a backslash \.
This applies to all value entries.
It is also possible to request an overview of the license server's status. In
this case, the current licenses are added together.
<summary value="current">
<text>Summary of license</text>
<bundle header="Bundle" value="all"/>
</summary>
Only the variable bundles without a default bundle are output in the
above example. The lower entry is used to check the default bundle.
<defaultbundle_summary value="current">
<text>Summary of pool source bundle</text>
<module header="Module" value="all"/>
</defaultbundle_summary>
Note:
Here you should note that it is possible to change the value of summary
and defaultbundle. The following can be specified:
• current: Represents the current status on the license server.
• action: Every action of the license is logged for a specific period.
• For summary, the call would have the following structure:

• For defaultbundle, the call would have the following structure:

To obtain a summary of the bundles used, you should only use the
<bundle header="Bundle" value="all"/> entry.
To obtain a summary of the modules used, you should only use the
<module header="Module" value="all"/> entry.
Sample Default Listing

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<logfile name="ElmLogFile_%FNYEAR.%FNMONTH.%FNDAY_%FNHOUR.%FNMINUTE"
separator="tab">
<head>
<text>EPLAN License Manager Version %ELM_VERSION Released
20.11.2009</text>
</head>
<list>
<username header="NAME" value="all" format="%USER@%DOMAIN" />
<userid header="ID" value="all"/>
<userhostid header="HOST ID" value="all"/>
<usercomputer header="COMPUTER" value="all"/>
<datetime header="TIME" value="all" format="%d.%m.%y %H:%M:%S"/>
<action header="ACTION" value="all"/>
<state header="STATE" value="all"/>
<bundle header="BUNDLE" value="all"/>
</list>
</logfile>

Sample Listing of the Current Status for

Variable Bundles
<logfile name="ElmlogPoolAction_%FNYEAR.%FNMONTH.%FNDAY_%FNHOUR.%FNMINUTE"
separator="tab">
<head>
</head>
<text>Summary of used bundles</text>
</summary>
</logfile>

Sample of a Listing of the Current Status for

Default Bundles
<logfile
name="ElmlogPoolCurrrent_%FNYEAR.%FNMONTH.%FNDAY_%FNHOUR.%FNMINUTE"
separator="tab">
<head>
</head>
<text>Summary of pool source bundle</text>
</defaultbundle_summary>
</logfile>

Sample Listing of the Status Within a Specific

Period
<logfile name="ElmlogAction_%FNYEAR.%FNMONTH.%FNDAY_%FNHOUR.%FNMINUTE"
separator="tab">
<head>
</head>
<summary value="action">
<text>Summary of modules</text>
</summary>
</logfile>
Creating a Log File using Command Line

Parameters
The "EPLAN License Monitor" must be installed in order to create reports
using command lines. This is called using the ELMMonitor.exe file.
Parameters for the Call

/Createreport Creates the report
/computertime Sets the computer time
/Silent No messages are displayed
/Servername:Rechner Name of the computer on which the
ELM is running
/Xmlfile:c:\*.xml Content of the report

/From:10.09.2009 00:00:00 Start date for the report

/To: 12.09.2009 00:00:00 End date for the report
The following may be used in place of /From and /To:

/Lastdays:01 Number of logged days
/Lasthours:01 Number of logged hours
/Readdirect Reads the RLOG file immediately

/Elmpath:c:\* Reads in the directory; specify
/Readdirect to use.
Example
"C:\Programs\EPLAN\ELM\ElmMonitor.exe" /Createreport
/Servername:xt-eplan-1 /Xmlfile:C:\ELMXML
\UserNameElmlogfile.xml /From:02.09.2009 06:17:35
/To:30.12.2009 15:07:35
"C:\Programs\EPLAN\ELM\ElmMonitor.exe" /Createreport
/Servername:xt-eplan-1 /Xmlfile:C:\ELMXML\Elmlogfile.xml
/Lastdays:10

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4 EPLAN License Manager Installation Instructions

This document describes how to install and configure the "EPLAN

When using the EPLAN License Manager to license EPLAN products, it

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Notes for the Reader

• User interface elements are marked in bold so they can immediately

• Italic text provides particularly important information that you should

• Code examples, directory names, direct input, etc. are shown in a

• In combination with settings or fields (e.g. check boxes) which can

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• The installation must be carried out from a user account with

• The dongle must be connected to the computer where the EPLAN

• The installation starts automatically after the product CD is inserted. It

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• Windows Vista SP2 (Vista Enterprise, Vista Business N, and Vista

• Windows 7 (7 Professional, 7 Enterprise, and 7 Ultimate).

Software No Longer Supported

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Updating an Existing EPLAN

Uninstalling ELM 6.1 under Windows Server

Uninstalling RDS 5 under Windows Server 2003

The Control Panel program of the operating system opens.

2. Click the Add or Remove Programs icon in Control Panel.

3. In the Add or Remove Programs dialog, select the EPLAN RDS

4. The uninstallation then begins. Follow the instructions for

5. Finally, click [OK].

The EPLAN RDS 5 program has now been successfully removed.

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Uninstalling RDS 4.3 under Windows 2000

The Control Panel program of the operating system opens.

2. Click the Add or Remove Programs icon in Control Panel.

3. In the Software dialog, select the Remote Dongle

4. Answer the next two confirmation prompts with [Yes].

The uninstallation then begins. The check marks in the

5. Finally, click [OK].

The Remote Dongle Service 4.3 has now been successfully

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Installing the EPLAN License Manager

2. To install the EPLAN License Manager, select the "License Manager"

4. In the following installation wizard dialogs, you will be asked to

5. Click [Install] once more to start the actual installation.

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The EPLAN License Manager - Configurator dialog opens

6. Select the functional level of your License Manager.

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The licensed add-ons are then displayed in the Validated license

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Configuring the DCOM Interface

Approved Windows Server Operating Systems

The Component Services dialog opens.

2. In the tree view of this dialog, select Component Services >

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3. Right-click My Computer, and select Popup menu > Properties.

The My Computer Properties dialog opens.

4. On the Default Properties tab, make sure that the Enable

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5. Switch to the COM Security tab.

6. Under Launch and Activation Permissions, click the [Edit Limits]

The Launch Permission dialog opens.

If access is to be allowed for all users, select Everyone and then