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== Installation of the OLI Engine for Unisim Design ==
  
 
A UniSim Design OLI client, can have different kinds of keys.
 
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* LA key ( Network USB hardware key)
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* Trial copy (no security layer)
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* PA key ( Individual USB hardware key)
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* LA key (Network USB hardware key, deprecated - no longer distributed)
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* LS key ( Network softkey)
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* LS key (Network softkey)
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* PS key ( Individual softkey)
 
  
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* PA key (Individual USB hardware key, deprecated - no longer distributed)
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* PS key (Individual softkey)
  
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[[File:LA key.jpg|500px|rt]]
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== Trial Copy ==
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'''[[Installing and Running OLI Engine for UniSim Design (Trial Copy)]]'''
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== Hardware Keys ==
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OLI no longer distributes hardware keys. Existing hardware keys are still supported. OLI now prefers the software-based solution to product security. USB hardware keys look like the following image:
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[[File:LA key.jpg|300px]]
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== Network Installations ==
  
  
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Step 1: '''[[Installing and Running the OLI License manager 3.1- USB Hardware Key edition]]'''
 
Step 1: '''[[Installing and Running the OLI License manager 3.1- USB Hardware Key edition]]'''
  
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Step 2: '''[[Installing the OLI Engine 9.2 in UniSim Design R440]]]
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Step 2: '''[[Installing and Running OLI Engine in UniSim Design On Network]]'''
  
  
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If you have a '''PA''' key, you have a one step process:
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For a '''LS''' key, you need the Network License Manager , Again you have a two step process:
  
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'''[[Installing the OLI Engine 9.2 in UniSim Design R440]]
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Step 1: '''[[Installing and Running the OLI License Manager 3.1 - Softkey Edition]]'''
  
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For a '''LS''' key, you need the Network License Manager , follow the link below for the install:
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Step 2: '''[[Installing and Running OLI Engine in UniSim Design On Network]]'''
  
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'''[[Installing and Running the OLI License Manager 3.1 - Softkey Edition]]'''
 
  
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After installing and running the License Manager, please follow through to the installing the OLI Engine for UniSim Design section on this page.
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== Personal/Stand-alone installations ==
  
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If you have a '''PA''' key, you have a one step process:
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'''[[Installing and running the OLI Engine in UniSim Design (for individual USB hardlock key)]]
  
 
For a '''PS''' key, follow the link below for install:
 
For a '''PS''' key, follow the link below for install:
  
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'''[[How to install the OLI Software (for individual softkey)]]'''
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'''[[Installing and Running OLI Engine for UniSim Design (for individual softkey)]]'''
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For a '''PA'''  key, you can simply go to the next section directly.
 

Latest revision as of 10:00, 23 March 2022

Installation of the OLI Engine for Unisim Design

A UniSim Design OLI client, can have different kinds of keys.

Please identify with the help of your vendor what kind of key you have out of the following:


  • Trial copy (no security layer)
  • LA key (Network USB hardware key, deprecated - no longer distributed)
  • LS key (Network softkey)
  • PA key (Individual USB hardware key, deprecated - no longer distributed)
  • PS key (Individual softkey)

Trial Copy

Installing and Running OLI Engine for UniSim Design (Trial Copy)


Hardware Keys

OLI no longer distributes hardware keys. Existing hardware keys are still supported. OLI now prefers the software-based solution to product security. USB hardware keys look like the following image:

LA key.jpg

Network Installations

LA and LS means that you have a network copy.

Installation procedure for a Network copy consists of two steps. First is to install a Network License Manager. The Second is Installing the OLI Engine for UniSim.

If you have an LA key , please follow the links below:

Step 1: Installing and Running the OLI License manager 3.1- USB Hardware Key edition

Step 2: Installing and Running OLI Engine in UniSim Design On Network


For a LS key, you need the Network License Manager , Again you have a two step process:

Step 1: Installing and Running the OLI License Manager 3.1 - Softkey Edition

Step 2: Installing and Running OLI Engine in UniSim Design On Network


Personal/Stand-alone installations

If you have a PA key, you have a one step process:

Installing and running the OLI Engine in UniSim Design (for individual USB hardlock key)

For a PS key, follow the link below for install:

Installing and Running OLI Engine for UniSim Design (for individual softkey)

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