
NOTE: When you add a new server name to the list, click OK and go back into the License Manager to verify the new server name is still listed. Ensure only one server is listed unless you have multiple servers hosting separate licenses. On the Server List tab, add the appropriate port and server name. This application is found under Start > SOLIDWORKS Tools > SolidNetWork License Manager Client. Verify the SolidNetWork License Manager Client application is pointing to the correct server.

NOTE: If communication is still failing through these ports (see Telnet Test below), contact your IT department as changes may have been introduced to the firewall settings preventing inbound/outbound communication on the client. With the default Windows firewall settings the client machine should be able to accept connectivity through both ports 2575, as it is seen as a response to outbound communication from the server. By default these programs are located under C:\Program Files (x86)\SolidWorks SolidNetWork License Manager. Though not typically required with the default Windows Firewall, you may need to apply a rule to allow connection for programs lmgrd.exe and sw_d.exe.

Verify your network settings to determine required access. NOTE: Allowing access through the Public profile is not recommended.

Choose the appropriate profiles from Domain, Private, Public.This needs to be set to Allow the connection.Select Inbound Rules in the left pane and choose New Rule.Select Advanced settings in the left panel.Go to Windows Control Panel > Windows Firewall.For the default Windows firewall, the follow process can be taken. SOLIDWORKS SolidNetWork License Manager PortsĬommunication on ports 2575 must be allowable through the firewall for Inbound and Outbound communication.
