Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A software licence is a legal entity which gives the user the ability to either use and/or redistribute particular software. The majority of software licenses come in the form of a string of either letters, numbers or both, typically unique for a particular user or group of users. Some software can also be licensed using a licence file for particular operating systems.
Dassault Systèmes’ software is licensed using a license file. The file itself governs how many users are allowed to use the software and/or what features of the software are available. At TECHNIA, the majority of our customers will either be supplied a licence for IBM Licence User Management (LUM) console, Dassault Systèmes Licence Server (DSLS) console and or Flex Licence Management console.
In order to simplify the licensing process for our customers, the series of links below provide answers to our most frequently asked licensing questions; including how to get the appropriate information to us in order for us to proceed with your licence order, how to install any licensing software and and/or implement your license, and how to get up and running with your chosen software.
