Or you could just add "cc.ic.ac.uk" to your "search" field in /etc/resolv.conf (assuming it's a RHEL system). -----Original Message----- From: physics-departmental-computing-bounces@imperial.ac.uk [mailto:physics-departmental-computing-bounces@imperial.ac.uk] On Behalf Of j.spencer@imperial.ac.uk Sent: 01 August 2012 10:20 To: physics-departmental-computing; Rochford, Steve Subject: Re: [Physics-Departmental-Computing] Intel Compilers for Linux I find that I have to change the license file to point to the full hostname of the license server (i.e. iclic10.cc.ic.ac.uk rather than just iclic10). Your mileage might vary... --James On Wed, 1 Aug 2012, Rochford, Steve wrote:
We’ve just received a new license file for these compilers.
If you use the Intel C or Fortran compilers please save the attached file to the correct location (Finding the correct location is left as an exercise for the reader! It could be in all sorts of places; the easiest thing to do is to try and run the compiler. You’ll then get an error message which will tell you that it can’t find a license and it will tell you where it looked; put the file there!)
Steve
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