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You can use the Control Panel to set environment variables in Windows 2000 and XP.
You must have administrator privileges to set system environment variables.
If you are using the Control Panel, then you can set the environment variable as follows:
Open the Control Panel by clicking on Start → Settings → Control Panel.
Double click on the System icon in the Control Panel.
Locate the environment variables setting tab. This is on the Advanced tab.
Create a new system environment variable ARMLMD_LICENSE_FILE and
set its value. This must include valid port@server information.
If a default port in the range between 27000 and 27009 is used on
the server, then the port number is omitted in the environment variable.
If you are using a single server floating license, you would set the environment variable value to something similar to:
8224@my_server
If you are using a three server license, or wish to refer to more than one license server, you would set the environment variable value to something similar to:
8224@my_serverA;8224@my_serverB;@my_serverC
The master server appears first, and in this example is my_serverA.
The entry for my_serverC is not preceded by
a port number because in this example a default port number is being
used.