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Installation Guide
IntelliSuite Installation Guide
Version 8.8/PC
Part Number 30-090-101

November 2014
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4 IntelliSuite Installation Guide
Table of Contents
1 General Information 5
1.1 Node-locked
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(local) installation 5
1.2 Network...................................................................................................................................
installation 5
1.3 Software...................................................................................................................................
and hardware requirements 5
2 Installation instructions 6
3 Local Installation 7
3.1 Complete
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(Default) Installation (Recommended) 7
3.2 Custom...................................................................................................................................
Installation 8
4 Local reinstallation or local upgrade installation 9
5 Network Installation 10
5.1 IntelliSuite
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network license server installation 10
5.2 IntelliSuite
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network license server activation, Windows NT & 2000 12
5.3 IntelliSuite
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network license server activation, Windows XP Service Pack 1 16
5.4 IntelliSuite
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network license server activation, Windows XP Service Pack 2 21
5.5 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Window Server 2003 (Service
Pack 1)................................................................................................................................... 28
5.6 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Window Server 2008 (Service
Pack 2)................................................................................................................................... 33
5.7 IntelliSuite
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network license server activation, Windows 7 40
5.8 IntelliSuite
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network license server activation, Windows 8.1 60
5.9 IntelliSuite
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network license server activation, Windows 10 85
5.10 IntelliSuite
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software client computer installation 109
5.10.1 Complete (Default) client computer Installation..........................................................................................................................................................
(Recommended) 109
5.10.2 Custom client computer Installation .......................................................................................................................................................... 109
5.11 Linking
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a client computer to the license server (client computer activation) 111
6 Installation reminders 113
7 Environment 114
8 Installation Troubleshooting 115
9 Allowing non-Administrators access to IntelliSuite 116

General Information 5
1 General Information
IntelliSuite software can be installed in a node-locked (local) or network format.
1.1 Node-locked (local) installation
IntelliSuite will run only on the computer on which the software has been installed. An electronic local license key file is
generated for the computer that is specific to the computer’s Host Name and the Physical Address of its Ethernet card.
1.2 Network installation
IntelliSuite will run on any computer that can access an IntelliSuite license server program over a network. IntelliSuite is
installed locally on each client computer, while a license server program is installed on a designated IntelliSuite License
server computer. The IntelliSuite License server program contains an electrical network license key file specifying the
number of clients that can simultaneously run IntelliSuite, and the modules that user purchased. The IntelliSuite license
server computer must be visible over a network to each IntelliSuite client computer. An electrical network license key file is
generated for the designated IntelliSuite License server computer that is specific to the computer’s Host Name and Physical
Address of the Ethernet Adapter card.
1.3 Software and hardware requirements
Operating systems
Microsoft Windows 8.1, 7, Vista, or XP-SP3. Depending on individual modules, older versions of Windows System may or
may not be working for IntelliSuite. Please consult the software support team for the details.
Minimum hardware requirements

Intel 2.4 GHz CPU (equivalent or faster)
2G RAM for 32 bit OS or 4G RAM for 64 bit OS, no home editions
10 GB of free hard disk space
3D video card with 512 MB VRAM (CUDA-compatible video card to run GPU version of IntelliEtch)
Ethernet network adapter card 10/100 MB
Recommended hardware requirement:

Intel Multicore CPU (Dual-core or Quad-core)
8G RAM 64 bit Windows 7 Pro
10 GB of free HD space
nVidia CUDA-compatible video cards with 2GB VRAM
Ethernet network adapter card 10/100 MB
2 Installation instructions
License keys
Before beginning an initial installation of the IntelliSuite software on a computer, first contact IntelliSense Software via email
to request either a local or network license key file(s). Please send your complete contact information along with the Host
Name and Physical Address of the Ethernet Adapter card of your computer via email to support@intellisense.com
The Host Name and Physical Address data can be obtained by opening a dos window command prompt and then by typing
ipconfig/all and pressing enter. License key files will be sent via email to licensed users of IntelliSuite.
Local Installation 7
3 Local Installation
1. Close all applications.

2. Insert the IntelliSuite CD in the CD ROM drive, or save the downloaded setup.exe file to a local path.
3. Run Setup.exe. This will open the InstallShield Wizard dialog box. Follow the dialog box instructions until the
Setup Type screen appears. At this step, a Complete (Default) installation or a Custom installation can be selected.
3.1 Complete (Default) Installation (Recommended)
This is the default selection in the Setup Type window. This option will install all program features in the default IntelliSuite
installation directory (C:\IntelliSuite).
Click Next
Click Install
A status bar will indicate the progress of the installation.
When the installation is complete (this may take several minutes), in some operation systems, an IntelliSuite License Server
dialog box may appear to let you know that the INTCAD environment variable must be setup. Click OK (the INTCAD
variable is set automatically after you Click OK) then Click Finish.
The software is now installed, but the license key file still needs to be copied to the C:\IntelliSuite directory before
the software will function. Copy the license key file, intcad.lic, that was sent via email from IntelliSense Software to the
C:\IntelliSuite directory.
Click Start…Programs….IntelliSuite
Select one of the IntelliSuite modules that you have purchased. The module will open and be ready for use.
Note: If the InstallShield detects and existing version of IntelliSuite in the default directory, a screen will appear
providing you with three options, which are Modify , Repair , and Remove . Choose Remove and Click Next to
remove the existing IntelliSuite version. After the removal is complete, run the Setup.exe again and choose
Complete at the Setup Type screen and follow the remaining Complete Installation instructions.
3.2 Custom Installation
This option allows users to select which components of IntelliSuite are installed. The user can also control the IntelliSuite
installation directory.
Note: Complete (Default) Installation is recommended
Select the Custom option in the Setup Type window
Click Next
A Custom Setup screen will appear where users can specify the installation directory and which software components are
installed.
To select specific software components to be removed from the installation, browse parts of the software component tree by
clicking on the “+” symbol, then click on the hard drive picture beside the component and set the option to:
To change the default installation directory from C:\IntelliSuite, click the change button. When finished making
changes,
Click Next
Click Install
A status bar will indicate the progress of the installation. When the installation is complete (this may take several minutes),
in some operation systems, an IntelliSuite License Server dialog box will appear to let you know that the INTCAD
environment variable must be setup. Click OK (the INTCAD variable is set automatically after you Click OK) then Click
Finish.
The software is now installed, but the license key file still needs to be copied to the <installation drive>:
\<installation directory>\IntelliSuite\ directory before the software will function. Copy the license key
file to this directory (the license key file should be named “intcad.lic”) then
Click Start…Programs…IntelliSuite
Select one of the IntelliSuite modules that you have purchased. The module will open and be ready for use.
providing you with three options, which are Modify , Repair , and Remove . Choose Remove and Click Next to
Custom at the Setup Type screen and follow the remaining Custom Installation instructions.
Note: All files and folders associated with IntelliSuite cannot include spaces in their filenames. For example the
folders C:\Program_Files or C:\ProgramFiles will work fine. But a folder C:\Program Files will cause
problems in IntelliSuite.
Note: We recommend saving the intcad.lic file elsewhere on your computer as well to prevent accidentally
deleting the file.
Local reinstallation or local upgrade installation 9
4 Local reinstallation or local upgrade installation
Reinstalling IntelliSuite (or installing an upgrade) is similar to the initial installation. The software comes with InstallShield
that automatically provides the option of uninstalling an existing version of the software from the default directory or any
specified directory.
Note: Do NOT manually delete the IntelliSuite folder.
Please do not manually delete the existing IntelliSuite folder. InstallShield will uninstall the old IntelliSuite files and leave
your data files in their various folders.

2. Run the downloaded Setup.exe. This will open the InstallShield Wizard dialog box that will provide three
options: Modify, Repair and Remove. Choose the Remove option to uninstall the existing version. After removal is
complete, run Setup.exe again to install the software and follow either the Complete or Custom local installation
instructions from section 3.
5 Network Installation
5.1 IntelliSuite network license server installation
1. Make sure you are logged into the server with system administrative access.
3. Run downloaded setup.exe. This will open the InstallShield Wizard dialog box. Follow the dialog box
instructions until the Setup Type screen appears.
Note: If the InstallShield detects and existing version of IntelliSuite in the default directory, a screen will
appear providing you with three options, which are Modify , Repair , and Remove . Choose Remove and
Click Next to remove the existing IntelliSuite version. After the removal is complete, run the Setup.exe
again and follow the remaining Installation instructions.
4. Select the Custom option in the Setup Type window.
Click Next
A Custom Setup screen will appear where the user can specify the installation directory and which software
components are installed. We will install only the IntelliSuite License Server.
Note: To install both the IntelliSuite License Server and IntelliSuite software on the License Server
computer choose a Complete (default) installation.
5. Disable the installation of all modules except the “Network License Server” by clicking on the harddrive picture
beside each component and setting the option to:
The Custom Setup window should appear as shown in Figure 1 when finished making selections:
Network Installation 11
Figure 1 Custom Setup for only Network License Server Installation
To change the default installation directory from C:\IntelliSuite, click the change button. Please note that
no IntelliSuite files or folders can include spaces. For example, the folder C:\Programs is acceptable but C:
\Program Files is not acceptable.
6. When finished making changes,
Click Next
Click Install
7. When the installation is complete (this may take several minutes) an IntelliSuite License Server dialog box will
appear to let you know that the INTCAD environment variable must be setup. Click OK (the INTCAD variable is
set automatically after you Click OK) then Click Finish.
We are now ready to activate the IntelliSuite license server.

5.2 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Windows NT & 2000
1. Copy the license key file, “intcad_net.lic”, that was sent via email from IntelliSense to the installation folder. For
example, if the default installation directory was used during the IntelliSuite license server installation (Section 5.1),
copy the license key file to the C:\IntelliSuite\ directory.
2. In the <installation_directory>\net_license\ directory, execute

Register_licenseserver.bat by double-clicking on the file. A dos window will appear and then the
dialog box in Figure 2 will be displayed:
Figure 2 Register License Server Response
Click OK to close the dialog box and the dos window.
3. From the Windows Start menu, select Run… and enter dcomcnfg to open the Distributed COM Configuration
Properties window as shown in Figure 3:
Figure 3 Distributed COM Configuration Properties window
A. Scroll down using the scroll bar and click on the ISLicenseServer to highlight it as shown in Figure 3
B. Click on the Properties button.
C. Select the Location tab. Only the box beside “Run application on this computer” should be checked as shown
in Figure 4.
Figure 4 Location settings for ISLicenseServer

. Select the Security tab.
. Modify the access permissions for the license server program so that all possible client computers will be
given access permission. Click the circle beside “Use custom access permissions” and then click Edit. A
Registry Value Permissions box should open as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5 Access permission settings window

. Click Add, and a new dialog box will appear (Figure 6). Highlight “Everyone” in the Names window and
then click Add. The name “Everyone” should now be in the “Add Names” window as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6 Add Users and Groups window
. Click OK to close the Add User and Groups window, then click OK again to close the Registry Value
Access Permissions window.
. We will now also modify the launch permissions for the license server program so that all possible client
computers will be given launch permission. Click the circle beside “Use custom launch permissions” in the
ISLicenseServer Properties window, then click Edit.
. Repeat the procedure used to modify the access permissions to add “Everyone” to the launch permissions
(see steps e-g).
. Click OK to close the Add User and Groups window when finished, then click OK again to close the
Registry Value Launch Permissions window.
The installation on the server is complete, and it is time to install IntelliSuite on the client computers and link the
client computers to the license server.

5.3 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Windows XP Service

Pack 1
Copying the license key file that was sent via email from IntelliSense Software to the installation folder. For example, if the
default installation directory was used during the IntelliSuite license server installation (Section 5.1), copy the license key file
to the C:\IntelliSuite\ directory. The license key file should be named “intcad_net.lic”.
1. In the <installation_directory>\net_license directory, execute

2. From the Windows Start menu, select Control Panel, then double-click on Administrative Tools icon, then double-
click on the Component Services icon to open the Component Services window as shown in Figure 8.
Figure 8 Component services window
A. Select Services (Local) from the left frame of the Component services window, and then scroll down in the
right hand frame of the window and double-click IntelliSuite License Server. A properties dialog box will
appear.
B. Under the General Tab, set the Startup type to “automatic” as shown in Figure 9. Click OK. This will set the
license server to startup automatically when the license server computer is started.
Figure 9 IntelliSuite License Server Properties Dialog box
C. In the Component services window (Figure 8), select Component Services in the left hand frame and then
double-click Computers in the right side frame. Select My Computer…DCOM Config. If a dialog box appears,
click NO.
D. In the right hand frame of the window, find and right-click ISLicenseServer, then select Properties. A
properties dialog box will appear as shown in Figure 10.
Figure 10 ISLicenseServer Properties Dialog Box

E. Select the Location tab. Only Run application on this computer should be selected (as shown in Figure 11).
F. Select the Security tab.
G. Modify the launch permissions for the license server program so all client computers will have launch
permission. Click the circle next to customize in the Launch Permissions box, then click Edit. A Launch
Permissions box should open as shown in Figure 12.
Figure 12 Access permission settings window

H. Click Add, and a new dialog box will appear. Enter the text “Everyone” in the object names window and then
click Check Names. The name “Everyone” will now be underlined in the object names window as shown in
Figure 13. If another dialog box opens the text has been entered incorrectly and you must restart this step.
Figure 13 Select Users or Groups box
I. Click OK to close the Select Users or Groups box, then Click OK again to close the Launch Permissions
window.
J. Modify the access permissions for the license server program so that all client computers will be given access
permission. Click the circle next to customize in the access permissions box and click Edit.
K. Repeat the procedure used to modify the launch permissions to add “Everyone” to the access permissions
(see steps G and H).
L. Click OK to close the ISLicenseServer Properties window when finished. Then close the Component Services
window.
The next step is to install the IntelliSuite software on the client computers and link the client computers to the
license server, go to Section 5.6.
5.4 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Windows XP Service

Pack 2
1. Copying the license key file that was sent via email from IntelliSense Software to the installation folder. For example,
if the default installation directory was used during the IntelliSuite license server installation (Section 5.1), copy the
license key file to the C:\IntelliSuite directory. The license key file should be named
“intcad_net.lic”.
2. In the <installation_directory>\net_license directory, execute

3. From the Windows Start menu, select the Control Panel, then double-click on the Administrative Tools icon, then
double-click on the Component Services icon to open the Component Services window as shown in Figure 15.
A. Select Services (Local) from the left frame of the Component services window, then scroll down in the right
hand frame of the window and double-click IntelliSuite License Server. A properties dialog box will appear.
B. Under the General Tab, set the Startup type to “automatic” as shown in Figure 16. Click OK. This will set the
license server to startup automatically when the license server computer is started.
Figure 16 IntelliSuite License Server Properties Dialog box
C. In the Component services window (Figure 15), select Component Services in the left hand frame and then
double-click Computers in the right side frame. Select My Computer…DCOM Config. If a dialog box appears,
click NO.
D. In the right hand frame of the window, find and right-click ISLicenseServer, then select Properties. A
properties dialog box will appear as shown in Figure 17.

E. Select the Location tab. Only Run application on this computer should be selected (as shown in Figure 18).
G. Modify the launch and activation permissions for the license server program so that any client computer will
have launch and activation permission. Click the Customize circle in the Launch and Activation Permissions
box, then Click Edit. A Launch Permissions box should open as shown in Figure 19.
Figure 19 Launch Permission settings window

H. Click Add, and a new dialog box will appear. Enter the text “everyone” in the object names window and then
click the Check Names button. The name “Everyone” should now be underlined in the object names window
as shown in Figure 20. If another dialog box opens the text has been entered incorrectly and you must restart
step H.
Figure 20 Select Users or Groups dialog box
I. Click OK to close the Select Users or Groups box and make sure each box under the “Allow” column is
checked to allow local and remote launch and local and remote activation for “Everyone”.
J. Click Add in the Launch Permission dialog box and the Select Users or Groups dialog box will appear. Enter
the text “anonymous” in the object names window and then click the Check Names button. The name
“ANONYMOUS LOGON” will be underlined in the object names window as shown in Figure 21. If another
dialog box opens the text has been entered incorrectly and you must restart step J.
Figure 21 Select Users or Groups box 2
K. Click OK to close the Select Users or Groups box and make sure each box under the “Allow” column is
checked to allow local and remote launch and local and remote activation for “ANONYMOUS LOGON”. Click
OK again to close the Launch Permissions window when finished.
L. Modify the access permissions for the license server program so that any client computer will have access
permission. Click the Customize circle in the Access Permissions box, then click Edit.
M. Repeat the procedure used to modify the launch and activation permissions (steps G to K) to add “Everyone”
and “ANONYMOUS LOGON” to the Access Permissions.
N. Click OK to close the Access Permission and ISLicenseServer Properties windows when finished. Close the
Component Services window.
4. In the Administrative Tools window, double-click on the Local Security Policy icon and open the Local Policies
folder. Select the Security Options folder. In the right frame of the window, right-click on the policy named DCOM:
Machine Access Restrictions in Security Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL) syntax and select Properties.
The DCOM Access Restriction window shown below in Figure 22 will appear.
Figure 22 DCOM Access restriction window
5. Click the Edit Security button. For ANONYMOUS LOGON and Everyone, check the boxes to allow both local and
remote access. Click OK to close the Access Permission window and then click OK again to close the DCOM
Access Restriction window.
6. In the right frame of the window, right-click on the policy named DCOM: Machine Launch Restrictions in Security
Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL) syntax and select Properties. The DCOM Launch Restriction window
will appear.
remote launch and activation. Click OK to close the Launch Permission window and then click OK again to close
the DCOM Launch Restriction window.
8. In the right frame of the Local Security Settings window, double-click on the policy named Network access: Let
Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users. This will open a Network access window. Change the setting to
“Enabled”. Click OK to close the window. Close the Local Security Settings window and the Administrative Tools
window.
9. In the Control Panel, double-click on the Windows Firewall icon. A Windows Firewall window will appear.
A. Under the General tab make sure the “Don’t allow exceptions” box is unchecked, as shown in Figure 23.
Figure 23 General tab Windows Firewall Settings
B. Select the Exceptions tab. Check the box next to “File and Printer Sharing”.
C. Click Add Program…Browse…
Select C:\IntelliSuite\net_license\ISLicenseServer.exe. Click Open in the Browse

window and then click OK in the Add a Program dialog box. Click OK to close the Windows Firewall window.
D. Click Add Port…
An Edit a Port window will appear. Enter the text “port 135” for the Name, and then enter “135” for the port
number. Make sure the TCP circle is selected. The Edit a Port window should look as shown in Figure 24
when you are finished.
E. In the Edit a Port window, Click the Change scope… button. A Change Scope window will appear. Select
the option “My network (subnet) only” and then Click OK to close the window. Close the other two open
windows by Clicking OK.
Figure 24 Edit a Port settings
10. Restart the license server computer at this point to allow the security changes to take effect.
We are now ready to install IntelliSuite on the client computers and link the client computers to the license server.
Go to section 5.6.
5.5 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Window Server 2003

(Service Pack 1)
The Windows 2003 Server Service Pack 1 setup follows the same procedure as the Windows XP Service Pack 2 setup with a
few additional steps. First make sure you go through the Windows XP Service Pack 2 setup and then continue on to the
additional steps listed below.
Windows 2003 Server Service Pack 1 additional steps:
1. Open Control Panel…Administrative Tools…Component Services. Browse to Component Services…

Computers…My Computer…DCOM Config.
Figure 25 DCOM Configure window
Right-click on ISLicenseServer and select Properties…Security make sure the Launch and Activation Permissions,
Access Permissions, and Configuration Permissions are all set to Customize (Figure 26).
Figure 26 Customizing the Permissions
The ANOYMOUS LOGON and Everyone groups must have launch permission, access permission, and
configuration permission. For each set of permissions (Launch and Activation, Access, and Configuration) click
on the Edit button. This will open a permission dialog box (the Launch Permission dialog box is shown in Figure
27).
Figure 27 Launch Permission dialog box

For each permission type, make sure that the ANONYMOUS LOGON and Everyone groups have all permissions. If
either the ANONYMOUS LOGON or Everyone group is not present in the permissions dialog box, click Add…
Advanced. This will load a Select Users or Groups dialog box (Figure 28). Click Find Now and select the missing
group or groups from the list.

2. In the Administrative Tools window, double-click on the Local Security Policy icon, then open the Local Policies
folder and select the Security Options folder (Figure 29).
Figure 29 Local Security Settings window
3. In the right frame of the Local Security Settings window, right-click on the policy named DCOM: Machine Access
Restrictions in Security Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL) syntax and select Properties. The DCOM Access
Restriction window shown below in Figure 30 will appear.
Figure 30 DCOM:Access Restriction window

4. Click Edit Security... Make sure that the permissions are set properly to allow launch and access permissions for
the ANONYMOUS LOGON and Everyone groups (Figure 31).
Figure 31 DCOM Launch Permissions

5.6 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Window Server 2008

(Service Pack 2)
The Windows 2008 Server Service Pack 2 setup follows the same procedure as the
Windows XP Service Pack 2 setup with a few additional steps. First make sure you go
through the Windows XP Service Pack 2 setup and then continue on to the additional steps listed below.
Windows 2008 Server Service Pack 2 additional steps:
1. Open Control Panel…Administrative Tools…Component Services. Browse to Component Services…Computers…

My Computer…DCOM Config.
Figure 32 DCOM Configuration window
Right-click on ISLicenseServer and select Properties…Security. Make sure the Launch and Activation
Permissions, Access Permissions, and Configuration Permissions are all set to Customize (Figure 33).
Figure 33 Customizing the Permissions
The ANOYMOUS LOGON and Everyone groups must have launch permission, access permission, and
configuration permission. For each set of permissions (Launch and Activation, Access, and Configuration) click on
the Edit button. This will open a permission dialog box (the Launch Permission dialog box is shown in Figure 34).
Figure 34 Launch Permission dialog box
For each permission type, make sure that the ANONYMOUS LOGON and Everyone groups have all permissions. If
either the ANONYMOUS LOGON or Everyone group is not present in the permissions dialog box, click Add…
Advanced. This will load a Select Users or Groups dialog box (Figure 35). Click Find Now and select the missing
group or groups from the list.
2. In the Administrative Tools window, double-click on the Local Security Policy icon, then open the Local Policies
folder and select the Security Options folder (Figure 36).
Figure 36 Local Security Settings window
3. In the right frame of the Local Security Settings window, right-click on the policy named DCOM: Machine Access
Restrictions in Security Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL) syntax and select Properties. The DCOM Access
Restriction window shown below in Figure 37 will appear.
Figure 37 DCOM:Access Restriction window
4. Click Edit Security… Make sure that the permissions are set properly to allow launch and access permissions for
the ANONYMOUS LOGON and Everyone groups (Figure 38).
Figure 38 DCOM Launch Permissions
5. Turn off UAC (User Account Control). Go to control panel … user accounts, select the option of turning user
account control on or off, and uncheck Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer
(Figure 39).
Figure 39 Turn off UAC
6. Click Control Panel… Administrative Tools… Component Services… My Computer. Right click the mouse to
select Properties. Make sure Enable Distributed COM on this computer and Enable COM Internet Services on this
computer are all selected (Figure 40).
Figure 40 Enable DCOM on this computer
7. Firewall settings. The procedure is the as same as that for windows XP. Refer to step 9 of section "IntelliSuite
network license server activation, Windows XP Service Pack 2" (section 5.4).
8. Restart the license server computer at this point to allow the security changes to take effect.
5.7 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Windows 7
1. Before starting the network license server setting, please make sure that the Windows User Account Control was
turned off. If not, please do the following steps:
i. Go to Windows Control Panel…User Accounts

ii. Click on Change User Account Control Settings
iii. Set the control level to the lowest as shown in the Figure 41
Figure 41 Windows User Account Control Settings

iv. Restart the computer
2. Copying the license key file that was sent via email from IntelliSense Software to the installation folder.
For example, if the default installation directory was used during the IntelliSuite license server installation, copy the
license key file to the C:\IntelliSuite directory. The license key file should be named “intcad_net.lic”.
3. In the <installation_directory>\net_license directory,

execute Register_licenseserver.bat by double-clicking on the file. A cmd window will
appear and then the dialog box in Figure 42 will be displayed:
4. From the Windows Start menu, select the Control Panel, then double-click on the Administrative Tools icon,
then double-click on the Component Services
icon to open the Component Services window as shown in Figure 43.
A. Select Services (Local) from the left frame of the Component Services
window, then scroll down in the right hand frame of the window and double-
click IntelliSuite License Server. A properties dialog box will appear.
B. Under the General Tab, set the Startup type to “Automatic” as shown in Figure
44. Click OK. This will set the license server to startup automatically when the license server computer starts.
Figure 44 IntelliSuite License Server Properties Dialog
C. In the Component Services window (Figure 43), select Component Services in

the left hand frame and then double-click Computers in the right side frame. Select Computers…
My Computer…DCOM Config.
D. In the right hand frame of the window, find and right-click ISLicenseServer, then select Properties.
A properties dialog box will appear as shown in Figure 45.
E. Select the Location tab. Only Run application on this computer should be selected (as
shown in Figure 46).
have launch and activation permission. Click on Customize circle in the Launch and Activation Permissions
click the Check Names button. The name “Everyone” should now be underlined in the object names
window as shown in Figure 48. If another dialog box opens the text has been entered incorrectly and you must
restart step H.
J. Click Add in the Launch and Activation Permission dialog and the Select Users or Groups dialog will appear.
Enter the text “anonymous” in the object names window and then click on Check Names button. The name
“ANONYMOUS LOGON” will be underlined in the object names window as shown in Figure 49.
OK again to close the Launch and Activation Permissions window when finished.
L. Allow any client computer have access permission to the license service. Click the Customize circle in the
Access Permissions box, then click Edit.
M. Repeat the procedures to modify the launch and activation permissions (steps G to K) to add “Everyone”
N. Click OK to close the Access Permission and ISLicenseServer Properties windows when finished. Close
the Component Services window.
folder. Select the Security Options folder. In the right frame of the window, right-click on the policy named DCOM:
Machine Access Restrictions in Security Descriptor Definition Language
(SDDL) syntax and select Properties. The DCOM Access Restriction window shown below in Figure 50 will
appear.
6. Click the Edit Security button. For ANONYMOUS LOGON and Everyone, check the boxes to allow both local
and remote access. Click OK to close the Access Permission window and then click OK again to close the DCOM
7. In the right frame of the window, right-click on the policy named DCOM: Machine Launch Restrictions
in Security Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL) syntax and select Properties. The
DCOM Launch Restriction window will appear.
9. In the right frame of the Local Security Settings window, double-click on the policy named Network access:
Let Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users. This will open a Network access
window. Change the setting to “Enabled”. Click OK to close the window. Close the Local Security Settings window
and the Administrative Tools window.
10. In the Control Panel, double-click on the Windows Firewall icon. A Windows Firewall window will appear
(Figure 51).
Figure 51 Windows Firewall Dialog
A. Click Advanced Settings on left navigation column to open the Windows

Firewall with Advanced Security setting dialog.
B. Add Inbound Rules
Select Inbound Rules on left column of the dialog, and click on New Rule… on the right column (See Figure
52). The New Inbound Rule Wizard dialog will appear.
Figure 52 Windows Firewall with Advanced Security setting dialog
Click on Next to add the program C:\IntelliSuite\net_license\ISLicenseServer.exe to be

allowed to connect in Inbound Rules (see Figures 53 to Figure 57).
Figure 53 New Inbound Rule Wizard - I

Figure 54 New Inbound Rule Wizard - II

Figure 55 New Inbound Rule Wizard - III

Figure 56 New Inbound Rule Wizard - IV

Figure 57 New Inbound Rule Wizard - V
Add Port 135 Inbound Rule. Select Inbound Rules on left column of the dialog, and click on New Rule… on
the right column and follow the wizard (Figure 58 to Figure 62) to add port 135 to be allowed to go through
on Windows Firewall.
Figure 58 Add Port 135 Rule Wizard - I

Figure 59 Add Port 135 Rule Wizard - II

Figure 60 Add Port 135 Rule Wizard - III

Figure 61 Add Port 135 Rule Wizard - IV

Figure 62 Add Port 135 Rule Wizard - V
C. Add Outbound Rules
Select Outbound Rules on left column of the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security setting dialog, and
click on New Rule… on the right column, repeat New Outbound Rule Wizard to add Program
ISLicenseServer.exe and Port 135 to outbound rules of Windows Firewall.
11. Reset the Windows User Account Control to its original setting and restart the license server computer at this
point to allow the security changes to take effect.
5.8 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Windows 8.1

3. Open a Command Prompt (Admin) window by clicking the Windows Start menu...Command Prompt (Admin). In the
Command windows, change the directory to <installation_directory>\net_license, then
execute Register_licenseserver.bat. A message dialog box in Figure 64 will be displayed after finsh the
execution.
Click OK to close the dialog box and the Command window.

4. From the Windows Start menu, select the Control Panel, then double-click on the Administrative Tools icon,
then double-click on the Component Services
C. In the Component Services window, select Component Services in the left hand frame and then double-
click Computers in the right side frame. Select Computers…My Computer…DCOM Config (Figure 67).
click the Check Names button. The name “Everyone” should now be underlined in the object names
restart step H.

Figure 72 Launch and Activation Permission for user "Everyone"
Figure 74 Launch and Activation Permission for user "ANONYMOUS LOGON"
M. Repeat the procedures to modify the launch and activation permissions (steps G to K) to add “Everyone”
folder. Select the Security Options folder (Figure 75). In the right frame of the window, right-click on the policy
named DCOM: Machine Access Restrictions in Security Descriptor Definition
Language (SDDL) syntax and select Properties. The DCOM Access Restriction window shown below in
Figure 76 will appear.
Figure 75 Local Security Policy window

6. Click the Edit Security button. For ANONYMOUS LOGON and Everyone, check the boxes to allow both local
and remote access. Click OK to close the Access Permission window and then click OK again to close the DCOM
9. In the right frame of the Local Security Settings window (Figure 77), double-click on the policy named Network
access: Let Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users. This will open a Network
access window. Change the setting to “Enabled”. Click OK to close the window. Close the Local Security Settings
window and the Administrative Tools window.
(Figure 78).

Select Inbound Rules on left column of the dialog, and click on New Rule… on the right column (See Figure





Add Port 135 Inbound Rule. Select Inbound Rules on left column of the dialog, and click on New Rule… on
the right column and follow the wizard (Figure 85 to Figure 89) to add port 135 to be allowed to go through
on Windows Firewall.




5.9 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Windows 10

3. Open a Command Prompt (Admin) window by clicking the Windows Start menu...Command Prompt (Admin). In the
Command windows, change the directory to <installation_directory>\net_license, then
execute Register_licenseserver.bat. A message dialog box in Figure 91 will be displayed after finsh
the execution.

Click OK to close the dialog box and the Command window.
4. From the Windows Start menu, select the Control Panel, then double-click on the System and Security,
then double-click on the Administrative Tools icon, then double-click on the Component Services
C. In the Component Services window, select Component Services in the left hand frame and then double-
click Computers in the right side frame. Select Computers…My Computer…DCOM Config (Figure 94).
H. Click Add, and a new dialog box will appear. Enter the text “everyone” in the object names window and
then click the Check Names button. The name “everyone” should now be underlined in the object names
restart step H.

I. Click OK to close the Select Users or Groups box and make sure each box under the “Allow”column is
Figure 99 Launch and Activation Permission for user "Everyone"
K. Click OK to close the Select Users or Groups box and make sure each box under the “Allow”column is
checked to allow local and remote launch and local and remote activation for “ANONYMOUS LOGON” . Click
Figure 101 Launch and Activation Permission for user "ANONYMOUS LOGON"
M. Repeat the procedures to modify the launch and activation permissions (steps G to K) to add “everyone”
folder. Select the Security Options folder (Figure 102). In the right frame of the window, right-click on the policy
named DCOM: Machine Access Restrictions in Security Descriptor Definition
Language (SDDL) syntax and select Properties. The DCOM Access Restriction window shown below in
Figure 103 will appear.

remote access. Click OK to close the Access Permission window and then click OK again to close the DCOM
8. Click the Edit Security button. For Administrators and Everyone, check the boxes to allow both local and remote
launch and activation. Click OK to close the Launch Permission window and then click OK again to close the
DCOM Launch Restriction window.
9. In the right frame of the Local Security Settings window (Figure 104), double-click on the policy named Network
access: Let Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users. This will open a Network
access window. Change the setting to “Enabled”. Click OK to close the window. Close the Local Security Settings
window and the Administrative Tools window.
(Figure 105).


Select Inbound Rules on left column of the dialog, and click on New Rule... on the right column (See Figure





Add Port 135 Inbound Rule. Select Inbound Rules on left column of the dialog, and click on New Rule... on
the right column and follow the wizard (Figure 112 to Figure 116) to add port 135 to be allowed to go
through on Windows Firewall.




5.10 IntelliSuite software client computer installation

2. Insert the IntelliSuite CD in the CD ROM drive, or save the downloaded setup.exe onto a local path.
3. Run setup.exe. This will open the InstallShield Wizard dialog box. Follow the dialog box instructions until the
Setup Type screen appears.
5.10.1 Complete (Default) client computer Installation (Recommended)
This is the default selection in the Setup Type window. This option will install all program features in the default IntelliSuite
installation directory (C:\IntelliSuite\) . Click Next to choose this option and then click Install. A status bar will
indicate the progress of the installation.
When the installation is complete (this may take several minutes) an IntelliSuite License Server dialog box may appear
saying “Error: environment variable INTCAD is not set!”. Click OK (the INTCAD variable is set automatically after you
click OK) then click Finish.
providing you with three options, which are Modify , Repair , and Remove . Choose Remove and click Next to
remove the existing IntelliSuite version. After the removal is complete, run Setup.exe again and choose Complete
at the Setup Type screen and follow the remaining Complete client computer Installation instructions.
5.10.2 Custom client computer Installation
This option allows users to select which components of IntelliSuite are installed. The user can also control the IntelliSuite
installation directory.
Note: Complete (Default) Installation is recommended
Select the Custom option in the Setup Type window
Click Next
A Custom Setup screen will appear where users can specify the installation directory and which software components are
installed.
To select specific software components to be removed from the installation, browse parts of the software component tree by
clicking on the “+” symbol, then click on the hard drive picture beside the component and set the option to:
To change the default installation directory from C:\IntelliSuite, click the change button. When finished making
changes,
Click Next
Click Install
A status bar will indicate the progress of the installation. When the installation is complete (this may take several minutes)
an IntelliSuite License Server dialog box will appear to let you know that the INTCAD environment variable must be setup.
Click OK (the INTCAD variable is set automatically after you Click OK) then Click Finish.
providing you with three options, which are Modify , Repair , and Remove . Choose Remove and click Next to
Custom at the Setup Type screen and follow the remaining Custom client computer Installation instructions.
Note: All files and folders associated with IntelliSuite cannot include spaces in their filenames. For example the
folders C:\Program_Files or C:\ProgramFiles will work. But a folder C:\Program Files will cause
errors.
5.11 Linking a client computer to the license server (client computer

activation)
NOTE: This procedure (Section 5.9) must be performed on each client computer (including the IntelliSuite license server
computer if the software portion of IntelliSuite has also been installed on the license server computer).
1. Open a file named server.list in $(IntelliSuite Setup folder)\net_license\ with a text editor. See Figure 117. Add
server IP/name list with the format below.
a. the first line: index of selected server in the following list last time, based on 1. You can set the value to the
index of the server what you want, but it should not exceed the range of 1 to the length of the server list
b. the following lines: server IP/name list, one server IP/name per line.
2. On the client computer from the Windows Start menu, select Programs…IntelliSuite…ClientConfig. An
IntelliSuite Network License Configuration window will appear as shown in Figure 118.
3. Select the host name of the license server computer in the License Server Computer Name list.
4. Click the Connect to License Server button.
5. If the connection is successful, you will see a message indicating the total number of licenses available and the
total number of licenses currently in use (see Figure 119). If the connection is not successful and another message
is displayed, see the Installation Troubleshooting section (Section 8.2).
6. Click Close
7. Click Start…Programs….IntelliSuite. Select one of the IntelliSuite modules that you have purchased. The module
should open.
Figure 117 Server List file

Figure 118 Default IntelliSuite Network License Configuration window
Figure 119 IntelliSuite Network License Configuration window displaying typical information after a successful
connection to the license server.
NOTE: To whom installed the x64 version of the software, you must also run Programs...IntelliSuite...ClientConfig_x64
and perform step 3 to 6 to enable license server connection for 64 bit modules.
Installation reminders 113
6 Installation reminders
Do not modify the system time, or the IntelliSuite application may not start. If you or someone else modifies the system time
and IntelliSuite ceases to function, please contact support@intellisense.com
7 Environment
Visualization
After loading IntelliSuite, open the ThermoElectroMechanical Analysis module. Select File…Open and open a file from the
IntelliSuite\Training\TEM directory. Select Boundary…Fixed and click on the structure. The face should turn
red. If the face does not, you must exit IntelliSuite and go to Settings…Control Panel from the Start Menu. Double-click on
Display. Select the Settings tab. Modify the Color Palette and/or Display Area until you can visualize IntelliSuite
correctly. Note that you will need to restart IntelliSuite to see any difference in display.
Note: Most systems will visualize correctly with their default settings. If you are unsure, please contact
support@intellisense.com . Please include the platform, the Service Pack number, and the computer type
(desktop or laptop) as all can affect the visualization.
Installation Troubleshooting 115
8 Installation Troubleshooting
Local Installation
If you encounter any problems with your local installation, please contact support@intellisense.com.
Network Installation
The following are typical error messages (and their common causes) that may be seen in the IntelliSuite Network License
Configuration window (Figure 62) when linking a client computer to the license server (Section 5.9).
Note: Before trying any of the suggestions below, first try restarting the license server computer and client
computer(s) if you are having difficulties.
Error Messages:
1. “Unable to access License Server because the RPC server is unavailable”.

This error message will be displayed when a host name is specified for the License Server Computer Name that does not
exist on the network. Check the spelling of the License Server computer name.
2. “Unable to access License Server because Access is denied”.

This error message can be displayed for a variety of reasons:
a. The specified License Server Computer does not have the license server installed. Install the License Server
according to installation instructions.
b. The license server is not running and the client computer does not have access and/or launch permissions. Modify
the access and/or launch permissions according to the installation instructions.
3. “Unable to access License Server because Class not registered”.

This error message is displayed when the license server is not registered. In the <installation_directory>
\net_license directory, execute Register_licenseserver.bat by double-clicking on the file name. A dos
window should pop up, and then the dialog box below should be displayed:
Deactivating the IntelliSuite license server

Double-click
<installation_directory>\net_license\Stop_licenseserver.bat
Uninstalling the IntelliSuite license server

Double-click
<installation_directory>\net_license\UnRegister_licenseserver.bat
9 Allowing non-Administrators access to IntelliSuite
If you are installing IntelliSuite on a wide network, you may not want to have all of your IntelliSuite users accessing
administrator accounts. If you wish to expand the IntelliSuite access to non-Administrators, please contact
support@intellisense.com to request a special build of the setup package.
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IntelliSuite software can be installed in a node-locked (local) or network format.

1.1 Node-locked (local) installation

1.2 Network installation

1.3 Software and hardware requirements

Minimum hardware requirements

Recommended hardware requirement:

1. Close all applications.

3.1 Complete (Default) Installation (Recommended)

A status bar will indicate the progress of the installation.

3.2 Custom Installation

Note: Complete (Default) Installation is recommended

Select the Custom option in the Setup Type window

4 Local reinstallation or local upgrade installation

Note: Do NOT manually delete the IntelliSuite folder.

1. Close all applications.

5.1 IntelliSuite network license server installation

4. Select the Custom option in the Setup Type window.

Figure 1 Custom Setup for only Network License Server Installation

6. When finished making changes,

We are now ready to activate the IntelliSuite license server.

5.2 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Windows NT & 2000

2. In the <installation_directory>\net_license\ directory, execute

Figure 2 Register License Server Response

Click OK to close the dialog box and the dos window.

Figure 3 Distributed COM Configuration Properties window

Figure 4 Location settings for ISLicenseServer

Figure 5 Access permission settings window

Figure 6 Add Users and Groups window

client computers to the license server.

5.3 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Windows XP Service

1. In the <installation_directory>\net_license directory, execute

Figure 7 Register License Server Response

Click OK to close the dialog box and the dos window.

Figure 8 Component services window

Figure 9 IntelliSuite License Server Properties Dialog box

Figure 10 ISLicenseServer Properties Dialog Box

Figure 11 Location settings for ISLicenseServer

Figure 12 Access permission settings window

Figure 13 Select Users or Groups box

5.4 IntelliSuite network license server activation, Windows XP Service

2. In the <installation_directory>\net_license directory, execute

Figure 14 Register License Server Response

Click OK to close the dialog box and the dos window.

Figure 15 Component services window

Figure 16 IntelliSuite License Server Properties Dialog box

Figure 17 ISLicenseServer Properties Dialog Box

Figure 18 Location settings for ISLicenseServer

F. Select the Security tab.

Figure 19 Launch Permission settings window

Figure 20 Select Users or Groups dialog box

Figure 21 Select Users or Groups box 2

Component Services window.

Figure 22 DCOM Access restriction window

Figure 23 General tab Windows Firewall Settings

C. Click Add Program…Browse…