This does not mean that compliance is not a priority, but if you are managing your licenses with an eagle eye, you will be quick to pick up on any potential infringements to your licensing agreement.
While AutoDesk provides license management software, its primary purpose is to inform AutoDesk about your usage of their products and whether you are compliant, whereas your main concerns are improving productivity among your users while investing in the minimum number of concurrent licenses. We will be happy to address any of your issues.Managing the licenses at a company with a large number of AutoCAD users is no joke. If you have any questions or concerns about this required update, please feel free to reach out to the Hagerman & Company Service Department. It only applies to Autodesk Customers who currently use the Network License model or Enterprise Business Customers who use Token Flex. This update is not required for Autodesk customers using the Named-User Subscription model. You can download the latest version of the Autodesk Network License Manager for 64-bit Windows here: Therefore, we recommend that your CAD Manager schedules this upgrade to be completed before the April 1st, 2022 deadline, allowing ample time to address any issues that might arise and receive dedicated support from our Team. Likely, this version will also be included in the network-licensed versions of Autodesk 2023 products. The Hagerman & Company Service Department recommends that this upgrade be scheduled in March or before. This new version is required for Autodesk 2020 products and newer. On April 1st, 2022, Autodesk requires that customers who still use Network Licenses or Token-Flex update their Autodesk Network License Manager (NLM) to the latest version – which at the time of this article is v11.18.0.0.
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