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DanielGP
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4 years ago

IP-TRIETHERNET License

Dear all,

Currently, I am testing the Triple Speed Ethernet (TSE) IP Core for a project. Now, I am very interested in purchasing the license whose Ordering Code is IP-TRIETHERNET for deployment purposes. However, I need to clarify a couple of questions:

1) If I purchase one license for the Stratix V FPGA, can I use the same license for different boards or is the license associated with only one specific Stratix V FPGA?

2) In the future we are planning to have a board with more than one physical ethernet interface. In this case, can we use a single license for instantiating several TSE IPs in the same design?

Looking forward to hearing from you soon.

Regards,
Daniel Pestana.

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  • Mike_Intel's avatar
    Mike_Intel
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    Hello DanielGP,


    Thank you for posting in Intel Ethernet Communities.


    Base on your inquiry, we have specific forum for these issues and I will be transferring this thread for faster response.


    Please let us know when you can perform the test


    Thank you.


    Best regards,

    Michael L.

    Intel® Customer Support Technician


    • DanielGP's avatar
      DanielGP
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      Thank you for transferring the topic, Michael.

      However, I have not received an answer yet from this topic, which is quite urgent for me.


      Regards,
      Daniel Pestana.

  • Zawani_M_Intel's avatar
    Zawani_M_Intel
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    Hi DanielGP,


    Thank you for contacting Intel Community Forum.


    I am Wani who will continue support to your case. Please allow me some time to review your issue, I will reply you back shortly.


    Thanks!


    Wani


  • Zawani_M_Intel's avatar
    Zawani_M_Intel
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    Hi DanielGP,

    I am sorry for keep you waiting for long time.

    1) If I purchase one license for the Stratix V FPGA, can I use the same license for different boards or is the license associated with only one specific Stratix V FPGA?

    > IP-TRIETHERNET is a stand alone license. It is not associate to any dev kit. In other word, you can use to any supported devices as mention in IP-TRIETHERNET user guide.

    2) In the future we are planning to have a board with more than one physical ethernet interface. In this case, can we use a single license for instantiating several TSE IPs in the same design?

    > Can you explain further, how do you plan to use the license?

    > Are you plan to use fix or floating license?

    > Do you plan to use server for this application?

    Thanks!

    Wani

    • DanielGP's avatar
      DanielGP
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      Hi, Wani.

      Thank you for you reply. So, my answers are underlined:

      1) If I purchase one license for the Stratix V FPGA, can I use the same license for different boards or is the license associated with only one specific Stratix V FPGA?

      > IP-TRIETHERNET is a stand alone license. It is not associate to any dev kit. In other word, you can use to any supported devices as mention in IP-TRIETHERNET user guide.

      >> Perfect, this is what I needed to know. Thank you!

      2) In the future we are planning to have a board with more than one physical ethernet interface. In this case, can we use a single license for instantiating several TSE IPs in the same design?

      > Can you explain further, how do you plan to use the license?

      > Are you plan to use fix or floating license?

      > Do you plan to use server for this application?

      >> Our idea is to use the license for different projects and boards. On one particular project, imagine we have 2 ethernet interfaces, which means that we would need to instantiate the IP-TRIETHERNET twice in the design. With a single standalone license, can we instantiate the IP-TRIETHERNET twice in order to work in both ethernet interfaces?

      Thank you again for all your support.

      Regards,

      Daniel Pestana.