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Cannot access SSLC portal for Questa License
Hi everyone,
I am a final-year ECE student and a newcomer to this community. Please excuse me if this is not the right place for this query, but I am looking for some help with the licensing process.
I am currently setting up a professional VLSI verification environment on my Linux workstation. I have installed the Questa*-FPGAs Standard Edition to support my learning in UVM (Universal Verification Methodology) and advanced SystemVerilog Assertions for my final-year project.
I am trying to obtain the free Starter Edition license through the Altera/Intel FPGA Self-Service Licensing Center (SSLC). However, when I attempt to log in to the portal, I receive the following error:
"You do not currently have access to this site. Please follow the instructions on the help page to request access."
I have a registered account, but being new to the Altera ecosystem, I am a bit confused on how to "request access" or verify my account to use the licensing portal.
Could someone please guide me on:
- How to properly activate my account for the SSLC portal?
- The correct steps for a student to get a zero-cost license for Questa?
I am really excited to start working with Questa and any guidance would be incredibly helpful!
Thank you for your patience and support,
Mayank Anand
4 Replies
- ChrisR_Altera
Occasional Contributor
Mayank,
Can you try requesting a license using Quartus? In Quartus, go to Tools->License Setup... Then click "Get no-cost licenses". You should see a Questa option checkbox
- paveetirrasrie_Altera
Frequent Contributor
Hello Mayank,
Good day to you.
Based on suggestion provided by Chris, did you manage to request for the no-cost license file?
Kindly let me know if you still facing issue.
Regards,
Pavee
- mayank-anand
New Contributor
sure I will try now , and inform you , thankyou so much for guiding me.
- paveetirrasrie_Altera
Frequent Contributor
Hello Mayank,
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