New ContributorHello,
I need to change the installation server for the Altera Quartus 2 floating server, but I don't know which account was used to purchase the license. What is the procedure to find out? I only have the license .dat file and no other information.
Super ContributorHello,
Welcome to INTEL forum. To further check could you provide the details
Name :
Email Address :
Company Name :
Company Address :
NICID(Mac Add) :
Also provide/attach the license.dat file.
For privacy, reply/attach file in private message.
New ContributorHello.
Here are the requested data:
Name : Ricardo Henrique Cândido
Email Address : rcandido@unicamp.br or informatica@ft.unicamp.br
Company Name : Unicamp - Schoolof Technology.
Company Address : R. Paschoal Marmo, 1888 - Jd. Nova Itália - CEP:13484-332 - Limeira, SP
NICID(Mac Add) : 0013d4cc1162
New ContributorHello,
Here are the requested data.
Name : Ricardo Henrique Cândido
Email Address : rcandido@unicamp.br or informatica@ft.unicamp.br
Company Name : Unicamp - School of Technology
Company Address : R. Paschoal Marmo, 1888 - Jd. Nova Itália - CEP:13484-332 - Limeira, SP
NICID(Mac Add) : 0013d4cc1162
I will need to generate the license file for a new server.
Thanks.
Ricardo
Super ContributorHello
Thanks for updating. Please sign into the FPGA Academic Program website to request the software licenses and make any necessary changes from there.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/topic-technology/fpga-academic/membership.html
If you have any further questions about the University/Intel Academic Program, feel free to email fpgauniversity@intel.com , or you can reach out directly to Dan Michek (daniel.michek@intel.com) and Nicolette Oki (nicolette.oki@intel.com).
New ContributorHello,
I have access to the academic licenses, but I am unable to generate the license file for use in the lab. There are 170 computers.
Thank you for your help.
Super ContributorHi
For license generation, you could email to fpgauniversity@intel.com, or you can reach out directly to Dan Michek (daniel.michek@intel.com) and Nicolette Oki (nicolette.oki@intel.com).
New ContributorHi.
I sent emails to fpgauniversity@intel.com, daniel.michek@intel.com, and nicolette.oki@intel.com, but I haven't received any response. I'm still facing the issue with the license. The educational license generation system doesn't allow me to generate a new license for laboratory use.
Thanks.
New ContributorHi
I'm another IT Administrator managing Intel Quartus software for our department needs, and i happened to see your post. I don't think the Intel Licensing people did not see your information posted, You may need to reply using a private message as indicated.
(I've been through this already as well.)
Once signed in, click on your user profile (little round avatar at the top of the webpage on the right side) and then click Messages in the drop down menu.
From there you can create a private message to the "AR_A_Intel" user account to provide your license details.
I hope you have already found a solution, but if not try this.
Cheers!
Super ContributorAs we do not receive any response from you on the previous question/reply/answer that we have provided. Please login to https://supporttickets.intel.com/s/?language=en_US , view details of the desire request, and post a feed/response within the next 15 days to allow me to continue to support you. After 15 days, this thread will be transitioned to community support. The community users will be able to help you on your follow-up questions.
