Question: Running Sherlock 2019R3 I encounter the error "Could not connect to any license server. Please use ANSLIC_ADMIN to setup your license server."

Question: Running Sherlock 2019R3 I encounter the error “Could not connect to any license server. Please use ANSLIC_ADMIN to setup your license server.”

- January 25, 2023 at 7:28 am
  
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  Answer: Please install ANSYS Mechanical to configure the Client-side licensing components which are required for use with Sherlock. Sherlock R3 also requires ANSYS Mechanical for proper functionality.

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Question: Running Sherlock 2019R3 I encounter the error “Could not connect to any license server. Please use ANSLIC_ADMIN to setup your license server.”

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