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The instructions below are for Linux machines running with NVIDIA graphics hardware and proprietary drivers.

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Running Headless: If your host machine is running headless (without a monitor), you may need to configure your drivers to run in a headless mode for VirtualGL to properly connect.

Out of Date GPU Drivers: We recommend you first have the latest proprietary drivers for your GPU installed.

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If you install VirtualGL and still experience issues running Pointwise remotely, check the below list of potential issues and solutions to see if they solve your problem:

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Instructions on how to download, install, and configuration of VirtualGL is available on the VirtualGL documentation page.

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In general, remote display of Pointwise from a Linux workstation is impossible without VirtualGL or similar software that gives Linux remote display software the ability to run OpenGL applications with full 3D hardware acceleration. TightVNC has been used successfully to run Pointwise remotely on Windows. VNC Servers typically provide sufficient resources to run Pointwise remotely. However, Pointwise should be running when a new remote connection is established. This step may terminate your connection with the remote machine. Type start $PointwiseHome\win64\bin\Pointwise.exe where $PointwiseHome is your installation directory for Pointwise. Type tscon sessionID /dest:console where sessionID is the ID noted in the previous step. When the cmd command and icon appear, right-click on the icon and select Run as Administrator. On the remote Windows machine, click Start. Type Remote Desktop Connection and enter the connection details for your remote Windows machine. If Pointwise was installed on a Windows machine and you are trying to execute it remotely from that machine there are two methods or tools that might work: Note: You may need admin rights to perform these tasks. If you wish to attempt remote execution of Pointwise, here are some platform-specific recommendations that may help you. We have received reports of customers making Pointwise work through remote execution but typically it is at a large performance penalty. For best results, we recommend that you install Pointwise locally on your workstation and use your remote server only for licensing. Most remote execution approaches do not have the graphics support necessary for Pointwise to function properly. For example, if you chose to borrow a process for 15 days, the first day would end at midnight on the day you borrowed the process.įor more information on how license roaming works for the Reprise License Manager (RLM), please refer to the RLM license administration documentation available at: Pointwise is currently unsupported for remote execution. In the Pointwise interface, this will be displayed as 31 days because each day is counted until midnight. Note the maximum number of days that you can borrow a process is 30 days.

You will see a message in the Messages window stating that a roaming license was obtained for Pointwise and will expire in the number of days you specified in Step 4.

In the Roam License frame, enter the Number of Days you wish to borrow a process of Pointwise.

On your laptop, connect to the same local area network (LAN) as your license server.

To borrow a process of Pointwise, use the following steps:

This is most often necessary in the situation where you need to take a laptop with you while you are on a short-term trip. Yes, you can borrow processes from your main license server.