It may be possible to get NX to run on 32-bit Linux without NX will not run on 32-bit Ubuntu (nor will

Other times you might need to contact Siemens-UGS. For somethings you can get a temporary or permanent license file from the website noted above. UG can help when you decided to make that change permanent. Similarly, if you have both you clients and license server on Windows, you can move your license server to Linux, while leaving your clients on Windows until you are sure it works. If you have NX running on Windows, I would recommend getting the client running on Linux first and leaving the license server on Windows while you are doing that. If you have a valid license file for Flex license server, you shouldn't need a license, but if you move your licenses server to a different machine, you might-I don't know. Instead of selecting Download & Upload, select Licenses and Password. You can also download your license from the GTAC site. Your CSR (customer service rep.) should be able to help with downloading and/or obtaining a CD or DVD. But you can PM (private message) me and I can see if I can do this when I am back at the office. I can't finish these instructions because I am not logged in to GTAC from a registered IP address. Under Full Product Releases, select All UGS Products.You might have to contact Siemens/UGS for a CD, but you can download it from the GTAC website at. If you have a license, I believe it will work on Windows and Linux. So NX is just a nice piece of a software solution that has enabled our company to remain successful, agile, and outcompete our competition matter what part of the world they design and manufacture in. We run our entire company on Linux, including electronic design, ERP/accounting, etc. We moved up from Pro/E, and SolidEdge before that. On the design side, we use NX for modeling, drafting, and assemblies. We do everything on Linux, including post-processing the CNC codes and sending/receiving files to the machines. We also use NX to program simple 3-axis mills as well as lathes with live tooling. We program 5/6 axis machining centers, as well as mill/turn machines. 9 seats are used for CAM (machining), the other 6 are used for design.

We have some seats running on Debian as well. We run on Ubuntu Linux, but official support is for Novell SUSE Linux (and I believe RedHat Linux). We have been running NX on Linux for over a year now.

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