Schrödinger License Manager Instructions
Schrödinger License Manager (SLM) is a licensing infrastructure that manages Schrödinger software licenses. Follow the instructions below for your particular set up. To learn more about licenses, dependencies of particular applications, and token usage, see License Requirements and Token Usage.
Multiple licenses can be installed on the server, including those with future start dates. These will not interfere with existing licenses. SLM will recognize the new license, but tokens will not be available for checkout until the start date.
Periodically remove old or expired license files from the license directory to keep the setup clean and help avoid potential conflicts. Find licenses files:
/opt/schrodinger/licserver/licenses/ on Linux / Mac or C:\ProgramData\Schrodinger\licserver\licenses\ on Windows.
Server-based Licensing Instructions
Server-based licenses are typically for purchased Schrödinger software Server-based licenses are installed on one machine (the license server) and will be used by the machines running the software (the “client machines”).
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SLM in Schrödinger Cloud
Schrödinger Cloud licensing is a managed licensing solution on Schrödinger servers SLM Cloud provides a managed licensing solution for Schrödinger software. Schrödinger maintains the server, updates licenses, and troubleshoots any server-side issues.
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Machine-locked License Installation Instructions
Machine-locked licenses are typically for evaluations of Schrödinger software Machine-locked licenses are installed and used on one machine.
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Other licensing information
Configure a test license server
Uninstall SLM with Quick Uninstall Script
Using Schrödinger software on the License Server
License Usage per GPU
Query license server status and license usage
If you are have any questions, please contact help@schrodinger.com