Another iLok victim.

[albee1952]

Originally Posted by James Richmond

I leave mine plugged into my NAS at the studio using some software called Virtual Here when I am doing location recording.
Provided I have an internet connect I am fine.

Please share this in more detail as it seems like a great solution

[Darryl Ramm]

Originally Posted by albee1952

Please share this in more detail as it seems like a great solution

http://www.pro-tools-expert.com/home...and-waves-keys

[Rich Breen]

Originally Posted by TimothyJohn

Got a case #. That's it.

If in fact you have ZDT/TLC, then by now you should have temporary licenses - if not, then you may not have filled out the correct forms on the site.

[TimothyJohn]

Originally Posted by Darryl Ramm

But what *exactly* did you do? Did you start the RMA process? Not a general support case.


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Meant to thank you all. Once I started the RMA, I was good. Temporary Licenses provided. Process of replacement underway.

[albee1952]

Originally Posted by Darryl Ramm

http://www.pro-tools-expert.com/home...and-waves-keys

Hmmm, that's a tough read for someone as "computer-challenged" as me, but I will try to dig into it. I looked at youtube, hoping for some tutorial help but came up short. Anyone here able to do a video?

[Darryl Ramm]

Originally Posted by albee1952

Hmmm, that's a tough read for someone as "computer-challenged" as me, but I will try to dig into it. I looked at youtube, hoping for some tutorial help but came up short. Anyone here able to do a video?

What part is the issue? If working outside your LAN you need a VPN to get into your network. If you don't want to look into that level of stuff yourself you should be able to find a network/IT consultant to help with that. You want a carefully set up firewall and systems, ideally I'd like to see a dedicated iLok server system in a DMZ. It's likely worth getting help in an not accidentally leaving security holes in your network.

[syMPh]

Sometimes the fault is just the contacts on the usb terminals are worn to the point they won't connect properly anymore. Insert the ilk fully. then give it a slight nudge one way or another in a direction which makes the terminals of the usb make harder contact.... gently... you may find that it stays lit while a little pressure is applied and once you get that reliable enough then you could carefully load ilk license manager with another ilok plugged in and start transferring licenses... I wouldn't do the whole lot just a couple at a time. ii did this with a ilok that was on it's way out... good luck !

[albee1952]

Originally Posted by Darryl Ramm

What part is the issue? If working outside your LAN you need a VPN to get into your network. If you don't want to look into that level of stuff yourself you should be able to find a network/IT consultant to help with that. You want a carefully set up firewall and systems, ideally I'd like to see a dedicated iLok server system in a DMZ. It's likely worth getting help in an not accidentally leaving security holes in your network.

That's excellent advice Thanks

[Mista Min]

Originally Posted by James Richmond

I leave mine plugged into my NAS at the studio using some software called Virtual Here when I am doing location recording.
Provided I have an internet connect I am fine.

Dude!!!! This is amazing stuff!!! OMG! Game changing stuff man! Thank you for sharing this!!!


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