ZBrush will now run on that computer for as long as necessary. When the COVID-19 crisis ends, you can return to My Licenses to request deactivation of all these copies. This will immediately free the license for use in reactivating your on-campus machines.
zact file you will have the option to provide the computer's description/name. For this purpose it is a good idea to change the name to that of the end user.īy default, the system gives the computer's name as defined by the user's operating system. That way you will be able to easily identify the specific activation if you ever need to use My Licenses to locate and deactivate that copy. Of course, if you have more users than you have licenses for, this won't work. For example, if you have a lab with 20 copies of ZBrush that gets used by multiple classes throughout the day then you would have need for more users than your volume license actually allows. In that case we strongly recommend that you change to floating licensing and place the license manager on a cloud-based server or a physical machine that is accessible from off campus. This article talks about using floating licenses remotely. Please start a Support conversation if you would like more information about switching to floating licensing or want to move ahead.
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