8) Install ArcGIS License Manager 10.1. 9) Once the install completes, and the status in the License Server Administrator is verified as 'NOT RUNNING', save the log within ProcMon; select File > Capture Events (Ctrl+E) to stop tracing. 10) Within ProcMon on the machine, select File > Save (Ctrl+S) to save the trace into a '.pml' file.

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Problem: License Server Status: NOT RUNNING for ArcGIS License Manager 10.x Description License Server Status: NOT RUNNING for ArcGIS License Manager 10.x Cause The NOT RUNNING status can happen after installing the ArcGIS License Manager 10.x software or after the software has been running successfully. The cause can be a variety of issues such as firewalls, anti-virus or anti-spam applications, port assignments or availability, environment variables, remnants from prior installations, or the presence of prior license.dat files. Solution or Workaround The solution can involve one or more of the following steps. Before trying the solutions described below, check the Debug log file for error messages. This file can be accessed from the License Server Administrator > Diagnostics, or from the ArcGIS License10.x bin lmgrd9.log.

• Disable the firewall. Refer to Related Information section below for the steps to configure the ArcGIS License Manager to work through a firewall by editing the service.txt file. • Disable anti-virus protection. • Run the Netstat –a command to see which active TCP connections are open and running on a networked host. This command lists the protocols in use, the local address and port number, the destination address and port number and the state of the connection.

This command helps to identify if any of the license manager ports ranging of 9 are being used by other processes. Run the following from a command prompt. The -a operator is for the all option. Netstat -a • Verify whether the LMGRD can be run from the command line manually. Navigate to the directory path based on the operating system, and then run the command to manually start the license manager service: C: > cd 'C: Program Files arcgis license10.1 bin' C: > cd 'C: Program Files (x86) arcgis license10.1 bin' Manually start the license manager service: C: > lmgrd.exe -c service.txt If this starts successfully, then the issue is most likely in the Windows Registry or in the environment variables. Refer to the next step when addressing the environment variables.

• Verify if there are any environment variables set up: 1) Click Start > Control Panel > System. 2) In the System panel, click Advanced system settings. 3) In the System Properties dialog box, select the Advanced tab. 4) Select the Environment Variables button. 5) In the Environment Variables window, scroll through the System variables and see if there are any environment variables set up for the ArcGIS License Manager such as 'ARCGIS', 'ESRI', and 'LM', or anything that looks like it could have come from Esri or Flexera. 6) Select the variable and click the Delete button to remove any unnecessary variables.