Error with Running SimLab simulation

sara_20870
sara_20870 Altair Community Member
edited September 23 in Community Q&A
Dear all, 
 
I'm trying to run a magnetic transient simulation using Altair SimLab, but I'm facing the following error.
 
" ERROR : 24.0 Feature SimLabFluxSolver or HWSimLabFluxSolver not found on license file
  Altair License Manager: License error "
 
Would you help me to know what I should do to solve it, please?
Thank you

Best Answer

  • Karun Avula
    Karun Avula
    Altair Employee
    edited September 23 Answer ✓

    Hi Sara,

     

    Probably the cause of the error is due to the license 2024, do you have 2024 license where SimLabFluxSolver should be a feature in the license? you can check it from your IT team. Or it might be due to the Flux solver is not included while SimLab 2024 installation.

    I would suggest you to contact us through Altair support for this issue.

     

    Thanks

    Karun

     

Answers

  • Karun Avula
    Karun Avula
    Altair Employee
    edited September 23 Answer ✓

    Hi Sara,

     

    Probably the cause of the error is due to the license 2024, do you have 2024 license where SimLabFluxSolver should be a feature in the license? you can check it from your IT team. Or it might be due to the Flux solver is not included while SimLab 2024 installation.

    I would suggest you to contact us through Altair support for this issue.

     

    Thanks

    Karun

     

  • sara_20870
    sara_20870 Altair Community Member
    edited September 23

    Hi Sara,

     

    Probably the cause of the error is due to the license 2024, do you have 2024 license where SimLabFluxSolver should be a feature in the license? you can check it from your IT team. Or it might be due to the Flux solver is not included while SimLab 2024 installation.

    I would suggest you to contact us through Altair support for this issue.

     

    Thanks

    Karun

     

    Hi Karun, 

    Yes, you are right. 
    I contacted the Altair support team and they solved the problem.

    Thanks for your answer.