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Return a Network License
In this article we explain the process for returning a network license using the online return method. Returning a GeoStudio license makes it available for activation on another computer. Before You Start * This process assumes the host operating system is Windows Server 2019. * An internet connection that allo…
29-Sep-2020
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Return a License
In this article we explain the process for returning a standalone license using the online return method. Returning a GeoStudio license makes it available for activation on another computer. Before You Start Returning an online activation license requires the following: * An internet connection that allows outb…
29-Apr-2024
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Activation License Returns Explained
In this article we explain how online activation license returns work. How it works When a GeoStudio online activation license is initially created, it resides on the GeoStudio license fulfillment server. When the user activates the license, the GeoStudio software communicates with the license fulfillment server…
29-Mar-2023
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Error (601) - Activation was Refused by the Activation Server
In this article we explain the following error that can occur when activating a license in GeoStudio: (license number): Failed: Activation was refused by the activation server. (Error 601) The server gave this reason: 7288; The activation of the fulfillment is denied by the activation policy for activation id(license…
10-Feb-2026
Effective 2024-07-01, Seequent will introduce updated Annual Maintenance policies for GeoStudio products.
From this date, GeoStudio perpetual licenses that are not current on maintenance will become machine-locked to the computer or server where the software is installed.
This means they cannot be moved to another device or restored to the current device in the event of, but not limited to, software failure, virtual machine re-hosting, formatted hard drive and so forth.
From this date, GeoStudio perpetual licenses that are not current on maintenance will become machine-locked to the computer or server where the software is installed.
This means they cannot be moved to another device or restored to the current device in the event of, but not limited to, software failure, virtual machine re-hosting, formatted hard drive and so forth.
