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1. #Matlab 2017 student 2 computers install#
2. #Matlab 2017 student 2 computers update#
3. #Matlab 2017 student 2 computers license#
4. #Matlab 2017 student 2 computers iso#

Under the RESOURCES section of the HOME banner, Click on the arrow under HelpĪt some point you may be asked to provide your Oxford University Single Sign On username and password.

#Matlab 2017 student 2 computers license#

The license is locked to this name so it is important that you select your normal login username and not your administrator name. This is the name you use to login into your computer. MATLAB will need to communicate with MathWorks.

#Matlab 2017 student 2 computers update#

How do I update my MATLAB Individual license?īefore attempting an update, make sure you :. If any license is due to expire, the warning will remain. You may be in a situation where it says you will lose access MATLAB (as you have an old Individual License that has not been updated) but really you still have a Concurrent aka Network license too so will still be able to access MATLAB. Note that you may have multiple licenses on your computer. Update instructions here for a Designated Computer. If you have MATLAB installed on a university laptop, you are likely using a Designated Computer License.Update instructions here for an Individual License. If you have MATLAB installed on a personal computer, you are likely using an Individual License.The University MATLAB License Server will be updated and you do not have to do anything. If you are using a desktop computer with a permanent connection to the University network, you are probably using a Concurrent aka Network License.They way you update depends on which license you have. This means that you need to update your license. Please contact your system administrator or Your MATLAB license will expire in 43 days.

You may see the following when you open MATLAB: Here is a list of representatives How do I update my MATLAB license?Ĭurrently the MATLAB license needs updating yearly around August. This license requires a specific Installation Key available from Departmental or College MATLAB representative. This is useful for staff laptops that may not always be connected to the University Network. However, it is not restricted to one individual user name like the Individual License. So when the license is renewed each year, the license on each computer has to be updated. What is a Designated Computer License? The Designated Computer License is specific to each computer.

Installation requires Installation Keys which are sent to the Departmental or College MATLAB representative. You do not have to update the license on each computer. The license on each computer is automatically updated when the license on the license server is updated. It is recommend to use the concurrent license if you have a large collection of computers, such as a computer teaching classroom. What is a Concurrent aka Network License? The Concurrent License is obtained from a University License Server, so you must have a connection to the University network to use this license. These licenses must NOT be used on computers owned by students.Ī simple summary to find the most suitable license is given in the table below:

#Matlab 2017 student 2 computers install#

Which license you should use depends mainly on who owns the computer you want to install MATLAB on:

#Matlab 2017 student 2 computers iso#

MATLAB ISO files are available for IT Support Staff, from the ITSS Downloads Page. Detailed information on each of these licenses is given below. If this is not the case you need to work out which other license you need, eitherīoth of these require authentication through Installation Keys which are sent to the Departmental or College MATLAB representatives. The most common license is the Individual and is used when the computer belongs to a member of staff or a student (taught or research). For all licenses you will need a (Single Sign On) SSO account linked to a MathWorks account: instructions here. MATLAB can be downloaded directly from the MathWorks website.