Autodesk Maya Services & Support

Maya 2010 - switch from a Standalone install to a Network install on Windows

Published date: 2009-Oct-27
ID: TS14068656

Applies to:
Autodesk® Maya® 2010

Issue

You have installed Maya 2010 on Windows as a Standalone application, but you now want Maya to request a license from a license server on your local network.

You know you have to switch to a Network installation of Maya but don't want to re-install the software.

Solution

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The video format is .mp4 and can be viewed with Quicktime 7.5 or VLC

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