Teamcenter install 1

[gergs]

Hi people,

This is going to sound really dumb but..... we arent using any data manager at the company I am at. I saw our current licensing lists some form of Teamcenter in our bundles. Can I install some basic form of Teamcenter or UG manager for Data storage? How hard is it to do?

Next dumb question. Is there a tutorial I can access that will walk me thru an installation of a basic Teamcenter install? The reason I am asking is my boss would like to get some data storage capabilities but wants to do it on the cheap if possible. A full TC implementation is pretty pricey so he isnt too keen on that.

I have done an Intralink install before but I have no experience in Teamcenter or UG manager.If possible I would like to do a test install on dummy cpu and check it out.

I copied some of the license options I have below if it helps understand what we have and from an answer.

Thanks all!!
GG


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# LICENSE PRODUCT QTY DESCRIPTION QTY FEATURE NAME

# --------------- ----- -------------------- ----- ---------------------------
# NX11110 16 NX M-1 Dsgn (FL) 16 3d_to_2d_flattener
# 16 assemblies
# 16 dotnet_runtime
# 16 drafting
# 16 dxf_to_ug
# 16 dxfdwg
# 16 features_modeling
# 16 gateway
# 16 grip_execute
# 16 iges
# 16 iman_1st
# 16 iman_ug
# 16 iman_ug_manager
# 16 nx_freeform_1
# 16 nx_nas_bn_basic_dsk
# 16 nx_nastran_export
# 16 nx_sheet_metal
# 16 nx_spsd_stress
# 16 nx_spsd_vibration
# 16 pcf_package_file
# 16 pstudio_cons
# 16 pv_ugdatagenerator
# 16 sla_3d_systems
# 16 solid_modeling
# 16 step_ap203
# 16 step_ap214
# 16 ug_collaborate
# 16 ug_kf_checker
# 16 ug_kf_execute
# 16 ug_nas_des
# 16 ug_smart_models
# 16 ug_to_dxf
# 16 ug_web_express
# 16 ugopen_menuscript
# 16 visview_base

 

[looslib]

What you have in your bundle is the client side only. In order to actually use TC, you will also need some server licenses.


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