Thanks for the info Tim. I didn't see this in the list - as always the Autodesk site is an awful mess and almost impossible to get a clear overview from. It is ridiculous how their efforts to make it userfriendly has done almost the opposite. I will go have a closer look.
Morten Den 29. januar 2016 kl. 00:13 skrev Tim Leydecker <bauero...@gmx.de>: > somewhere there, there´s a list > of applications and updates available (to the account manager). > > You can download installers from there, no need for internet connections > from the farm to the autodesk server (if you use network licensing, that > is). > > It´s a bit tricky to find those installers and always worth to also check > the > downloads&updates section of the autodesk site, too. > > I had several instances where updates didn´t show up in my subscription > account > but only the initial release(s), e.g. Maya 2016 but not the service pack or > extensions. > > The subscription account management and layout changes sometimes, there is > a chance things are simpler now or more convoluted. > > Logging in with your subscription account on the autodesk website is in any > way recommended... > > Welcome to the ESCU2016. No way to downgrade offered... btw... > > Cheers, > > tim > > Am 28.01.2016 um 13:06 schrieb Morten Bartholdy: > > We have finally purchased ESCU2016 so I could lay my hands on Softimage > > 2015 SP2, so last minute yay for that. > > > > I have been stuck on 2013 SP1 for ages, and this new web installer crap is > > bugging me. Is there no way to create some form of renderfarm deployment so > > I download an installer once and deploy to the farm from there? Currently > > it looks like I have to use the webinstaller which does work btw, but > > require me to wait for downloading the required installers on every single > > client. > > > > How do you guys handle this? > > > > And I too am sad that our good old friend can no longer be purchased :( > > > > > > Morten > > > >
