Tekla Structures Multi User Server 2.3 REPACK Download

This article is for Tekla Structures Multiuser server version 2.3 or older.

For setting up multiple instances of the Tekla Structures Multiuser server version 2.301s, use the following link:

Setting up multiple instances of Tekla Structures Multiuser Server

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The new multi-user server will use a different database file for handling the model changes. One multi-user model must always use the same multi-user server so that the system is able to keep track of changes. Agree with your users which models use which multi-user server and make users aware that changing the multi-user server is not allowed. Do not set up several multi-user servers if there is no specific reason to do so - one multi-user server can handle several models.

Make sure that computers running Tekla Structures can access the port you defined earlier (TCP port 1240 in the example above). For example, create a firewall rule that allows incoming communications on TCP port 1240 on the computer where the multi-user server is running.

When using the new multi-user server address in Tekla Structures, type the address in format

where

For example, if your multi-user server is running on a computer whose name is my_company_server and the TCP port is set to 1240, then you should use the following multi-user server address in Tekla Structures:

With these steps you can try to verify if this is a network problem. Do the following steps on at least one of the client computers where some multi-user error message normally appears (IP address 123.456.7.890 should be replaced with the IP address of your multi-user server):

If there are plenty of Request timed out messages you can suspect that there is a network issue. This could be caused for example by a broken hardware on the network, such as a router or a switch.

If there is nothing suspicious in the Command Prompt, this is not a network problem. We can continue checking where else the problem might be. It could be for example the port, the multi-user server application, or Tekla Structures.

In some cases we have found out that disabling offline files in Windows Sync Center helps with weird multi-user connection problems. You find this setting under the

You can experience performance issues when there is a slow network communication. If your VPN connection is stable and fast enough, you can use it for both licensing and multi-user with some additional requirements:

It is not possible to install multiple instances of the Tekla Structures Multiuser Server using the installation package. If you install Tekla Structures Multiuser Server v2.301s and then run the installer again, you only have the Modify, Repair, and Remove options available. To solve this, we created a batch file that creates multiple instances of Tekla Structures Multiuser Server v2.301s running on the same computer. All you need to do is run the script as administrator and follow the on-screen instructions.

Tekla Structures Multiuser Server v2.301s includes two script files which are located in the installation folder (by default, C:\Program Files (x86)\Tekla Structures Multiuser Server for 64-bit OS or C:\Program Files\Tekla Structures Multiuser Server for 32-bit OS):

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MUSaaS_Install.cmd - creates a new instance of Tekla Structures Multiuser Server;

MUSaaS_Uninstall.cmd - deletes an instance created by MUSaaS_Install.cmd.

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With the MUSaaS_Install.cmd you can:

Is there a way to fasten the saving and modeling process when working in the multi-user mode?

1. Check your network connection speed, because it can slow down the saving process significantly.

2. Check that your workstations comply with the latest hardware recommendations. A good processor can increase the speed.

3. During the saving process RAM memory use is significant. Tekla Structures is able to use all the available memory for the saving process.

4. The saving time may be shorter if you close down all the views of the model before saving.

5. If there are many system files in the network drive, saving may become slower than when using system files located on your own hard drive. A good way to speed up the saving is to set XS_PROJECT and XS_FIRM to a local drive and move most of the system files there. Each user should naturally use the same files to ensure similar outcome.

6. Running the multi-user server on the same workstation as TS has no advantage or disadvantage. The multi-user server itself has very low CPU usage.

7. If you have a hidden reference model which you do not need anymore, you can delete it. Large reference models can slow down saving and modeling.

Tekla Model Sharing is a truly innovative BIM collaboration product. The unique, patented technology has many advantages over the existing multi-user mode. In addition to the new way of working with local off-line models, it is the most reliable, the fastest and most cost-effective way to collaborate with Tekla Structures projects.

In 2012[13] Revit LT[14] became the newest version of Revit on the market. It was a feature limited or Lite version of Revit which excluded features such as rendering and multi-user environments.[15] In 2013, Autodesk began introducing rental licensing for some of its products, including Revit.[16]

Since version 3.0 Revit enables multiple users to work on the same building model. The workflow is similar to the use of a version control system in software engineering, that allows multiple developers to reliably collaborate on a common code base. Each Revit user works on a local copy of the design, periodically checking in the work into the central repository. New user starts with creating a local copy of this repository. When a user starts modifying some building elements, these elements get automatically locked, preventing others from modifying them. The locks are maintained in the central repository. The elements stay locked until the "borrower" checks in her work and releases the locks. Patented technology called "worksharing" allows Revit to minimize the set of elements being locked while allowing change propagation engine to update as many elements as needed, including the elements that are not locked. Revit typically avoids merge conflicts during check-in.

Software can be installed on a server. The license server keeps track of how many licenses are in use at one time. When an application using network licensing starts, it first checks to see if a network license is available to use. If so, a license is then checked out from the pool of licenses. When a user exits the application, the license gets checked back into the pool making it available to other users.

In addition, LICAD is prepared for use in a client/server environment. Project administration enables the exchange of drawings between different users and locations, including

queries that can be made directly to LISEGA.

Tekla Model Sharing is a BIM collaboration tool that allows users anywhere in the world to work together on one model, also with users in a different organization. Model Sharing decreases the chance of mistakes and saves time because models no longer have to be merged and checked manually. Different from the multi-user technology, Model Sharing works with a central model to which only the changes are uploaded.

Tekla Structures is a powerful software for structural design and detailing. It allows multiple users to work on the same model simultaneously, using the multi-user mode. This mode requires a server computer that runs the Tekla Structures Multi User Server 23 20 service, and a file server computer that stores the master model. In this article, we will show you how to install and configure the multi-user server, and how to convert and open models in the multi-user mode.

The first step is to download the Tekla Structures Multi User Server 23 20 installation package from Tekla Downloads. This package is compatible with Tekla Structures versions 17.0 and later. You should install it on a server computer that is accessible by all the users who want to work on the same model. The default installation folder is C:\Program Files (x86)\Tekla Structures Multi-user Server.

After installing the package, you need to run the xs_server.exe file inside the installation folder. This will start the multi-user server service in the background. You can check the status of the service in the Windows Services panel (Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services). If you encounter any error while running the xs_server.exe file, try to run it as an administrator.

The multi-user server service uses TCP/IP protocol to communicate with the client computers. You need to make sure that the server computer has a valid IP address, and that the port number 1245 is not blocked by any firewall or antivirus software. You can also add the xs_server.exe file to the exception list of your firewall or antivirus software.

The next step is to convert a single-user model to a multi-user model. The model must be located in a network directory that is accessible by all the users who want to work on it. You can convert any model that is open or closed in Tekla Structures. 75035a25d1