lmstat -a -c /path/to/ansyslmd.lic If it shows “no feature lines found” → the file is still invalid. Create a test file containing just:
ansyslmd -c test.lic -x If that works, your original license file is damaged. Request a fresh copy from Ansys support. | Situation | Action | |-----------|--------| | You have a valid license file from Ansys | Ensure no extra spaces, missing backslashes, or line breaks inside INCREMENT lines. | | You manually created/edited the file | Use ansyslmd -c file.lic -info to debug syntax. | | Running on Linux | Always run dos2unix on the license file. | | Running on Windows | Use Notepad++ → Edit → EOL Conversion → Windows (CRLF) . | | After changes | Restart the Ansys License Manager service / kill lmgrd and restart. | 🧠 Pro Tip The error “No valid increment lines” almost never means a missing license feature – it means the license daemon literally cannot parse a single INCREMENT or FEATURE line. 90% of the time , the fix is simply getting a fresh, unmodified .lic file from your license administrator and ensuring line endings match your OS. If the problem persists after these steps, attach your ansyslmd.lic (with server/HOSTID details redacted) and the full debug log from lmgrd -v -l debug.log for further diagnosis. Ansyslmd.lic Error No Valid Increment Lines Were Found In
It sounds like you’re encountering the error in Ansys, typically when the license manager ( ansyslmd.exe ) tries to read a malformed or incorrect license file (e.g., ansyslmd.lic ). lmstat -a -c /path/to/ansyslmd
INCREMENT ansys prod 2023.1231 31-dec-2024 5 ... INCREMENT fluent prod 2023.1231 31-dec-2024 5 ... Or for older versions: | Situation | Action | |-----------|--------| | You
INCREMENT test_inc ansyslmd 1.0 permanent 1 \ HOSTID=ANY Run: