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Within the local workstation the software they can point to the remote server (instead of a local project) and, thereby, work on the server project (possibly in conjunction with other users) without having to work from the server.

With To use this feature with all computers connected to the same Networknetwork, the following configurations are required.: 


Server Computer

Open the Welcome Screen and Navigate to the License Tab. You should see a square box with information on Engineering.

Under Engineering User field, you will find the amount of concurrent engineering users supported by the current license applied.

License information.

 

Make sure you have TWebServer (or IIS with services installed) running and make notice of which port it is running. That information is available on the Icon Tray.

TWebServer icon.


Note

You cannot mix local project (without the web server) and remote project. If you have one instance of local project (without the web server) the remote ones will open as ReadOnly.

In order to enable Multiple Engineering Users to edit the same project, the Project Server must connect to itself as well.

Server connecting to itself.


Client Computer

 Open the Welcome Screen and Navigate to the Server Tab. On Project Server click on Remote and insert the server IP Address and TWebServer port number using the syntax.

Code Block
http://<Server IP Address>:<Port Number>/


Connecting to remote server.

 

Once the connection is established, navigating to the Projects Tab you will see the projects from the Server computer.

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