6.114 FAQ-1229 I get a "orglab: No socket connection to license server manager" error. What should I do?
No-socket-Connection-to-License-server-manager
Last Update: 12/18/2025
If you fail to start the FLEXnet license server and see the following error message in the Server Status tab of LMTools:
Vendor daemon status:
orglab: No socket connection to license server manager. (-7,10015)
This error may be caused by several possible reasons such as read/write/execution privileges or a firewall block.
- Please first look at the Network License Manager's log file (its path can be found in Config Services tab of LMTools) and check if an obvious error is logged. For example, if you find something like
11:20:00 (lmgrd) orglab exited with status 45 (Child cannot exec requested server)
in the log file, it indicates that the orglab file lacks execute permission. Granting that permission usually solves the problem.
- If the log gives no clear clue, please try the following possible reasons.
- The required ports are already in use.
- Security software or a firewall blocks orglab from communicating with clients.
For either case, choose a different port in the license file and open that port in the active firewall that may break the connection. Please follow this document to allow your license server access through firewall. Note that PC may have more than one firewall, which often happens if an antivirus software is installed with its own firewall. In this case, the Windows built-in firewall is disable, and you only need to turn off monitoring for the specified ports in the antivirus firewall.
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