1.  Provide the team access to the serial number.
   2.  Provide for a purchase agent, a contact responsible for managing the purchase or renewal of the serial number.

The administrator will receive expiration notices and be able to transfer the serial number, but will not be entitled to use the software product. The administrator is not intended to be a second user. Also, the administrator can be changed to another by the primary owner or the existing administrator.

To add or change an administrator, follow the steps below:

   1.   Login to the Intel® Registration Center by entering your Login ID and Password in the Registered Users Login
         section of the web page. You will see a list of all products you have subscribed.
   2.   For each product, you will see the product name, component names, link to latest version available for download
         and posted date of the version available for download. [NOTE:  Expired registrations are shown only if you check
         the "Show Expired Registrations" check box at the top of the page.]
   3.   Click on the product of interest. This will display the product subscription history showing the serial number, support
         status, license expiration date including links to manage the license information and renew your subscriptions. The
         license expiration date should let you know if a renewal is needed or not. 
   4.   Click on the "Manage" link under the licenses column and you will be provided with license file information page.
   5.   To add an administrator, click on the "Add" button at the bottom of the page under the "Action"  column which will 
         display a box to enter the administrator's email address and then click the  "Add"  button beneath the box to
         complete adding the administrator. 
   6.   To change administrator to another, click on the "Change" button at the bottom of the page under the "Action"
         column which will display a box to enter the new administrator's email address and then click on "Change" button
         beneath the box to complete changing the administrator.

Problem : 
Only one version of Intel® Parallel Studio can be integrated with any one version of Microsoft Visual Studio* at a time. Therefore, if you have Intel Parallel Studio installed on your system and then install a different version along side of it, the newly installed version will be integrated into Visual Studio in place of the previously installed version - this means you will see the newly installed Parallel Studio toolbars, menu items, etc. 

You can control which version of Intel Parallel Studio you use with a particular Visual Studio by performing the steps outlined below.

Environment: 
Windows systems with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, 2008, and/or 2010 installed along with multiple versions of Intel Parallel Studio.

Root Cause: 
Limit of one Parallel Studio integrated with a version of Visual Studio.

Resolution: 
You will need to change the version of Parallel Studio that is integrated with a particular version of Visual Studio.  This will need to be done for each component of the Parallel Studio that you have installed. 

1. Begin by removing the integration from the version that is currently integrated.

For  Intel Parallel Amplifier or Intel Parallel Inspector, start by opening the Command Prompt window for the version of Parallel Studio you wish to disable. For example:

Now invoke the appropriate script to disable the integration:

For Intel Parallel Composer use the Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs for the version you want to disable:

Select Modify and disable the following options:

○ Integrated Documentation
○ Intel Parallel Debugger Extension
○ Integration(s) in Microsoft Visual Studio

            Select Next > Modify

2. Enable the Visual Studio integration.   

For  Intel Parallel Amplifier or Intel Parallel Inspector, start by opening the Command Prompt window for the version of Parallel Studio you wish to enable, then invoke the appropriate script to enable the integration:

For Intel Parallel Composer use the Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs entry for the version you want to enable:

Select Modify and enable the following options:

○ Integrated Documentation
○ Intel Parallel Debugger Extension
○ Integration(s) in Microsoft Visual Studio

The next steps are different based on your license type.

If you have a single user license, follow the simple steps below. 

Save the license file sent to you by email to:

          • On Windows*: <installation drive>\Program Files\Common Files\Intel\Licenses
          • On Linux*: /opt/intel/licenses
          • On MAC OS* X: /Users/Shared/Library/Application Support/Intel/Licenses
            Note: if the INTEL_LICENSE_FILE environment variable is defined, copy the file to the directory specified by the environment variable, instead.


If you have a counted (floating) license, you must do following to install and configure your License Host Server system and your client systems:

- Set up the license host server system
- Read the Intel License Manager for FLEXlm* User's Guide
- Download the correct Intel FLEXlm server for license host server system
- Install the FLEXlm server: after installation, the license server should start running automatically
- To manually start or stop the FLEXlm license server, please refer to the FLEXlm user's guide

References and useful articles: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/licensing-faq/