You can
run the program when your computer is not connected to the network
until your license-borrowing period ends. If you don't remember
the date that a license expires, you can check the date by placing
your cursor over the Borrowing icon in the program's status tray
or by clicking Help About and using the Product Information
dialog box.
When the license-borrowing period expires, the borrowed license is automatically returned to the license server. Once your computer is reconnected to the network, you can run the program from the network or borrow a license again.
Interaction with Other License-Borrowing Tools
Using the license borrowing feature in the program is the recommended way to borrow a license; however, some third-party borrowing tools may also be available to you. These tools are not supported or compatible with the license borrowing feature in the program. Other third-party or legacy license-borrowing tools that may be available to you are the Autodesk License Borrowing utility (shipped with Autodesk products) and the borrowing feature in lmtools.exe, a component of the Autodesk Network License Manager.
If another license-borrowing tool is active when you attempt to use the license borrowing feature, you should proceed as follows to borrow a license for the program:
To borrow a license using the Tools menu
This date must be within the valid date range set by your network administrator. The valid date range is displayed in this window.
To borrow a license using the Help menu
This date must be within the valid date range set by your network administrator. The valid date range is displayed in this window.