Availability Table Systemġ9.1 (cfx-gui, fluent-gui, icemcfd-gui, runwb2-gui), 19.2 (cfx-gui, fluent-gui, icemcfd-gui, runwb2-gui) It is no longer necesssary to join a group in order to use ansys on any sharcnet or compute canada system, the software modules are freely open to use by anyone. It maybe necessary to reduce the the hpc core limit to 96 if the total usage during busy periods rises in 2019. Individual users are currently limited to running 3 simultaneous jobs and consuming 128 hpc cores. proprietary, private, commercial or contract work is strictly prohibited unless the group either provides a suitable floating license file for the sharcnet license server or permits access to a local license server. The SHARCNET license is provided free for academic research use only therefore any non-publishable. The Sharcnet license however does not cover any mechanical, electronic or semiconductor products sold by ansys – to use these one can either purchase a license through sharcnet (at cost) in which case you can make use of the 512 free ansys hpc research seats for running large parallel jobs OR you may purchase a license through cmc in which case you must buy your own hpc seats.
Sharcnet’s “Academic Research CFD” license includes ANSYS Polyflow and Forte. The research cfd license is equivilent to ANSYS Cfd Premium as shown on pages 6 to 10 of this link Meshing is also supported with the sharcnet license using workbench (via the runwb2 command) and spaceclaim (as of version 19). It provides a TOTAL of 25 ansys research cfd tasks and 512 ansys hpc research seats for use with icemcfd, fluent, cfx. The SHARCNET license was renewed jan 2018 for another year. As sharcnet owns a perpetual license jobs will not be effected until the new license file is put in place, advance warning will be given to those running jobs. LICENSE RENEWAL UPDATE MARCH 2019: The ansys license is in process of being renewed. The SHARCNET policy regarding commercial software
Commencing January 1, 2009, there is no cost to use ANSYS on SHARCNET clusters or SHARCNET visualization workstations.
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