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    Aspen 7.1 Installation

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    The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing AspenPlus software on an individual computer at Texas Tech University. It details downloading the installation package, running the installer, configuring the license server, and launching the AspenPlus interface to begin simulations. Connecting to the university network or setting up a VPN is necessary to access the license server and run the software remotely.

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    The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing AspenPlus software on an individual computer at Texas Tech University. It details downloading the installation package, running the installer, configuring the license server, and launching the AspenPlus interface to begin simulations. Connecting to the university network or setting up a VPN is necessary to access the license server and run the software remotely.

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    The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing AspenPlus software on an individual computer at Texas Tech University. It details downloading the installation package, running the installer, configuring the license server, and launching the AspenPlus interface to begin simulations. Connecting to the university network or setting up a VPN is necessary to access the license server and run the software remotely.

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    AspenPlus Installation on Individual Computers


    Department of Chemical Engineering Texas Tech University. AspenPLUS 7.1 runs on Windows XP (SP3) and Windows Vista 1. Obtain the AspenONE 7.1 DVD installation package from one of the Department IT specialists (anand.chiravuri@ttu.edu or eduardo.colmenares@ttu.edu ). a. Bring a blank DVD to the specialist and let him provide you a pre-burned copy of the software in return. 2. Insert the disk into your computers DVD drive. It should start the installation process automatically. 3. After the AspenTech Installation browser loads up, a pop-up will appear. Select Next. 4. Select None for the license configuration type. 5. Return to the browser and select the Install by Product tab. 6. Select DVD 6 7. Click Install. a. A bit of time will transpire, then the AspenTech Installer will appear. 8. Click Next, then select Yes. 9. Select Standard Install. 10. Choose the product Process Modeling(Aspen Plus). Single click the small arrow and select the second option This feature, and all subfeatures. 11. Click Next on the next two screens. 12. A window should pop up asking to choose compilers for Aspen Properties, click Next. 13. The next window will ask for username, password and domain, leave the fields blank and check the box that says Skip username/password validation, then select Next. 14. Click Install. a. This step will take some time. First, the Microsoft SQL Server will be installed, the AspenPLUS. b. The installer may ask you to restart after the SQL server is installed but before AspenPLUS is installed. c. In this case restart your computer. You must then begin the installation process (starting with step 2) again. This time the installer will detect an installed SQL server, and ask you for logon credentials. There is no need to enter any information; you can simply press OK. 15. After the installation is complete you will be returned to Windows. Go to Start, Programs, AspenTech, Common Utilities, then SLM Configuration Wizard. 16. Click Next on the pop-up window that appears. 17. In the Server field, type 129.118.23.10 and click Add. 18. Highlight default under Server Buckets, and click Next. 19. Click Next on all succeeding windows until you come to one which gives the Finish option.

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    a. Note: your computer must be able to see the Chemical Engineering license server (IP address=129.118.23.10) in order for AspenPLUS to run. The license supports 50 simultaneous users, regardless of location. b. If you connect to TTUnet on campus, either wirelessly or with a wired connection, your computer will automatically find the server. c. If you connect from off-campus through a third-party Internet Service Provider, you must set up a Virtual Private Network (VPN), so that you can tunnel through the TTU firewall. d. Setting up a VPN only requires your Eraider username and password. The details on setting up a VPN to TTUnet are given on the Information Technology website at http://www.depts.ttu.edu/helpcentral/directions/VPN/index.php. You are now ready to run AspenPLUS on your personal computer. 20. From Windows, go to Start, Programs, AspenTech, Aspen Engineering Suite, AspenPlus 2006, then AspenPlus User Interface. 21. The first time you run the software, you must register as an academic user. 22. You will be see the Aspen Start up window, which gives you the options of opening a blank simulation, a template, an existing simulation, etc. Select one option and click OK. 23. You can now run your simulation.

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