NVIDIA® Virtual GPU (vGPU) Software License Server Documentation

NVIDIA® virtual GPU software license server is used to serve a pool of floating licenses to NVIDIA virtual GPU licensed products. The license server is designed to be installed at a location that is accessible from a customer’s network, and be configured with licenses obtained from the NVIDIA Licensing Center.

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Latest Release

Note:
NVIDIA virtual GPU software license server will reach End of Life (EOL) on July 31, 2023. After this date, only the new NVIDIA License System (NLS) will be supported. For more information, refer to NVIDIA Virtual GPU Software License Server End of Life Notice.

NVIDIA vGPU software license server 2023.04 May 2023

All Releases

Release Date
2023.04 May 2023
2022.09 September 2022
2022.02 February 2022
2021.07 July 2021
2020.05 Update 1 April 2021
2020.111 December 2020
2020.05 May 2020
2019.11 December 2019
2019.052 May 2019
2018.10 October 2018
2018.06 July 2018
5.1.0 May 2018
5.0.0 September 2017

Determining your License Server Version

  1. Access the license server management interface.

  2. In the license server management interface, under License Client Manager, select About.

    On the About page that opens, the License Client Manager version field displays the version.

  1. NVIDIA has withdrawn NVIDIA vGPU software license server release 2020.11 after becoming aware of a number of issues with this release. In particular, these issues affect high availability license server configurations and the setting of the license interval. NVIDIA has released a fix for these issues in NVIDIA virtual GPU software license server release 2021.07.
  2. NVIDIA has withdrawn NVIDIA vGPU software license server release 2019.05 after becoming aware of an issue that prevents VMs from obtaining or renewing licenses. NVIDIA has released a fix for this issue in NVIDIA vGPU software license server release 2019.11.