Who should they talk to for help?Ī: Wolfram can help directly at or if the question is specific to the SSO login step. Q: A user is reporting an issue with SSO where they cannot complete the installation. Existing users will be prompted for their Wolfram ID and password when first signing in using SSO, and all the settings and files will be merged with the new SSO account, so everything will be retained. Q: If a user has a few files stored in Wolfram’s provided cloud storage, do they need to archive those?Ī: No. Mathematica Online continues to need some network connection since it’s a browser-based product. After the initial activation, licensing information is local to the machine, and Mathematica will continue to work off-network or off U of I VPN. Just like in the past, a network connection to Wolfram’s server is needed to activate the software (in the past, this was through a license key moving forward, this will be through SSO). Contact Do individual users need to be on campus VPN or have a network connection to use Mathematica?Ī: No. Q: What if a user wants to run both Mathematica version 13.1 and an older version?Ī: WebStore can still provide license keys for the older versions upon request. MathLM will continue to need a new password each year, the same as in previous years. Larger passwords are available upon request. Departmental system administrators can still use Network Mathematica (which includes MathLM, the license manager software for Mathematica) to install Mathematica on an HPC cluster, and the default license provides licensing for 1,000 simultaneous users and up to 8,000 instances of Mathematica for parallel calculations. Q: How will this affect HPC clusters where we run Mathematica?Ī: Not at all (same answer as above).
Departmental system administrators can still use Network Mathematica (which includes MathLM, the license manager software for Mathematica) to install Mathematica on a computer lab image or a Citrix server, just like in the past.
Q: How will this affect physical or virtual computer labs?Ī: Not at all. Q: What is the main advantage of Single Sign-on (SSO)?Ī: Faculty, staff, and students no longer need to create a separate login and password at Wolfram’s User Portal they can instead use the familiar U of I login to activate Mathematica and log into Mathematica Online Q&A for Roll-Out of Single Sign-on at U of I Commonly asked questions about the change to Single Sign On for Mathematica software.
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