SOLUTION ONE Check the hostname in the pointer license file,stat.lic, on the client. The pointer license file is located in the Statistica application folder, typically C:\Program Files\Statistica\Statistica <version>#\ or C:\Program Files (x86)\Statistica\Statistica <version>#\. The file contents format looks like this:
SOLUTION TWO Solve connection/networking issue with license server. For example, attempt to ping the license server from the client experiencing the error by opening an admin command prompt, issuing the following command and pressing the Enter key:
ping <hostname or the fully qualified hostname (hostname.domain)>
If the ping has 0% loss, as below, then the client can connect to the license server successfully. Skip this solution.
If the ping has 100% loss, then the client cannot connect to the server. There can be several reasons for this, including the reason mentioned in SOLUTION THREE, below. To check if the DNS (Domain Name Service) is not working see SOLUTION FOUR below.
SOLUTION THREE If the ping test fails, as described in SOLUTION TWO, above, check to see if license server is up and running. The license server may need to be started or re-started.
SOLUTION FOUR To check to see if the DNS is working or not, ping the license server by IP Address via an administrator command prompt and press the Enter key:
ping <IP Address>
SOLUTION FIVE For suspected firewall or security application issues, please see SOLUTION THREE AND SOLUTION FIVE from in this knowledge base article: https://support.tibco.com/s/article/ERROR-Server-Node-is-down-or-not-responding-when-launching-Statistica
SOLUTION SIX Check to see if the STATISTICA License Manager service is running on the license server, as below:
If the service is not in a running state, click the Start button.
If the service will not stay running, see this knowledge base article:
https://support.tibco.com/s/article/The-Statistica-License-Manager-service-keeps-stopping