If you have installed JMP and receive an error message that your license has expired, please download and apply the appropriate renewal file below. For instructions on how to apply your JMP license, see Applying Your JMP License – Windows or Applying Your JMP License – Macintosh. You will need to log in with your USC NetID username and password in order to download these files.
Please note that if you are running a version of JMP that you received from your department or copy that you have purchased from a vendor, you will need to contact your department or vendor for the correct software license.
2024 License update
As of 09/23/2024: If you already have a JMP license that was licensed before the expiration date (July 14, 2024), the 90 day grace period ends on October 12, 2024. If you did not have JMP licensed before the expiration date, we have updated this webpage to include a new license file that will expire November 16, 2024. This new license file currently only works for JMP 17. As this is still a temporary solution, we do not have license files for older versions.
As of 11/14/2024: We have updated the JMP 17 Licenses and the expiration is now extended until July 14, 2025. Please note that we still do not have license files for older versions.
We thank you for your patience and understanding.
Downloading Your License File
NOTE: Due to differences in the way browsers handle these files, ITS suggests you use either the Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox browser to download your license renewal files.
To download a license file below:
- Click the license file for your affiliation (Faculty/Student) and for your device’s OS .
- If you haven’t already signed into your USC NetID account, you will be asked to enter your USC NetID username and password.
- A page with the text of the license file will appear. Right-click this page and choose Save Page As… (Firefox) or Save As…(Chrome).
- Save the license as a text file on your desktop.