If it's simply a matter of whether or not your license server is running, you could ping it, parse the response, and then act accordingly. If an error has been raised, then the server with the license is off.Is there some python/arcpy way of checking the availability of the ET Geowizards license on the server? Something like arcpy.CheckExtension for ArcGIS Extensions.Running on ArcGIS for Desktop 10.1 Basic + SP1, ET Geowizards 10.2 for ArcGIS 10.1, Win8 64 bit. I must wait for the script execution if it raise an error or not. Bad thing is that I don´t know if the server is running or not at the time of arcpy.ImportToolbox. If the server is off then some of the ET Geowizards tools mentioned above are limited to processing only 100 features.I can import the ET Geowizards toolbox via arcpy.ImportToolbox with no problem, import works even if the license is not available. I have a valid license for it but sometimes the license server at work is off. I would like to run a script that uses some tools from the ET Geowizards toolbox.
