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	~~Gra~~-vdi ~~also provides locally installed~~ ANSYS modules ~~that may provide better graphics performance and/~~or ~~stability for performing remote visualization~~. The programs ~~installed in these modules are started using legacy wrapper scripts that default to~~ the ~~SHARCNET license~~ or ~~allow~~ the ~~user to either~~ select CMC ~~as their~~ license or ~~specify any other license~~ server ~~in their environment as an alternative to specifying~~ the ~~server information under~~ <i>~/.licenses</i>. Suitable usage of ~~ANSYS~~ programs on gra-vdi includes running a single test job interactively with upto 8cores and/or 128G ram, create or modify simulation input files, post process or visualize data.		When using gra-vdi researchers have the choice of loading ANSYS modules from the global Compute Canada environment (after loading CcEnv) or loading ANSYS modules installed locally on the machine itself (after loading SnEnv). The local modules maybe of interest as they include some Ansys programs and versions not yet supported by the Compute Canada environment for graphics use on gra-vdi or the clusters. When starting programs from local Ansys modules, users can select the CMC license server or accept the default Sharcnet License server. Presently the settings from <code>~/.licenses/ansys.lic</code> are not used by the local Ansys modules except when starting <code>runwb2</code> where they will override the default Sharcnet License server settings. Suitable usage of Ansys programs on gra-vdi includes: running a single test job interactively with upto 8cores and/or 128G ram, create or modify simulation input files, post process or visualize data.