Deal - breaker: Registration Limit Increase

[FredS 138]

Just now, dummzeuch said:

Also, it can be configured to allow up to 30 days

Just read that on your site, sounds like a great option.

 

As for hardware; Uwe supplied the link, a full Linux version is required (no router).
I have that running but I'm thinking about hardware failure and in that case running a license server on the same machine(s) isn't optimal.

I do have an Ubuntu Azure VM running and that may be the best way to do this..

[dummzeuch 1389]

13 hours ago, FredS said:

Just read that on your site, sounds like a great option.

 

As for hardware; Uwe supplied the link, a full Linux version is required (no router).
I have that running but I'm thinking about hardware failure and in that case running a license server on the same machine(s) isn't optimal.

I do have an Ubuntu Azure VM running and that may be the best way to do this..

Since it's not a requirement that this server is running at all times (the IDE must see it only once in a while), it's quite fine to run it in a VM on the same machine. A VM can also be easily backed up to guard against hardware failure. Personally I wouldn't put it "into the cloud". I don't trust their security.

As I also wrote in my blog, ours is running in our company intranet and I access it from my PC at home through an ssh tunnel. I only open that connection about once every two weeks to reset the IDE's license countdown.

[John Kouraklis 93]

Anyone knows how is the license being checked?

 

Does the IDE check with the license manager or the compiler runs its own checks as well?