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Enciclopedia Britannica Deluxe Edition Deluxe. Microsoft Encarta Deluxe Deluxe. This type of installation is most effective when there is little or no need to share the license, or move it from one workstation to another. This is also the default type of license for all Alchemy products.

This license type requires communication between the client software the application installed on the user's PC and network license management software Alchemy NETWORK License Manager installed on a central license server. Licenses can thus be "floated" over an entire corporate network, transferring from one workstation to the next as required.

A Network License creates a pool of license that client workstations can use. This enables Alchemy product licenses to be shared across the enterprise with ease. This improves the availability of Alchemy technology while the central license server provides a secure and easy to manage administration console.

This is the simplest license server configuration and is the one that most companies start with. As stated earlier, the hardware and software requirements for a license server are fairly modest.

The main requirement is that every client workstation that needs access to an Alchemy CATALYST license should be able to access the license server with low latency low delay and high availability. The licensing software is designed to compensate for brief periods of downtime, but if communications are not restored in time, then Alchemy CATALYST warns the user that it has lost contact with the license server.

In this scenario, all Alchemy product licenses are centralised on a single server. This effectively 'floats' your license across every machine in your organization. If you do not want to share licenses between groups of users, then you can set up multiple Single License Servers for each group.

The main disadvantage with this method is that you cannot share licenses between servers. Even if the licenses on server A are not being used, users on server B cannot access them which may be acceptable, especially if the groups of users are on separate budgets. An advantage to this setup is that the failure of one server will not affect licenses on the other servers. If you want to share licenses between servers, then your best option is the next configuration: Distributed License Servers.

This configuration allows you to distribute your licenses over a number of different license servers. It is highly recommended that you provide an API for each service, to maximize your applications performance.

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