The "Server | Cluster" page shows all existing network licenses and their allocation ordered by licensors and related licenses.
Figure 74: CodeMeter WebAdmin – "Server | Cluster"
Besides the describing information on Product Code, Name, and Feature Map, the column Licenses shows the respective total number of available network licenses.
Shared and Free Licenses
n addition, the Status group structures the licenses according to access modes (User Limit, No User Limit, Exklusiv, Shared) and shows available free licenses.
Moreover, the Status group also shows you whether and if so which licenses in what quantity are locally borrowed from the license server.
In the figure above you see that of the total of 20 licenses of Vendor 1 for "Chart Processing" 14 licenses are free and available. Altogether 9 instances of the application access licenses but only 6 are counted since 3 accesses are of access status No User Limit allocating no additional licenses.
Session Details
Click on the "Details" button to obtain detailed information on the license allocation.
Figure 75: CodeMeter WebAdmin – "Server | Cluster - Details"
For example, in the figure above you see:
•the licenses for the application derive from the licensor with the Firm Code 10 and describe the product with the Product Code 14 as a module (0x6 as Feature Map).
•the licenses are stored in the CmContainer with the mask and serial number 1-1123634.
•in total 2 clients, identified by ID, Client (192.168.0.134 and 192.168.0.33) and Client Process ID columns, access the application "Chart Processing".
•5 licenses of the 23 available licenses in total are allocated, 18 licenses are free.
•Client 192.168.0.33 exclusively allocates 1 license, client 192.168.0.134 uses the application in 6 instances but allocates only 4 licenses due to the Access Mode column.
•Client 192.168.0.134 has borrowed a license on the CmContainer [1-1123634] valid until April 12th, 2009.
•Client 192.168.0.33 for the first time accessed the application (First and Last Access columns are of same date).
•Client 192.168.0.134, according to the First Access column, previously accessed the application.
Cancel
Clicking the "Cancel" button of the Action column allows you to deallocate single accessed licenses.
You cannot deallocate and reallocate borrowed licenses before they have been returned. |
For example, this is necessary when all licenses are allocated but an additional instance of the application needs to be started.
After deleting of an access the license is deallocated and available again. The client of the application receives a respective error message. |