Getting Started
This article will cover server setup, server access controls, and client configuration for an EdgeWise Software Lock Network License.
For legacy hardware key network licenses, view this article: Legacy EdgeWise Network License Installation
If the server or computer hosting the software lock network license will also be running EdgeWise, please follow the standard installation and activation process: EdgeWise Software Lock (SL) Installation
*At this time, virtual machine are not supported If this is necessary, please contact licensing@clearedge3d.com
Server Setup
To install only the software license on a server, download this zip file, which contains the necessary tools: EdgeWiseSoftwareLockNetworkSetup.zip
If you are not able to download this for any reason, please contact support at support@clearedge3d.com.
On the licensing server, unzip this file. It contains the following 3 files:
- Haspdinst_Runner.bat
- haspdinst_EdgeWise.exe
- RUS-EWLicenseTool.exe
Steps to install and activate:
- Run the Haspdinst_Runner.bat as an admin
- Create a *.c2v request file using the RUS-EWLicenseTool.exe
- Email the *.c2v file to licensing@clearedge3d.com
- Apply the response *.v2c file using the RUS-EWLicenseTool.exe
Run the Haspdinst_Runner.bat as an admin
After successful installation, view the licensing environment locally on the server here: Sentinel Admin Control Center
Once this is accessible, open the RUS-EWLicenseTool.exe. Select the “Installation of new protection key” under “Collect Status Information”. Select Collect Information to create the c2v file.
Email the *.c2v file to licensing@clearedge3d.com. It is recommended to respond directly to the ClearEdge3D License Certificate email. A corresponding *.v2c file will be sent back to you.
On the same computer, open the RUS-EWLicenseTool.exe and navigate to the “Apply License File” section. Select the provided v2c file and hit “Apply Update”
Verify that the license is active by navigating to Sentinel Admin Control Center. EdgeWise keys have the Vendor ID is 91033. Ignore the license with the Key ID: 1025961344659692567
After activating the license, the license needs to be made accessible on the network. Start by navigating the Sentinel Admin Control Center: Network Configuration. Set the Network Visibility to “All Network Adapters”
Server Access Controls
License access can be controlled in the “Access from Remote Clients” section of the Sentinel Admin Control Center: Client Configuration. By default, any computer on the network can access the license.
Make sure the “Allow Access from Remote Clients” is checked. There are a large variety of options for controlling access. This is a guide hosted by the local licensing environment: http://localhost:1947/_int_/ACC_help_config_remote_clients.html
From the link above
allow=[item] and/or deny=[item], where item is an IP address or machine name. IP addresses can include “*” or a range of addresses to allow or deny multiple addresses. The value of item can also be all or none. Each entry must be on a separate line. The entries are evaluated in the order in which they are specified.
For example, item can be:
10.24.2.18 a single address10.24.2.10-50 range of addresses (only 4th number may be a range)10.24.2.* class C subnet10.24.*.* class B subnet10.*.*.* class A subnet10.24.2.0/24 subnet, number of mask bits specified
Client Configuration
Once the license is activated on the server, client computers should be configured to find the network license.
This is done on the client computer running EdgeWise in the configuration section of the Sentinel Admin Control Center: Configuration
Start by going to the Access to Remote License Managers section and place the IP or FQDN of the server that was just setup in the Remote License Search Parameters section.
Also check the Allow Access to Remote Licenses check box
After configuration, wait up to a minute for the local client service to find newly defined licenses. They will appear in the http://localhost:1947/_int_/devices.html section with the location being the name of the license server.
Once these are seen in the localhost, open EdgeWise to confirm the licenses are found.