On the "Configuration | Access Control" page you define settings managing the client access to CodeMeter License Server.
Figure 38: CodeMeter WebAdmin - "Configuration | Access Control“
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Clients |
Shows a list of all client PCs which have the privilege to use CodeMeter License Server, i.e. to allocate a license.
To add a new client to the client list, please proceed as follows:
To remove a client from the list, please proceed as follows:
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Access FSB |
When you own a CodeMeter® Firm Security Box (FSB), this option activates the sharing of the FSB on the network. Then the FSB is able to be used by several users, for example, to program CmContainer or automatically protect applications.
Click the "Apply" button to save the changes you have made. By a previous click on the "Default" button you save the default settings. Then the client list is empty, and the FSB is not available on the network.
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Additional access control of client list via whitelist and Blacklist
Alternatively, you also have the option to create a white or blacklist for the access of clients. This so-called profiling you conduct for different operating systems at the following locations:
Operating System |
Profile Creation |
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Registry entry in HKLM/SOFTWARE/WIBU-SYSTEMS/CodeMeter/Server/CurrentVersion |
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/Library/Preferences/com.wibu.CodeMeter.Server.ini |
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/etc/wibu/CodeMeter/Server.ini. |
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/etc/opt/CodeMeter/Server.ini |
The generation of the profile for CodeMeter License Server comprises the following versions (CodeMeter.exe, CodeMeterMacX, CodeMeterLin, CodeMeterSun),
When you edit the *.ini files in the case of Mac OS, Linux and Sun, you must stop the service CodeMeter License Server before. Otherwise, changes you have been made do not apply. |
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Client<index>=<Subnetz>[,<serial>[,FC[,PC]]]] (Whitelist) |
Whitelist: If no whitelist exists, no other restrictions apply. The specification of subnets is possible. The syntax is as follows: The serial number has to follow the pattern MaskByte-Serial Number (e.g. 1-1179681). Example: Client1=192.168.0.0/24,1-123456,10,13 this addresses all computer ranging from 192.168.0.0 to192.168.0.255 (Class C). Usually are also /8 (Class A) and /16 (Class B). The serial number, FC, and PC are optional.
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Client<index>=<Subnetz>[,<serial>[,FC[,PC]]]] |
Blacklist: If no blacklist exists, no other restrictions apply. The syntax is as follows: The serial number has to follow the pattern MaskByte-Serial Number (e.g. 1-1179681). Example: Client1=192.168.0.0/24,1-123456,10,13 this addresses all computer ranging from 192.168.0.0 to192.168.0.255 (Class C). Usually are also /8 (Class A) and /16 (Class B). The serial number, FC, and PC are optional. |