| EASE License Management and Security |
 Posted: Wed Jun 26, 2019 3:31 pm |
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| tjr |
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| Hello,
Our company has been having issues in managing our set of EASE network licenses where they get checked out and we have difficulty determining who is using them. I suspect it may be a case where former company employees have saved a copy of the EASE Guard file and/or are still able to login and download files from the AFMG portal and authorize use of the software without our knowledge.
Is there a way we can better secure and manage license distribution for EASE products that we own, perhaps using internal network/domain access policies which are setup by our company's IT group?
Any info you can share on this topic would be helpful. |
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| Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2019 7:30 pm |
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| tjr |
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| I take it from the lack of any response that the developers do not have a solution to this problem (or perhaps my question isn't clear)?
Really think this is something AFMG should be considering when developing newer versions of EASE. For example, using the Soundplan software, you can setup a local network license server on your companies internal network to control software access by domain/workgroup/etc. |
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