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IWS Training GuideThe Licensing Process for IWS Softwarelicensing software will no longer recognize the PC as a validly licensed device. However, once the initial licensingprocedure is completed, the licensing algorithm will examine all Network Adapters in the list in an attempt to findthe correct Network Adapter for the license. Select Start Programs InduSoft Web Studio v6.1 RegisterNote: Depending how you installed IWS 6.1 SP3, the above Program Group may be named differently. The IWS Protection Manager will be started. A dialog box will be displayed. Select Softkey and then click theCheck button. If a valid Soft Key is not found, you will get a dialog box similar to that shown below. If there is a valid Soft Keylicense currently installed on the PC, the Site Code for this license will be displayed in the Status field (e.g.when you are upgrading your Soft Key license). Click on Change License. When the Change License button is pressed, you will get a new dialog box that displays the Site Code.4–8 InduSoft Web Studio
The Licensing Process for IWS SoftwareIWS Training Guide This Site Code will need to be sent to InduSoft for an updated Site Key to reflect a license change. You cancopy and paste the Site Code into an email, along with a reference to the Purchase Order Number, and send itto support@indusoft.com. When the new Site Key is returned, enter it in the Site Key field and click on Authorize. If the new Site Key iscorrectly entered, you will see the following message:If you have problems, make sure the Site Key you entered is correct. If it still will not work correctly, contact InduSoftsupport at support@indusoft.com.Notes:• The Site Code is generated from an algorithm using the PC’s primary MAC ID address, along with variousinformation from the registry. Take care not to make changes to your PC (e.g. install new programs) fromthe time you send the Site Code to InduSoft until you enter the Site Key, otherwise the Site Code maychange and the Site Key will be invalid.• Once you have put a valid license on a HardKey, you can move this HardKey to another PC. The licensenow travels with the HardKey.• You can reference Technical Note ProdLicense.PDF for additional information on licensing procedures.This document can be found on InduSoft’s website at www.indusoft.com or on the InduSoft CD inthe \Documentation\TechNotes folder.Installing or Upgrading a SoftKey License (for Windows CE-based Devices)If you are using a Windows CE-based device (e.g. HMI, Controller, etc.) and intend to run an application developedusing IWS or CEView on this device, you must have a valid InduSoft license installed, otherwise the application willonly run in a demo mode (automatically shuts down after 2 hours of runtime).The method of installing a Soft Key license on a Windows CE-based device is different than installing a Soft Keylicense on a PC. You can install a Soft Key license on the Windows CE-based device either locally or remotely andboth methods are equally effective.Notes:• If your Windows CE-based device has an LCD or other type of screen display (e.g. an HMI), you can useboth license installation methods.• If your Windows CE-based device does not have a screen display (e.g. a Controller), you will need to usethe remote license installation method.• Some Windows CE-based devices have InduSoft licenses pre-installed. Check with your vendor.InduSoft Web Studio 4–9
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