This page explains how to setup up a local license server for 10x.
On startup, 10x needs to check that it has a valid license. Normally, it checks with the PureDev server. However, it's also possible to run your own local license server.
When you run a local license server, the license server checks its license with the PureDev server, and then all instances of 10x check their license using the local license server.
Instead of a license key for each install, there is just one license key for the license server which allows for <n> instances to register.
Why you might choose to run a local license server:
In general, it's usually much simpler and easier to use the PureDev server. However, if you choose to run your own server, the instructions below show how to set this up.
1. Download the license server: 10x License Server.zip
2. Extract the zip onto your server.
3. Open an administrator command prompt and run InstallService.bat from its directory
Note: Do not run by right clicking in explorer, it needs the current directory to be set.
This will:
You should then see the service running in the Windows Services
4. Start 10xLicenseServer.exe
5. Register the server
Enter your registration key name and value and submit
You should then see the number of licenses you have purchased here:
6. If necessary, add a rule in your firewall to allow networking to/from 10xLicenseServerService.exe
The setup of the 10x License Server is now complete
The 10xLicenseServer.exe app can be closed and the service will continue to run in the background.
In 10x Editor open the registration panel (Help menu -> License Registration...) and enter the local server IP or name into the registration box. If you have changed the port, specify the port after the colon, eg "mylocalserver:1234". If you don't specify a port it will use the default port.
The license server will show the licenses that have been registered