Inside
License deployment model
Two types of references can be used:
Configuration
Example of Megasite.ini
Comment
Local configuration
[Must licence]
Path=\\server001\Apps\Licenses
The Must license folder (\\server001\Apps\Licenses) is configured in the file Megasite.ini of the HOPEX Installation
Shared configuration
[Lan]
clusterrootpath=\\mega\data
The file Megasite.ini of the HOPEX installation refers to the root of a shared configuration folder (ex: \\mega\data\ClusterRoot\Cfg) containing another file Megasite.ini. This file contains a direct reference to the Must license folder (\\server001\Apps\Licenses).
This type of reference must be used for Citrix/TSE deployment
 
When HOPEX is run by user U0001:
1. A configuration file (megasite.ini) is read to identify the license folder.
2. The license folder can be referenced directly (local configuration) or indirectly (shared configuration).
3. The license folder is read to identify the authorized license file for this user.
4. The Must license configuration is read to identify the products authorized for this user.
5. Connection is made if tokens are available for the authorized products.
 
License execution
License execution is homogenous through Front-Ends or Windows Administration Console.
Windows Front-End
Context
Must license checked
Storage product checked (1)
Tokens requested
Command line considered
HOPEX.exe (main user)
Yes
Yes (2)
One token per Product
One token LAN_X
Yes
Administration.exe
Yes
Yes (2)
One token SUP
One token LAN_X
No
HOPEX.exe with HOPEX Power Studio (MTS2)
Yes
Yes (2)
One token MTS2
One token LAN_X
Yes
API component (3)
Yes
Yes (2)
One token per Product
One token LAN_X
Yes
 
(1) RSQ or RSO
(2) Unless GBMS storage is used.
(3) Administration component creating a running instance of HOPEX (mgwmapp.exe)
Web Front-End
Context
Must license checked
Counter used
Tokens requested
Command line considered
HOPEX Product (multi front-end)
Yes (1)
LAN_X
One token per Product
One token LAN_X
Yes
HOPEX Product (controlled multi front-end)
Yes (1)(2)
LAN_X
One token per Product
One token LAN_X
Yes
HOPEX Solution
Yes (1)
LAN_X
One token per Solution
One token LAN_X
Yes
SSP component
Yes (1)
-
No token (3)
No
HOPEX Explorer
Yes (1)
LAN_X
One token for HEXP
One token LAN_X
Yes
HOPEX Contributor
Yes
CBTR_X
One token for CBTR_X
Yes
HOPEX Viewer
Yes
VIEW_X
One token for VIEW_X
Yes
 
(1) RSQ or RSO product should be programmed.
(2) ANW product should be programmed.
 
When running the SSP component, must license is checked but no token is requested. SSP is used systematically with HOPEX Web Front-End. It can also be used by Windows Front-End.
File access
File access in the license folder should be similar to that of accessing a HOPEX repository data file. Contact MEGA Support if you encounter problems.