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  • Subject: RE: Counting Users
  • From: "ron hawkins" <hwarangron@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2001 16:51:22 -0700
  • Importance: Normal

Peter,

It just keeps getting better, doesn't it. The last time I looked at the
licensing API's was because I wanted to take a look at using user functions
for security. What I found is that I had to register the application and I
wasn't sure I wanted to tackle that. I couldn't figure out the product
registration API and didn't want to take a chance in that area on screwing
something up. It was a long time ago, but I seem to remember somehting about
a product id number being required and me not being able to create one.

But even if I could get that working, that means I would have to change our
installation process, maintenance process, and who knows what else. It seems
like maybe I would be expanding the scope of the project. Will the licensing
API's allow me to count multiple sessions on a single terminal as one and
multiple sessions on multiple terminals as more than one?

Ron Hawkins


<<Someone wanting to get around your method could set this up (the LinkSys
<<router is under $200) and have 250 users looking like one.

<<Why did you decide to not use the IBM licensing api's? (Ooops -- I just
<<realized that might sound like humor, but it's a serious question).





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