License File Settings
Via the License File Settings it is possible to lock your license
files with different locks. This way the valid license file is only
valid for a specific time (e.g. 1 year, 100 uses ...).
To generate licenses which are only valid on a specific machine,
you must enable "Hardware Lock." You supply your clients with a
hardware identifier executable (HID.exe) which .NET Reactor
produces for you (Tools -> Hardware ID Generator). Clients run the Hardware ID
Generator, which produces a Hardware ID file (*.txt). The client
sends this file to you, which the License Manager uses to output a
valid, machine-specific license. You can also use the SDK library
"License.dll" to extract the hardware ID of the current
machine.
- Individual Licensing Behaviour -
If you set this option to "True", each license file you create will
use it's own independent lock data for the evaluation period /
evaluation type, Expiration Date and/or Number of Uses locks. If a
license file has expired this allows you to easily create a new
license file with this option set to "True" and new evaluation
period parameters set,and the trial period for this license file
begins at 0 again. If you want all license files (with the same
masterkey) to share the same lock data you set this option to
"False". With Individual Licensing Behaviour set to True, you can
implement licensing schemes such as "software as a service" whereby
your customer purchases a number of uses of your software. Each
time your customer purchases more uses of your software, you issue
him with another License file, with Individual Liense Behaviour set
to "True", enable the Number of Uses lock and set the Number of
uses to the amount the customer has purchased.
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