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Using the License Server web console

The License Server web console consists of several pages allowing you to perform different tasks. When first launched, the Status page appears. Use the navigation links across the top to access the following pages:

•Status. Check the status of the License Server. For details on the information presented on this page, refer to Viewing the License Server status.

•Licenses. View, add, disable and delete licenses. For more information, refer to Managing licenses.

•Logging Level. Update the logging level temporarily. For more information, refer to Updating logging levels.

•Configuration. Access the configuration file and change License Server settings. For more information, refer to Changing License Server settings.

•Restart Server. From this page you can perform a restart of the License Server.

From any page in the License Server web console, you can access the following information:

•License Server Log lists the events and actions of the License Server.

•Readme Text contains information about the License Server, logging levels and command line options.

•Release Notes detail the changes between versions of the License Server.

When you click to view these options, the information will launch in a new window or tab.

•Refresh Rate which allows you to set the rate at which the web page refreshes.

To launch the License Server web console:

1.Open a web browser and type the address and port of the License Server web interface. The default is:

http://localhost:4420/

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From the Windows Start menu, select Programs > Wavelink Client License Server > License Server. If the license server is running, the License Server web browser will appear.

By default, there is no user name and password configured to access the License Server web console. If a user name and password have been configured, you must enter this information before the console will launch. User names and passwords are configured in the configuration file. For more information, refer to Changing License Server settings.