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Pinnacle Software has developed
an easy-to-use and flexible software licensing system that offers protection
from software piracy and enables distributed licensing without additional
hardware. PremierLM is more than just a
software lock; it also manages flexible usage policies for individual or
enterprise customers. The license manager ensures that licenses are available
to users across a network, whether they are in the next room or across the
world. PremierLM is self-managing, which
means that System Administrators will not need to worry about any additional
governing.
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Software License Manager
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PremierLM
is Internet ready and uses standard networking protocols to eliminate the need
of installing and supporting additional services. Managing licenses over a
local area network or the World Wide Web is simple and transparent to the users
and administrators.
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PremierLM
offers various licensing policies that enable flexible control over how and
when your software will run. Since the specific license policy details are
separated from the software that is being licensed, it allows a single version
to be customized for each customer situation.
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PremierLM is based on a tried and true
framework that ensures the reliability that every customer demands and you
need. This stability and ease of use is also demonstrated in the
implementation. Only 1 call is needed by your application to acquire a license
for a feature, PremierLM handles the rest
automatically.
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Policies
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This policy enforces a strict evaluation period of the
software, after which the license expirers and the software cannot be used.
This allows a potential customer to try out a new product or feature, but only
for a limited time.
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This policy type allows control over individual product
features, which can be used to create a single executable, which can be
licensed as different versions (lite, standard, professional).
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This policy enables a pool of licenses to be used
concurrently by any user on a network, up to the allowed limit of users.
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