For more details on this process, please see the Dongle usage page. If you also have a USB dongle with Chaos product licenses attached to your computer, you can utilize those available licenses with the License Server. The Licensing system allows you to use seats associated with your Chaos account easily from anywhere you can log into over the internet. Go to Licensing > License Servers and press Activate License Server.ħ) Upload the activation request file you downloaded in step 4 and press Activate.Ĩ) Download your Activation file (cert.crt).ĩ) On the machine without internet connection, in your License Server web interface page upload your Activation file (cert.crt) and press Upload.ġ0) Your site is now successfully activated. Once the activation is successful, you are able to see the list of your available licenses on the Chaos License Server home page.ġ) On the machine without internet connection, open the License Server web interface page.Ģ) From the expandable menu of Online licensing, go to Offline activation.Ĥ) Download your activation request file (cert.crs).ĥ) Use another machine with internet connection to log into my. with your Chaos credentials. You are then prompted to enter your username/email and password. To activate your licenses, go to 127.0.0.1:30304 in your web browser and click Sign in from the Online licensing menu. This includes using your Chaos account to access your purchased licenses from anywhere online. The installer is fairly straightforward and easy to run, but if you need help, please see the Installing the License Server page for details on the process. For example, signing in any of the Chaos applications, will automatically log the user in all other Chaos applications installed on the machine.

The ULA allows Single Sign On for all ULA integrated Chaos desktop apps.

The Unified Login Application is integrated in the License Server installation. See the License Server Interface page for more information.

The License Server's interface is accessible in a web browser.

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