If I attempt to access a page with CuteEditor on it locally using "localhost" as the servername on either my PC or on a server it works. For example:

 

-However-

 

If I attempt to access a page with CuteEditor on it remotely by using "<servername>" as the servername it does not work and it gives this error. For Example:

 

System.ComponentModel.LicenseException: The License for Editor is not valid.

Have you seen this before?

Chad,

 

You may also install and use the Software on an unlimited number of developer workstations (but not on a development server) for use in connection with the same single website host name when accessed by the http://localhost/Webapplication;  

However if the web server is accessed using another hostname (i.e. it is a shared server) then you need to buy a copy for it. This means each of your development servers and test servers must have its own license. 


 

 

What license is required for this type of configuration?

 

 

This server is on the LAN so no domain name for it nor do we want domain names pointed at it.  It does not have a static IP because it is not a domain controller.  So no IP license can be given to it.  It will be running a DNN application on our LAN so local users will be hitting it.

 

Thanks,

 

-Tom

Tom, 

 

A domain name works for this situation.

 

The license key will be generated based on your site domain name. If you will be using the components in an intranet environment, the license key will be generated based on server names.

Hope it helps.

Let me know if you have any further questions.