LM-X now lets you support shipping license servers for virtually any platform without buying more hardware

Friday, December 11. 2009

The latest release of LM-X, v3.2 (see LM-X v3.2 Release Notes), now gives software vendors the ability to ship a license server for use on a platform you don't physically have in-house.

For example, say you primarily ship your software under Windows. However, a customer would like to have a license server under AIX, HP-UX or another less standard platform you don't normally support.

Up to this point, your options were limited: you could try to convince the customer to use your supported platform, or you could buy an expensive machine to support only one or two customers. Worst of all, you might need to turn those customers away.

LM-X v3.2 solves the problem. By obtaining a pre-packaged license server executable from X-Formation, you can ship license servers independently of the machines you have at the office.

This is yet another enhancement we've made to LM-X to increase flexibility and help you grow your business, giving you the tools you need to support even more client setups with minimal maintenance.

Posted by Tracy McCurdy at 02:51 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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