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Licensing methods

LUSAS is licensed in two ways: a Standalone License, which can only be used on the computer to which the USB Lock is connected, and a USB Lock License,

Available in two forms: Network License, which can be used on any computer on the same network.

Standalone License

Connect the USB Lock to your computer, register the license key file, and use it.
Verify license via USB Lock and License Key every time you run the program
LUSAS can only be used on a computer with a USB Lock connected
Connect the USB Lock to another computer with the LUSAS program installed at home or at work.

Network License

Designate one computer on your network as the License Server, and connect the USB Lock to it.
Install the license management program (Sentinel License Control) and register the license key file.
The license server can be changed at any time to another computer as needed
Install and use LUSAS from any computer on the same network as the license server
LUSAS can be used in local area network (LAN) environments as well as on computers connected to a wide area network (WAN).
When running LUSAS on multiple PCs simultaneously, the number of concurrent users is limited to the number of licenses purchased.
Concurrent user count applies to modelers and solvers separately
1) Modeling work can be performed on another computer while analysis is performed with Solver on one machine.
2) Increases efficiency of use, as only modelers with high user effort can be added separately

License Key?

A license key is a code that authorizes the software and contains information about the type of product you purchased, the version you can use, and how long you can use it for, and is only available in combination with the USB lock that comes with the software, so the software will not run without the USB lock. It is provided as a test file, and you only need to reissue and enter this license key if you want to add more options to your product, or increase the number of users in the network version.