Licensing 6.00 new features
Review this topic for information about new features and changes in existing functionality that have been introduced in this release of the Genero Licensing manual.
Corresponding upgrade guide: Upgrade Guides for Licensing
Previous new features page: Licensing 5.20 new features.
Overview | Reference |
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The Four Js License Manager (FLM) and License Controller (fglWrt and greWrt) version are compatible with Genero 4.00. | No additional reference. |
The Four Js License Manager (FLM) and License Controller (fglWrt or greWrt) version 6.00 are compatible with Genero 3.20. | See Configure compatibility for Genero prior to 4.01 |
There are enhancements to how the license controller and the DVM synchronize; the communication between the license controller and the FLM is more effective. | No additional reference. |
Each license controller has a dedicated license controller configuration file (fgllicense, grelicense); Genero license controller configuration is no longer implemented by fglprofile. | See: |
There are log configuration enhancements, including options to configure log categories and generate debug logs. Log file names are identified by the license controller name; for example, fglwrt.log. | See License logs |
Four Js delivers a license string encoding the license details (to include the
license number, license key, maintenance number, and login name.)
You can install the license
using the fglWrt --install-license-string option, pasting the string to install the
license. Tip:
You can create a license string from your existing license details using the |
See License Controller (fglWrt) and License Controller (greWrt) |
The output from batch mode (fglWrt --batch ) and batch console
(fglWrt --batch-console ) commands is written in JSON format to standard
out. |
See License Controller (fglWrt) and License Controller (greWrt) |
Starting at 6.00.12 | |
Force a log rotation of license controller log files with the --log-rotate
command line option. |
See Log file rotation |