Managing Concurrent Licenses on the EzeScan (PC) client
The EzeScan PCs are required to connect to the EzeScan Authority Server to be able to obtain a license.
EzeScan 4.3.35 or above must be installed for use with the EzeScan Authority Server.
Connecting EzeScan to the Authority Server
Load EzeScan on the PC.
Click Admin, then Licensing…

The Licensing Information window will display…

Select the Concurrent radio button.
Click the Server button.
The License Server Configuration window will display…

HTTP/HTTPS licensing requires Authority Server version 4.3.138 or later.
Enter the License Server URL.
Specify the URL for the Authority Server based on the licensing protocol you are using:
HTTP/HTTPS licensing (typically port
32380):
Enter the Authority Server’s web URL.
Example:http://authoritysvr.example.net:32380Legacy TCP licensing (typically port 32356):
Enter a TCP URL using either the hostname or IP address.
Example:tcp://authoritysvr.example.net:32356
Click the Get Info button.
The Info box will be populated.

This shows that the EzeScan client has connected to the License Server successfully. Click the EAS Admin link to open the Authority Server web page to see license usage.

Click the Save button.
Click the Close button.
A message about restarting EzeScan will display.

Click OK and then close and reopen EzeScan. Once EzeScan has restarted it will now request a license file from the EzeScan Authority Server.
Checking what PCs are connected to the EzeScan Authority Server
The operator can check the PCs or users that are connected to the EzeScan Authority Server.
Load a web browser and navigate to the EzeScan Authority Server page.
Example:https://authoritysvr.example.net:32380The following page will display what PCs are currently connected.

Server Status showing 1 PC connected
Checking your EzeScan Concurrent License on the EzeScan Client PC
The below will show the operator how many concurrent seats and what modules are in the respective license.
Load EzeScan
Click Admin, then Licensing

The Concurrent Seats shows the number of concurrent licenses (in this example = 100)

If the Concurrent radio button is not selected, a concurrent license is not in use.