Remember, with 3.x and above you need a License Server.
> Software license will now be required on a per client basis
• To connect to a Nortel Communication Server and make a call
> IP Softphone 2050 RLS 3.0 supports “pool-of-users” concept licensing
• Licensing server for “concurrent use” licensing
• Example – 20 active users – purchase 20 (or more) software licenses
• Runs on a PC which is customer supplied
• Windows Vista, XP, 2000, 2003 Server, 2000 Server – not need be dedicated
server
• Licensing Server components: Licensing Manager, FlexNET Administration
tools (command line tools that come with the installer), LMTool (a GUI
based equivalent to Flexnet), and NortelIP.exe file for providing license
rights to 2050 clients
> Ordering entitlement and fulfillment is via Nortel Keycode Retrieval System
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> Upon initial installation, client is active under a 30-day “evaluation” period
• Grace period for customers to enable their Licensing Server(s) infrastructure
> Server redundancy
• In event of an active License Server failure – reverts to standby
• Rehosting of License Keys can be handled by local administrator for faster response
> If IP Softphone 2050 is unable to connect to a License Server, an active License (referred to
as a “checkout license”) is then cached for 5 days within the 2050 registry to provide
connectivity