CodeMeter Control Center serves to locally configure CodeMeter License Server. Software-sided, CodeMeter License Server as the runtime environment is at the heart of CodeMeter. It allows the access to CmContainer. In doing so, CmContainer can be locally connected or are available on a network. By default, CodeMeter License Server is installed as service or deamon (Linux, Mac) and automatically starts when the system starts.
When the service has been started, other programs are available to access licenses stored in CmContainer and use protected data areas in a CmContainer.
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[Start - All Programs - CodeMeter - CodeMeter Control Center] |
Press "Windows" key to open Start screen | Type "CodeMeter Control Center" | Press "Enter" key. |
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[Programs - CodeMeter - CodeMeter Control Center |
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[Applications - System - CodeMeter Control Center] or [Applications - Accessories - CodeMeter Control Center] |
CodeMeter License Server starts only one-time on each PC! |
Start and Stop CodeMeter-service or daemon
The following table shows you for different operating systems how start or stop the CodeMeter service or daemon.
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1.Navigate via "Windows | Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Services" to CodeMeter License Server. 2.Right mouse-click and 'Start' or 'Stop' the service. |
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1.Navigate via "System preferences | Other" to the CodeMeter icon. 2.Click the CodeMeter Icon. 3.Click the "Stop Service" or "Start Service" button to stop or start the service. |
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1.Call the following script with 'sudo' root privileges to stop the service: /etc/init.d/codemeter stop. 2.Call the following script with 'sudo' root privileges to start the service: /etc/init.d/codemeter start or alternatively the command service codemeter start. |
CodeMeter License Server uses TCP/IP network protocol for communication and the default port 22350. Make sure your firewall does not block this port. Please make sure that the used IP-Port 22350 is available for CodeMeter . |