A network (concurrent) license is the most widely used license type for StructurePoint software. This type of license uses a server/client setup that entitles a users’ group in a specific physical location to run the protected software at the same time up to the number of purchased licenses.
A network server may be one of the following configurations based on the entitlement purchased from StructurePoint:
1. A physical on-premises Local Area Network (LAN) server
2. A virtual off-premises Local Area Network (LAN) server
3. A virtual off-premises Wide Area Network (WAN) server
4. A virtual off-premises StructurePoint cloud server
5. Custom server configurations for country and global enterprise access as purchased StructurePoint
A standalone (individual) license permits a named user to run the protected software on a single computer. License management is done on that computer without the need for a network server.
A commuter (field) license allows a traveler to check out a temporary authorization from the network to use the application on a laptop, and then check it back into the network when the traveler returns. A commuter license is included as an option for all network license applications or is granted by StructurePoint for remote use.
