: Licenses hosted on a network server and shared among multiple users for flexible concurrent access.
You can confirm if your software is using a full or evaluation license by following these steps in the application:
If you want, I can:
A "License Verified" certification mark on a visual component implies the following warranty chain: visual components license verified
If using a network license manager, ensure the server software matches the requirements of the latest Visual Components release. Outdated license managers cannot verify keys for newer software versions.
For detailed troubleshooting or learning paths, you can visit the Visual Components Academy .
Verify that the network server hosting the license manager is running. : Licenses hosted on a network server and
Add rules in Windows Defender Firewall to allow traffic for VisualComponents.Engine.exe and VisualComponents.LicenseServer.exe . Step 3: Clear the Local License Cache
(for Visual Components 4.0 and higher)
Visual Components ties node-locked licenses to specific hardware IDs. If you swap a motherboard, upgrade a network card, or clone a VM, the HID changes. For detailed troubleshooting or learning paths, you can
Organizations using floating network licenses must pay special attention to license server management, as the server becomes the central point of verification for all client machines.
: Used when the machine lacks internet access. This involves generating an activation request file from the software, uploading it to the Manual Licensing section of the portal, and downloading a processed license file to upload back into the application. Troubleshooting Verification Issues