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# License File Introduction

The FlexNet licensing has been implemented in DANTE software to support various licensing types, including floating / node-locked licenses, single / multiple concurrent jobs licenses, and commercial / research / teaching features.

The standard license type for DANTE FEA Feature is floating / commercial license, and the standard license type for Utility Tools is node-locked license.

Figure below shows an example of a floating license key (default for FEA package).

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Figure below shows an example of a node locked license key (default for utility tools).

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The node locked license doesn’t support the installation on server allowing remote login from users. If the remote login is required to run DANTE on a server, contact DANTE Solutions for remote login permission (ONE\_TS\_OK).

Figure below shows an example of this type of license key, and “ONE\_TS\_OK” **remote login** feature should be added to the license (note: this is a special feature needs to be granted by DANTE, special agreement and fees may apply ).

<figure><img src="/files/KOSC6RDKtcrt0RtPL0Oq" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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