Viewing Your Licenses

All your licenses are shown in the License Manager's main window.

Groups, Products and Product Keys

Licenses for a same product are grouped together, so if you have a lot of similar licenses, you can see them at a glance.

They are organized as follows: each group (for example "Studio") contains products (for example "Studio Toolkit for Boxes 10.1"), which contain product keys.

Details

For each product, you can see:

its product key (one or many),
its Status: this can be Active, Disabled, Broken, Expired or Mixed (for products containing product keys with different statuses),
the License Period: this can be Permanent, Time-limited, Trial or Mixed (for products containing product keys with different license periods),
For Time-limited and Trial licenses, you can see the number of Remaining Days (for Permanent licenses, this is Unlimited).

If a product contains several product keys with different numbers of remaining days , you will see a range (for example "0 to 146" Remaining Days).
the Total number of individual licenses for that product (which is the number of computers that can use this product at the same time).
If a product contains several product keys with different numbers of licenses, you will see the grand total.
In Use shows the number of applications running in the network using license from this license server for this specific product. Clicking the value will open a dialog showing a list of the computer names where these licenses are allocated, as well as the user name and when the license was allocated.

Note:

Active licenses that are Time-limited or valid only for a Trial period have a warning icon .

Disabled, Broken or Expired licenses have a red icon .
By default, expired licenses are not shown. Select Show expired licenses if you want to see them.

You can select a license to see more details in the Details pane.

Sorting

You can sort license groups in ascending or descending alphabetical order by clicking the Products column.

You can sort the contents of those groups (the products and the product keys in them) by clicking the other columns (, Status, License Period...).

Note: The "group>product>product key" structure will always be kept.

For example, doing an ascending sort on Remaining Days sorts the licenses from the least to the most number of days remaining.

Note: When one of the values is a range (for example "0 to 146" Remaining Days), the smallest number is used for sorting.