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Xtaz
Joined: 02 Feb 2008
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Hi Ian ...
My system is being designed initially to work in a local area network, then my URL to access the server will be the server´s IP, of course.
Moreover my client also wants the possibility of access to the system using the Internet.
What is the procedure for registration in this case?
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esoft_ian
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Hi,
You can purchase a license for the IP. Then when you switch to a name, just use the "Contact Us" link and a new license key will be generated for the name. |
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Xtaz
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When the server has a name I still need that my local network access the server by local IP. If it has to access the server via Internet it will lose performance.
Unless I build an internal DNS server...
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