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Chapter 2
Licensing
Installation and renewal of Phoenix software
licenses
The chapter contains the following topics:
» “Phoenix Licensing Service” on page 19
– “License key code types” on page 20
– “Plug-in licenses” on page 21
– “Product and authorization codes” on page 20
– “WinNonlin 5.2.1 license holders” on page 24
» “License Activation” on page 25
» “Setting up a license server” on page 30
» “License Management” on page 31
» “License Server Management” on page 33
Phoenix Licensing Service
The Phoenix Licensing Service is the system Phoenix uses to manage user
licenses. When a user starts Phoenix for the first time the Licensing Service is the
first Phoenix service that is initialized, and the No Framework License message
is displayed if no license is detected. The Licensing Service is integrated into the
Phoenix Preferences menu, which can be accessed by selecting Preferences in
the Edit menu.
Users have several options to install or acquire a license. Users can activate their
copy of Phoenix by using online and offline activation, or users can connect to a
license server to acquire a license for online or offline use.