Difference between revisions of "NLM 8.5"

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This version of NLM will take in the Usernames from our software and then send those Usernames to Keycheck on any computer in the network.  This allows colleagues to know who is using licenses of the software.  If a user needs a license, he can use Keycheck to find which user he/she should ask to relinquish a license back to NLM.<br><br>
 
This version of NLM will take in the Usernames from our software and then send those Usernames to Keycheck on any computer in the network.  This allows colleagues to know who is using licenses of the software.  If a user needs a license, he can use Keycheck to find which user he/she should ask to relinquish a license back to NLM.<br><br>
The grid on the right shows the new Username column.<br><br>
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The grid on the right shows the new Username column in the "User Statistics by Login" grid in NLM.<br><br>
 
If a program that is calling to NLM is an older version that does not support sending Usernames, then NLM will display the Client IP address in the username cell.<br><br>
 
If a program that is calling to NLM is an older version that does not support sending Usernames, then NLM will display the Client IP address in the username cell.<br><br>
 
The image to the right shows Keycheck v8.5 displaying a user list in the right log.  This list was sent by NLM version 8.5.  See [[Keycheck v8.5]] for details on the information displayed in Keycheck from NLM.
 
The image to the right shows Keycheck v8.5 displaying a user list in the right log.  This list was sent by NLM version 8.5.  See [[Keycheck v8.5]] for details on the information displayed in Keycheck from NLM.

Revision as of 16:34, 22 July 2015

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Revision 8.5


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Check.jpg NEW: Takes In and Sends Out Usernames to Keycheck

This version of NLM will take in the Usernames from our software and then send those Usernames to Keycheck on any computer in the network. This allows colleagues to know who is using licenses of the software. If a user needs a license, he can use Keycheck to find which user he/she should ask to relinquish a license back to NLM.

The grid on the right shows the new Username column in the "User Statistics by Login" grid in NLM.

If a program that is calling to NLM is an older version that does not support sending Usernames, then NLM will display the Client IP address in the username cell.

The image to the right shows Keycheck v8.5 displaying a user list in the right log. This list was sent by NLM version 8.5. See Keycheck v8.5 for details on the information displayed in Keycheck from NLM.

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Check.jpg CHANGE: Receiving Port

The default server receiving port is changed from 17500 to 17502 after we discovered that Dropbox has reserved 17500 - which causes NLM to not communicate with external programs.

Check.jpg FIXES: Minor Bug Fixes

When loading the last setup from the registry, the port number edit box and "server active" now checkbox correctly update on the user interface.

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