What is a license key file
A license key is a unit of authentication that enables certain features of the
XSI software. License keys are stored in a database which is read by the license server. A license key file is an encrypted file containing license keys for your server. To access those licenses you must install this file onto your license server. Note that the key file can only be installed on the server for which it was generated. A license key file is saved with a (*.keys) extension.
An example of a license key file:
# SPM validation code: # Lines starting with '#' are comment lines and can be omitted # Lines starting with '*' are required and contain the following: # * rq version vendor name key level # Lines starting with '>' are required and contain the following: # > hostname sysid # (if no dongle is used the sysid is zeroed - do not change it) # All remaining lines are required as well # # If you have to type this in from a FAX sheet note that the # following characters are used: the digits 0-9 and the upper # case letters A-Z except B, I, O, and Q # You may type upper and/or lower case letters as you like * 0.9b SOFTIMAGE 100 > RenderFarm -01C7E0FD2DE8--SLP = all #-10000000000 XSIAdvProcA XSIBatchA XSIAdvA N5EZZNS3 X3NW56WH 7HNYZAZA RF9A95MS 5ZHMWSZY PF8E8N9K NTEM93XF NAEHWEZP FS237741 4M4JSF0H CVT5844Y ZCM8CFDW 2XPV1RE6 07F37SMC NPXGUZS9 PWCRNG2H J131MKX1 50TCD717 URJPVKS
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