DeployLX Licensing's dynamic license validation rules make it easy to create copy protection rules that work for you and your customers.
Just validate the license and that's the last code change you'll need to make - DeployLX will even do that for you.
Browse the list of available rules to learn how each of the 35 available limits can be used to protect your software.
Hardware Activation Limit ties a license to a specific machine to stop users from sharing serial numbers.
Trial Limit provides for an evalation period with the ability to register or purchase a license.
Registration Limit asks the user for a serial number to unlock a specific license edition.
License Server Limit tracks software usage remotely to allow monitoring and remote disabling of licenses.
Time Limit controls how long the software can be used before a new license is required.
Use Limit allows the software to be used a limited number of times before a new license is required.
Feature Limit identifies named features that should be enabled by the license.
Type Limit restricts the license to a specific subset of types in an assembly.
Version Limit ties a license to a specific product release.
Upgrade Limit requires a valid serial number from a previous release.
Splash Limit shows a nag screen when the software is used.
Application Limit manages the number of application instances that can run concurrently on a machine.
Service Limit controls how software can be used by Windows Services, ASP.NET applications and XML Web Services.
Publisher Limit only allows assemblies from specific companies to access the protected software.
Designtime Limit restricts the use of the component to the Visual Studio designtime environment.
Runtime Limit restricts the use of an assembly to standard applications - not designers.
OS Limit defines the list of operating systems the software may be used on.
Time Server Limit verfies the client machine's clock with a remote time source.
Beta Limit prevents the software from being used after the beta period has concluded.
Reset Limit when combined with a logical or filter limit, resets the client state of another limit.
Invalid Limit explicitly disables a license or logical condition.
Script Limit runs arbitrary code during license validation.
Sessions Limit controls the number of allowed active ASP.NET sessions.
Domain Name Limit ties the software to a specfic domain name.
HTML Limit adds HTML to the ASP.NET response stream.
IP Address Limit ties the software to a machine with a specific IP address.
Virtual Machine Limit determines if the software is running on a virtual machine and should use different validation rules.
Online Limit determines if the machine is connected to the Internet and uses different validation rules.
Remote Desktop Limit determies if the software is being accessed over a remote connection.
Application Type Limit Determines the type of application (windows, console, service, asp.net, etc).
Or Limit logically requires only one of a group of limits to be valid.
State Limit branches the license logic depending on the state reported by one of the filter or standard limits.
Feature Filter Limit enforces different rules based on the state of enabled license features.
Network License Limit controls which machine on the network may act as an authority and manage network license usage.
Network License Client Limit connects to the network license server to authorize software usage on the network.
