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>>>>> On 16 Dec 92 00:31:06 GMT, kg@elan.Elan.COM (Ken Greer) said:

> Can anyone tell me where to buy a licence server package ..
> should offer the following functionality:
>  - node locked licenses
>  - floating licenses
>  - time limited (demo) licenses
>  - portable to (at least) the following platforms: SunOS, AIX, SCO-ODT
>    and soon some other UNIX workstations
>  - based on "hostid" when available

If ...

- you need the above functionality, and done in a highly secure and
  robust fashion,
- need or may need in the future to license not only access to your
  program's functions, but also to data (simple examples: fonts, clip
  art, custom setups, custom or general purpose scripts, etc.)
- may also want to experiment with "pay-per-use" arrangements, in
  addition to the "pay-per-copy" arrangement (classic licensing),
- could also use a robust, distributed, and highly efficient
  repository for your data without the overhead of a DBMS, with much
  more functionality in the areas of data storage/retrieval and
  visibility management,

... then you may want to take a very good look at a persistent data
server from Penobscot Development Corp. The name of the product is
'Kala', and you can get information about it by writing to:

	kala-request@world.std.com