Specifications

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Appendix A - Using Environment Variables to Configure a License Server
LSPROTOCOL - Set Communication Protocol
The LSPROTOCOL environment variable is used to specify the communica-
tions protocol that will be used to communicate with the license server. Specify
IPX or UDP (for TCP/IP) to choose the protocol:
Example:
To tell protected applications running on a Windows 95/98 based computer to
send license requests using the IPX protocol, place the following in the Windows
95/98 autoexec.bat file.
SET LSPROTOCOL=IPX
License Server - Commonly Used Variables
The following environment variables are often used on the computer containing
the license server to affect license server performance or configuration.
LSERVOPTS - Set License Server Options
The LSERVOPTS environment variable is used to set license server options. All
options that can be set using this variable can also be set via command line
parameters when the operating system permits. If any command line parameters
are present, then the LSERVOPTS variable is ignored by the license server.
There are some environments in which it isn’t possible to provide command
lines parameters. To avoid contradictory settings and to use the same method of