Depending on the system configuration and environment there are multiple selection options available for a trial license:
Both, the Single Server License, as well as the Plus Single Server License rely on IP addresses of the system. The IP addresses are returned by the Java VM as the available IP addresses of the server. Only IP addresses eligible for licensing will be display in the selection box.
For evaluation purposes we recommend to use INETAPP Plus, so that you can try all features, like report repository and task planner. More information about the differences of INETAPP Plus and INETAPP you can find on our website: i-net Clear Reports Feature Matrix.
If the server running INETAPP does not have an internet connection then you can request the trial license key for its IP address on our website: http://www.inetsoftware.de/products/clear-reports/trial-license-request. Set this trial license key in the configuration manager dialog "License".
The Site License allows an unlimited usage of INETAPP within one site (one location) of a company/organisation. A license of this type is at least required to run INETAPP with the Docker Container.
A Site Licenses requires a static and verifiable hostname. For this Trial License type it is therefore required to have a Domain Naming Service (DNS) available in the same network. The final license may also be bound to an external internet address (see below).
The Private Cloud License allows an unlimited usage of INETAPP in a private cloud environment, such as Amazon AWS, Azure or GCE. It is possible to license a certain number of nodes, which requires the nodes to be interconnected using a Mongo or Azure CosmosDB persistence store.
The Private Cloud License requires a verifiable domain name (FQDN). For verification the FQDN of the license must match the FQDN of the external visible URL. The INETAPP server will then be asked via the external visible URL to return verification information. With the external visible URL it is possible to vary protocol, port and context of the connected servers behind a proxy using the same license. Access to the internet is not required for this license.
Note: Please make sure to manually set the external visible URL to the FQDN of the license. Otherwise it will automatically be generated form the dynamic hostname of the node. This usually results in an invalid license error. The FQDN can be checked by entering it in a browser which results in the start page of the INETAPP
x21.cloudprovider.com
x42.cloudprovider.com
https://myservice.vpc.company.com/inet
myservice.vpc.company.com
The Cloud License allows the usage of INETAPP in a public cloud environment, such as Amazon AWS, Azure or GCE. It is possible to license a certain number of nodes, but requires the nodes to be interconnected using Mongo or Azure CosmosDB persistence stores.
The Cloud License requires an externally verifiable domain name (FQDN) to be entered manually in the configuration. The INETAPP server will then be asked on ports 80 and 443 (HTTP/s) to return verification information.
Note: Please make sure to manually set the external visible URL to the FQDN of the license. Otherwise it will automatically be generated form the dynamic hostname of the node. This usually results in an invalid license error. The FQDN can be checked by entering it in a browser which results in the start page of the INETAPP
x21.cloudprovider.com
x42.cloudprovider.com
https://myservice.company.com/inet
myservice.company.com