Configuring Embedded Devices Settings

The default host type FlexNet Operations uses when creating an unknown client device from a request, if the request does not specify a host type. This value is also used when claiming a client device from the End-User Portal, if not supplied by the request, the portal UI, or a call-out. Default: FLX_CLIENT.

Use this option to select which of the normally supported host ID types should be excluded from the choices presented when editing the allowed ID types for a host type that supports clients.

Maximum elapsed time, in days, that an entitlement mapping can exceed the limits specified by any applicable host series definitions.

Select to allow licenses with duration based features to have their copies reduced by a producer. Normally, licenses using durations only allow increasing the number of copies.

Select to record the clone suspect events in the back office.

Available if the option Limit Binding Break Repairs for License Server is selected. Sets the maximum number of times the local license server is allowed to repair a binding break. If set to 0, no binding break repairs are allowed. The local license server will cease to serve licenses if the number of binding break repairs exceeds the maximum number of allowed repairs, and no further repairs are allowed.

Default: 3

Select to allow served clients to have multiple parent license server instances concurrently. If selected, the Producer Portal and the End-User Portal show the multiple parent servers of served clients.

Default: unselected.

Lifetime for device responses generated when a device request is received. You can specify the value to explicitly identify the time unit as seconds, minutes, hours, days, or weeks with a suffix of s, m, h, d, or w. If no suffix is used, the value is assumed to be in seconds. If the value is zero (0), the responses never expire.

Select to allow unknown servers to be added as a result of processing a capability request, even if the request does not contain any activation IDs.

The base URL of a REST server or name of a class that implements the com.flexnet.lm.bot.service.CapabilityRequestCallOut interface. If specified, it is called to customize handling of capability requests and generated responses.

Select to invoke call-out after (optionally) creating an unknown host, before proceeding with processing an off-line request. The return value can be used to deny access to the targeted host.

Select to send details about the target host in the request body. Otherwise, just send the host id and id type, host class, host type, and alias.

The default borrow interval for features that do not specify an override. You can specify the value to explicitly identify the time unit as seconds, minutes, hours, days, or weeks with a suffix of s, m, h, d, or w. If no suffix is used, the value is assumed to be in seconds. If the value is zero (0), the interval is unlimited.

If selected, include the Issued Date attribute in generated licenses for devices. Default: Selected.

The default value of the undo interval for metered features that do not explicitly define an undo interval and are not reusable. You can specify the value to explicitly identify the time unit as seconds, minutes, hours, days, or weeks with a suffix of s, m, h, d, or w. If no suffix is used, the value is assumed to be in seconds.

When selected, no confirmation capability request is required for a producer when reducing the number of copies of a license.

When selected, successful capability requests and matching responses are recorded in the request history. By default, successes are recorded only in the host history.

When selected, individual license host history events are included in the request history for backward compatibility. Recording such events has been deprecated and replaced by adding fulfillment details in other events.