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License problem when developing multiple sites locally.

Jon Trow
Jon Trow
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I keep running into licensing conflicts when developing locally, what is the recommended way for doing this?

 

thanks,

Jon

#30911
Jun 26, 2009 10:35
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If it is an enterprise site, ask in the comments for an enterprise developer license when you order a new license.

Thanks,
Magnus 

#30951
Jun 26, 2009 13:34
Erik Nordin Wahlberg
Erik Nordin Wahlberg
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You probably use the same license for different sites. One suggestion is to order different licenses for every site, or you can stop the sites you are not using in the IIS manager and use the same license.
#30957
Jun 26, 2009 14:30
Jon Trow
Jon Trow
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We have the appropriate licenses for live, development is the issue. Stopping the sites in IIS doesn't fix the conflict, the other site is still detected by Epi.
#30958
Jun 26, 2009 14:32
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Try an iisreset after you've stopped the other ones. I misunderstood your question at first.

I like using this XP Pro IIS Admin for switching between sites. You can get it here: http://www.jetstat.com/iisadmin/

I've never had that problem while using XP Pro IIS Admin.

Thanks,
Magnus 

#30959
Jun 26, 2009 14:43
Jon Trow
Jon Trow
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That's actually exactly what I use, xp pro sp3 with iisadmin.net 1.1, still no luck. It must be a config thing
#30962
Jun 26, 2009 14:59
Arild Henrichsen
Arild Henrichsen
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Try this:

 http://world.episerver.com/en/FAQ/Items/License-violation-after-removing-a-second-site/

 

#31002
Jun 30, 2009 9:55
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