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License error: Could not load the provider
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Hello
I am having a little brainer; I got my new license and copied the file in my project directory and my license directory for episerver manager.
When i go to my localhost, i get a nasty little error, as such:
System.Management.ManagementException.ThrowWithExtendedInfo(ManagementStatus errorCode) +176
System.Management.ManagementObjectEnumerator.MoveNext() +418
ElektroPost.Licensing.RestrictionTypes.MACRestriction.ᐁ(ManagementObjectCollection ) +42
ElektroPost.Licensing.RestrictionTypes.MACRestriction.Setup() +67
ElektroPost.Licensing.LicenseData.Validate() +368
ElektroPost.Licensing.LicenseRuntime.ValidateLicense() +26
EPiServer.Core.Licensing.Test() +19
EPiServer.DataFactory.GetPage(PageReference pageLink, ILanguageSelector selector, AccessLevel access) +60
EPiServer.DataFactory.GetPage(PageReference pageLink, AccessLevel access) +89
EPiServer.PageBase.GetPage(PageReference pageLink) +167
EPiServer.SimplePage.get_CurrentPage() +176
At the episerver manager i get the error:
License error; Could not load the provider
Please help
Sep 10, 2007 14:00
I have solved the problem.
It turns out that episerver MUST check the MAC adress of all your network adapters installed. Which means that you can not have any network adapters disabled.
You must also make sure you have WMI drivers installed with your network adapters.
If you get any License failure, go check your WMI, by downloading a script that checks your WMI.
WMIdiagnostic tool
#17158
Sep 11, 2007 9:48
I just encountered this while setting up an old EPi 4 site on my local machine. The WMIdiagnostic tool from MS wouldn't work for my 64-bit Windows 7, but I got it working by using a new License.config bound to IP instead of MAC.
Jun 29, 2011 16:30
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