The License Server needs to access the internet from time to time (max every 90 days).The License Server must always be running so the Clients have access to it.Generally speaking, the following applies: If the License Server is not running, the Clients will also not run. You need to be in constant contact with the Clients. Note that the License Server does not assign offline licenses (with which you can, for example, work offline for 3 weeks without contacting the License Server). Individual Clients then do not require a Maxon user account (with internet access) but must only login to the License Server running on the local network, which will assign the license.įor example, if the user is finished with their work, the license can be freed up again and used by someone else. Licensing is then no longer done for an individual work place - referred to as Clients in the following - but is done from a central location. This is especially useful in networks in which numerous Cinema 4D versions are used such as at schools, government offices, companies, etc. The Maxon License Server (in the following referred to as License Server) makes it possible to distribute, manage and control licenses from a main computer within a local network. The Maxon License Server now runs as a service (or daemon under macOSX / Linux), i.e., it always runs in the background as long as the computer is running. The Maxon License Server was adapted to work with the new Maxon license system (see License Manager.) and works differently from how it did in previous Cinema 4D versions. Function available in CINEMA 4D Prime, Visualize, Broadcast, Studio & BodyPaint 3D

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