alessandro_sacilottoHello everybody,
my application is able to manage online and offline activations together. Of course only one will be choosen by the customer at first startup (my installer is providing all the necessary files: TFS, .dat, .dll/.so and so on).I've already implemented the online activation but for the offline implementation I'd like to skip some problems related to the installation/management of TFS.Basically the idea is to let my application run it as a separate process (theoretically possible because it can run in a shell script). This means that each computer in the same network has its own TFS running. What it's unclear to me:1) is it this architecture feasible (or must TFS be unique in the local network)? 2) if yes is there any conflict among these TFS running in the same network?
Thanks in advance.
Hey Alessandro,
>> "1) is it this architecture feasible (or must TFS be unique in the local network)?2) if yes is there any conflict among these TFS running in the same network?"
Yep, the TFS can run multiple instances on the network and there's no conflict. The only limitation is that you can't run multiple instances for the same version on a single computer. Meaning each TFS instance must be activated separately.
