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General usage of the Settings page is described below.

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Saving or resetting values

After making changes to configuration settings:

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  • save your changes by clicking the Save button at the top of the page.
  • If you don't want to save your changes, you can reset them to their original values using the Reset button at the top of the

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Filtering by search term 

The “Filter settings” box helps you find settings that match your search word(s) (e.g., port, user, etc.)

Filtering by Category

The Categories pick list lets you limit the displayed setting panels to the chosen category or categories.

  • A settings panel may belong to more than one category; for example, Web Server settings are in Network, Security and Users categories.
  • The category for each settings panel is indicated in the upper right of the setting's panel.

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Filtering by defined settings

You can choose to limit the displayed settings to only those that are already defined or show all settings.

Expanding and collapsing panels

You can more easily see all available setting panels by using the expand/collapse arrow at the top of the page. The illustration above shows “collapsed” settings.

Individual setting panels also have an expand/collapse arrow, so you can expand/collapse setting panels individually as needed.

Switching between the UI editor and code editor

You can switch between using the UI editor or editing the code directly using the Editor and Raw toggles

Saving or resetting values

After making changes to configuration settings:

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Note
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You must restart the server for configuration setting changes to take effect. Restarting the server can be done from the Dashboard.

Switching between the UI editor and code editor

You can switch between using the UI editor or editing the code directly using the Editor and Raw toggles

Filtering 

You can limit the settings to those you’re interested in by using the controls at the top of the Settings page.

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Filtering by search term 

The “Filter settings” box helps you find settings that match your search word(s) (e.g., port, user, etc.)

Filtering by Category

The Categories pick list lets you limit the displayed setting panels to the chosen category or categories.

  • A settings panel may belong to more than one category; for example, Web Server settings are in Network, Security and Users categories.
  • The category for each settings panel is indicated in the upper right of the setting's panel.

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Filtering by defined settings

You can choose to limit the displayed settings to only those that are already defined or show all settings.

Expanding and collapsing panels

You can more easily see all available setting panels by using the expand/collapse arrow at the top of the page. The illustration above shows “collapsed” settings.

Individual setting panels also have an expand/collapse arrow, so you can expand/collapse setting panels individually as needed

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Setting groups

The configuration setting groups are described below.

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Settings in the License Server Network panel include the following:

Setting

Description

TCP listen port

The TCP port number the license server will listen on.

  • TCP port is used for data traffic protocol. The default TCP port is 6200.
  • UDP port is used for automatic server discovery protocol. The UDP port is fixed to 6200 and cannot be changed. 

Seehttp://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbersfor more information.


TCP bind IPv4 address

TCP bind IPv6 address

Limit which networks the license server allows for client connections.  

When this setting is specified, the license server will only accept clients that connect from a network that uses the specified IP addresses. You can specify only one address for each IP version (one for IPV4 and one for IPV6).

This setting is useful when the license server is connected to more than one network (has more than one IP address) and you want to limit allowed connections based on which network the client is on.

When this setting is unspecified, the license server accepts clients from all available networks.

Web Server settings

You must enable the web server to configure web server settings. Web server configuration includes settings for the web client users, port, SSL certificate file, and private key file.

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