Intermate 100 manual License Key Entry, About the Global MAC Address

Configuring Permissions: [License Key]

About the Global MAC Address:

This address is written on the label. If the label is damaged or gone, you can find the MAC address on the Main Status Pages (use the TEST Button or choose “Actions” > [Print Main Status Pages]—as well as on Code Revision (displayed on the screen; you can choose it from the “Status” group on the HTTP menu). The web title bar will always show a MAC Address, for example as follows

Intermate100 Print Server (00C01200F256) - Microsoft Internet Explorer

If the Local Mac Address option has been enabled (as explained in “Enable Local MAC Address” [page 111], the browser title bar will show this local address. This can not be used for the key. Use the Main Status Pages or Code Revision to find the Global MAC Address.

16.2.2. License Key Entry

The license key you order will be generated uniquely for the MAC address for your Intermate1xx. The key consists of four digit groups separated by periods.

When it is generated, each group in the key will always have 3 digits. For example: 167.045.093.281

When you enter the key in the data entry field labelled “License Key”, you must not use any leading zeroes. For example: 167.45.93.281.

Note that you will be overwriting the factory default value of

255.255.255.255.

When the key is saved and activated, the value shown in the data entry field will again be 255.255.255.255. But you will be able to see what you have activated by looking just above the data entry field where a value for “Current Product Level” will be displayed.

Entering any value other than your key will disable the features activated by any previously entered key. Features including a test mode will revert to test mode the next time the Intermate1xx boots up. Once you have a license key, it is help- ful to write it on the label on the back of the unit.

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