Summary

How to get a FLEXenabled application to run via a Terminal Server Client window or Remote Desktop and limit the number of concurrent connections?

Synopsis

How to get a FLEXenabled application to run via a Terminal Server Client window or Remote Desktop and limit the number of concurrent connections?

Discussion

ONE_TS_OK allows a user connected through a remote connection to another system (using Remote Desktop Connection or Terminal Services) to run the Flex-enabled application. This keyword is supported with node-locked uncounted licenses only. To allow the Flex-enabled application to run via the remote connection, you must define the license model as node-locked to the remote system and add the ONE_TS_OK keyword to the license. For example:

FEATURE f1 xyzd 1.00 1-jan-2008 uncounted HOSTID=ts_hostid ONE_TS_OK SIGN=<...>
FEATURE f2 xyzd 1.00 1-jan-2008 uncounted HOSTID=ts_hostid ONE_TS_OK SIGN=<...>

Without ONE_ TS_OK keyword on a feature definition line, the user is denied access to the FLEXenabled application. This keyword works similarly to TS_OK except, that it allows only one remote session to check out a feature at a time. It is supported on Windows XP, 2000, and Vista operating systems.