A: No – dongle-based licenses use a hardware dongle, not an activation key.
A: The Computer ID changes. Contact Vector support with old and new Computer IDs to rehost the license. vector license client activation key
This document is designed for IT administrators, software asset managers, and end-users who need to deploy, activate, or troubleshoot Vector products (e.g., Vector CANoe, CANalyzer, vSignalyzer, or other Vector embedded software tools). 1. Purpose This document explains what a Vector License Client Activation Key is, how it differs from other license types, and provides step-by-step guidance for generating, applying, and troubleshooting activation keys within the Vector License Client environment. 2. Overview of Vector Licensing Models Vector Informatik uses a flexible licensing system. Activation keys are primarily associated with node-locked (standalone) licenses and certain borrowed floating licenses . A: No – dongle-based licenses use a hardware
| License Type | Activation Key Required? | Key Characteristics | |--------------|--------------------------|----------------------| | Node-locked (local) | | Tied to a specific PC’s hardware ID (Computer ID). | | Floating (network) | No (uses license server) | Managed via Vector License Server; clients check out licenses. | | Borrowed (from floating) | Yes (temporary) | A floating license is temporarily converted to a node-locked one. | | Demo/Trial | Yes | Time-limited activation key provided by Vector support. | This document is designed for IT administrators, software