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| - | ======How Does Rhino for Mac Find a Zoo Server? | + | ======How Does Rhino for Mac Find a LAN Zoo Server? |
| - | > **Product: | + | > **Product: |
| > **Summary: | > **Summary: | ||
| - | When Rhino needs a license from a Zoo server, it determines the name of the Zoo server by looking in the following locations in this order: | + | When Rhino needs a license from a LAN Zoo server, it determines the name of the LAN Zoo server by looking in the following locations in this order: |
| - | - The Settings file in the Application Support folder. Looks for the host name or IP address of your Zoo server. | + | - The Settings file in the Application Support folder. Looks for the host name or IP address of your LAN Zoo server. |
| - | - Queries your Domain Name System (DNS) server for the default Zoo server name. | + | - Queries your Domain Name System (DNS) server for the default |
| - | - Looks for the LIC file must be in the / | + | - Looks for the LIC file. See [[https:// |
| =====More information===== | =====More information===== | ||
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| ====Settings file==== | ====Settings file==== | ||
| - | When running as a network node, Rhino determines the name of the Zoo server by first looking in the **LicensesZooClient.Settings** file in this folder: | + | When running as a network node, Rhino determines the name of the LAN Zoo server by first looking in the **LicensesZooClient.Settings** file in this folder: |
zoo/findzooservermac.1663790080.txt.gz · Last modified: 2022/09/21 by maryfugier
