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| * If a LAN Zoo server name is found in the Windows Registry, then Rhino will only try to access a license from this location. | * If a LAN Zoo server name is found in the Windows Registry, then Rhino will only try to access a license from this location. | ||
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| * If the name of the LAN Zoo, found in the registry, resolves to a DNS A record, and the system that resolved to this record is off, then Rhino will be unable to obtain a license. | * If the name of the LAN Zoo, found in the registry, resolves to a DNS A record, and the system that resolved to this record is off, then Rhino will be unable to obtain a license. | ||
| + | * On the other hand, if the name of the LAN Zoo, found in the registry, resolves to a DNS CNAME record, then the DNS server will resolve to whatever location is hosting a running LAN Zoo service.// | ||
| + | * If a LAN Zoo server name is not found in the Windows Registry, then Rhino will look for a license by trying to resolve the automatic server name of | ||
| - | * On the other hand, if the name of the LAN Zoo, found in the registry, resolves to a DNS CNAME record, then the DNS server will resolve to whatever location is hosting a running LAN Zoo service.//This is standard DNS operation// | + | < |
| + | __mcneel.__zoo5 | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| - | * If a LAN Zoo server name is not found in the Windows Registry, then Rhino will look for a license by trying to resolve the automatic server name of __mcneel.__zoo5, | + | as documented above. |
| - | * IT professional will be needed to configure | + | * An IT professional will be helpful when configuring |
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zoo/findzooserverwin.txt · Last modified: 2024/02/15 by maryfugier
