EPiServer Community licenses in Enterprise solutions

by: Fredrik Karlsson

Met a customer today. They are using EPiServer CMS and EPiServer Community on their sites. The sites all share a common code-base, they have an EPiServer Enterprise license and all the sites are in one common web.config. I.e it looks something like this:

<sites>
    <site description="Example Site"
          siteId="unknown">
        <siteHosts>
            <add name="*" />
            <add name="localhost" />
        </siteHosts>
        <siteSettings ... />
    </site>
    <site description="Example Site 2"
          siteId="unknown2">
        <siteHosts>
            <add name="localhost2" />
        </siteHosts>
        <siteSettings ... />
    </site>
</sites>

But we couldn't figure out how to add the licenses for EPiServer Community. Eventually we got some help from the EPiServer guys, and they told the secret is to change the name on the license file from:
NetstarLicense.xml

To the name:
NetstarLicense[IIS instance id].xml
So an example would be:
NetstarLicense123456.xml

01 October 2008


Comments

  1. Hello, Fredrik! An additional question regarding the -section of the Web.config - what should I do to get the working version of the configuration in which, for example, I will have two section - absolutely identical! - pointing to the same site but from different IPs? PS: Hello from Moscow, Fredrik! :)) By the way - did you spend some time playing with EpiTrace? I need some advice with this tool - can't get it installed... :(
  2. Hello, Fredrik! An additional question regarding the 'sites'-section of the Web.config - what should I do to get the working version of the configuration in which, for example, I will have two 'site' section - absolutely identical! - pointing to the same site but from different IPs? PS: Hello from Moscow, Fredrik! :)) By the way - did you spend some time playing with EpiTrace? I need some advice with this tool - can't get it installed... :(
  3. Question 1: Can’t you just use the IIS to handle this? Just adding both IP:s to the site? Question 2: Yes, the person who “invented” EPiTrace is sitting just behind me at Dropit. Whats the error?
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