CheckPoint Server Details

SoftwareShield License Manager > Working With A License Project > CheckPoint Server Data Tab > CheckPoint™ Server Details

## CheckPoint™ Server Details

The CheckPoint Server Details area on the CheckPoint Server Data tab allows you to view and manipulate both local and remote (on the CheckPoint Server) data relating to the current license. The area can be controlled with the following controls:

### CheckPoint License Server URL

You may enter the URL of the CheckPoint servers SOAP interface to save inside this license. Or choose from one that may have been entered previously. You can modify the list of pre-configured CheckPoint Server URLs using the CheckPoint Connections Options in the Options dialog.

Note that no matter where your CheckPoint License Server is deployed, the last portion of this URL will end with "checkpoint.dll/soap/ICheckPointService".
E.G.: "http://www.yourserver.com/progs/checkpoint.dll/soap/ICheckPointService"

### Log In / Log Out

Once you enter a valid URL, you may Log-In. You must enter the user name and password of a valid CheckPoint Administrator account that has been pre-configured on the CheckPoint Server. If you have not done that yet, you will be prompted to do so. You may manipulate CheckPoint Administrator accounts using the CheckPoint Server Remote Administration tool in the License Manager.

The connection image will show if you are logged in or not .

### License ID #

The License ID field displayed is the primary key stored inside the license project which uniquely identifies this license in the CheckPoint database. This is stored both in the license project and on the server.

### .LPJ Relative File-Name Path (on server)

This field is the relative path from the checkpoint.dll to a copy of the license project file (LPJ) on the server. In the example image above, the license project file is stored in the same directory as the dll.

For example, if your license project was named "mylicense.lpj" and you copied it to the server located "up" one directory from the dll and inside a sub-directory named "lic" you would enter "..\lic\mylicense.lpj" After you enter this value and upload it to the server, you can invoke the CheckPoint server to test the location to ensure it can locate the file where you indicated.