Assure UI portal uses port 80 to request/receive license keys - assure_mimix - Latest

Assure Unified Interface Guide

Product type
Software
Portfolio
Integrate
Product family
Assure
Product
Assure MIMIX™ Software for AIX
Version
Latest
Language
English
Product name
Assure Unified Interface
Title
Assure Unified Interface Guide
Copyright
2021
First publish date
2010
Last updated
2024-02-09
Published on
2024-02-09T05:11:34.582000

The Assure UI server requires communication with precisely.com in order to request and retrieve license keys. Specifically, the server (node) in your network on which the Assure UI server is running must be able to send outbound HTTP requests (LRP) to Precisely and accept inbound responses from Precisely. That process occurs as follows:

  • The Assure UI portal initiates (opens) an outbound connection to a Precisely server that is listening on port 80. The portal sends a request for license keys using a license request package (LRP). The outbound HTTP request from the portal is sent to the following web service:http://iwiz.precisely.com/LM/iwizwebservice

  • The Precisely server accepts the license request and validates the information (LRP) sent for licensing entitlement.

  • When the entitlement is validated, the Precisely server sends a license key package (LKP) to the Assure UI server.

  • The connection to the Precisely server is closed by the portal when the request for and receiving of license keys is completed.

  • The Assure UI portal facilitates applying the license keys on all nodes for which license keys were requested.