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What is the difference between Central and Local Licensing for version Next Generation?

April 26, 2017difference generation licensing local version

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What is the difference between Central and Local Licensing for version Next Generation?

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Central licensing allows all licenses (for Modules and a Management Server) to be licensed with the IP address of the Management Station. This simplifies the licensing process and provides greater flexibility in license management. In the Local license scheme, a license is licensed with the IP address of the machine to which the license will be applied. For example, a license for a VPN/FireWall Module in the Central scheme is generated to the IP address of the Management Station, and in the Local scheme it is generated to the IP address of the Module. Centralized and Local Licensing can be used together.