Unity Licensing Server 2.0.1

The main updates in this release include:

Added license checkout. After enabling this feature, floating licensing users can work offline for up to 99 days. For more information, refer to License checkout to work offline.

Added the administration dashboard. Use this browser-based interface to monitor the status of your licensing server, and get real-time and historical data about Unity license usage. For more information, refer to Licensing Server Dashboard.

Added simple access control. You can add a configuration file key to allow or deny license access, based on user name, machine name, or both. For more information, refer to `accessControlList` in Advanced configuration keys.

Added a disk space warning configuration key. The server status displays as degraded when the disk space on your licensing server falls below a configurable threshold. For more information, refer to `diskSpaceWarningThresholdMegabytes` in Advanced configuration keys.

Changed the location of most folders and files for the licensing server. For more information, refer to Server paths.

Removed `useLsd` from the services configuration file ( `services-config.json` ). This client configuration key is no longer used.

Fixed a permissions setting for server files on Linux to ensure recursive application.

• Linux

Fixed an issue associated with loading outdated configurations.

Improved logic to detect older versions, to facilitate server migration.

Fixed a concurrency issue where a client computer reserved more than one floating license.

Fixed an issue that prevented serving a floating license from the next available toolset if the default toolset was invalid.

Fixed issues related to persisting server configurations across multiple server setup instances, which included server update scenarios.

Fixed an issue to remove log entries when there are no leases to recycle.

Fixed an issue that used older server paths during the migration process.

Improved user permission validation during license import.