For details on setting up a network, contact your network administrator. Thus, the Zoo should operate reliably in both Microsoft Network and Domain networking environments. The Zoo uses an inter-process communications mechanism that is used by several networking services. All of the nodes must be in the same network. The Zoo will run on any system in a network. When a node shuts down, the license is added back to the available license pool. If the number of available keys has not been exceeded, the Zoo assigns a key to the workstation, and the number of available licenses is reduced by one. When a Rhino network node starts, a request for a license key is sent to the Zoo. Network nodes obtain license keys at run time from the Zoo, unlike standalone Rhino, which requires that a license key be entered on each system. To script the installation process and allow more efficient use of Rhino licenses, network administrators now have the option of installing Rhino as a network node. Manages assignment of Rhino licenses among members of a network.
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