: Acts as a hub for distributing license seats to developers, optimizing license utilization across the team. Monitoring & Analytics
| Feature | Official Server | Cracked Server | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Usually licenses.yourcompany.com | Often 192.168.x.x or localhost | | Port | 8081 or 443 (HTTPS) | Random high ports (e.g., 8888, 3112) | | HTTPS Cert | Valid SSL certificate | Self-signed or HTTP only | | Dashboard | Requires Admin password | Usually no dashboard, just logs | | Process name | jrebel-license-server.jar | Obscure names like svchost.exe or system-helper | jrebel license server
: The client connects to the server to lease a seat. The license can be shared between devices, though only one device can use it at a time; a 60-minute "cooldown" period applies when switching devices. On-Premise vs. Hosted (Cloud) Licensing How to Activate JRebel on Eclipse : Acts as a hub for distributing license
: It allows for blocking users (e.g., when an employee leaves) and reassigning managed seats, though reassignment is typically restricted to prevent daily swapping. On-Premise vs
Upgrading typically involves backing up the database and copying the config and data directories to the new installation directory. Client Activation