How do I find my Express Server locking code?

After you have installed Express Server your Locking Code is always available via the Express Server Manager.

To find your locking code for Express Server on Windows:

1. Open the Express Server Manager by directing a browser to https://<server name>:<https port*>/ExpressServerAdmin(Windows users can also click Start > AllPrograms > LizardTech > Express Server > Express Server Manager.

2. Click Statuson the top navigation bar. The Status page opens.

3. Click Detailsnext to the Licensing information. The Licensing Details dialog appears displaying the Locking Code.

To find your locking code for Express Server on Linux:

1. Cd to the bin directory of the directory where Express Server is installed (the default is /usr/local/LizardTech/licenseserver/bin)

2. Run the "echoid" program ./echoid

3. The program will return the locking code.

*This is the HTTPS port that Tomcat runs on, configured during setup. By default this is Port 8443.

About Express Server

The Express Server is a high-performance image streaming and geospatial data publishing tool that enables the transfer of large raster data files promptly and efficiently across enterprise GIS environments. The system is capable of processing large aerial images, satellite images, orthophotos, DEMs, and other geospatial raster formats. Express Server allows organizations to transfer only those portions of the image that are necessary, in several resolutions, thereby minimizing the volume of bandwidth consumed and improving the performance of applications. The Express Server is compliant with industry standards and can be integrated seamlessly with GIS systems and web-based mapping applications in addition to cloud infrastructures. The software is intended for providing services to defense agencies, commercial entities, environmental consultancy companies, utility companies, and public organizations that are in need of publishing large amounts of data for online use. The system applies sophisticated data compression mechanisms as well as dynamic mosaicking, and its architecture is highly scalable. The data is distributed safely and it is cached. Whether it is used for managing archives or for distributing data in real time, Express Server allows raster data management to make visualization, collaboration, and making decisions easier.