Licensing System

Overview

OnSphere is available in two versions: a free demo version and a licensed full version.

Free Demo Version

The free version of the software is intended strictly for demonstration purposes. It allows users to explore the features and capabilities of the software in a limited, non-commercial context.

Usage Limitations:

Not for production use
Not permitted for commercial, academic, or enterprise deployment
May include feature restrictions or limitations
May display “Demo” notices

Obtaining a License

To obtain a license, please visit our website or contact our sales team at: mailto:sales@sdn.ch.

Using the License File

Once you obtain a valid license, you must save it as a file named license.ospp.

This file must be placed in the <git>/license.ospp directory.
For more information on where to find or set the configuration directory, refer to the configuration documentation.
After adding or editing the license.ospp file, osp-configuration-dispatcher and osp-web modules should must be restarted manually for the changes to take effect.

Example directory structure:

<configuration git>
├── certs
├── modules
│   ├── configuration-dispatcher
│   ...
│   └── web
├── license.ospp     <-- License file
├── readme.md
└── root
    ├── access.rights
    ├── dashboard.view
    └── dashboard.web

License Terms and Limitations

Non-Transferable: Licenses are issued to a specific organization or user and cannot be transferred to another entity or installation.
No Reverse Engineering: You are not permitted to modify, decompile, or reverse-engineer the software or the license file.
Multi-Environment Support: A single license may be valid across multiple environments (e.g., development, staging, production), depending on the license agreement. Refer to your license terms or contact support for clarification.
Time-Based Validity: Licenses are time-based and may expire after a defined period. The software automatically checks the expiration date to determine license validity.