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What is the difference between a standalone and a network hardware key?

April 26, 2017hardware key Network standalone

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What is the difference between a standalone and a network hardware key?

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A-1. A standalone key so nicknamed refers to a cream colored key with “Sentinel Scribe” on it. This key goes with a single-user non-network version CAEPIPE/CAEFLOW software. A network key so nicknamed refers to a cream colored key with “NetSentinel C” or “SuperProNet” on it. This key goes with a single or multi-user network version of CAEPIPE software.