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Re: newbie; unique machine ID & software protection
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Re: newbie; unique machine ID & software protection


  • Subject: Re: newbie; unique machine ID & software protection
  • From: Emmanuel <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2002 10:13:36 +0100

At 7:59 AM +0100 15/2/02, Peter Suter wrote:
>
>I want to provide various protection strategies to my application.

Use a dongle.

>Can Apple script give me the hard drive serial number, user id, IP Address,
>or anything else that will uniquely identify the computer (the more the
>better) ?

Yes, yes I think, yes if the machine is connected, nothing will uniquely
identify the computer. What do you mean "the computer"? The hard disk? The
motherboard? The plastic housing?

>What do you use ?

Dongles.

>Any and all suggestions welcome.

That's an old question and my input might be outdated. The only solution I
know is, third-parties hardware such as dongles.

Second choice is, Ethernet card number, which is unique. Only works with
Ethernet-able machines. You will identify the Ethernet card, not the
machine! Finally, the Ethernet card number can be overriden.

Emmanuel
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