License application any executables

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I need software that protects my executable application, and it may expire every month,
providing an id to generate a password and release.

Reason: I need to monitor the copies monthly and force my client.

or some kind of software that I can control this license online.

can you help me?

can use data from motherboard, hd, network card

What I have tried:

pelock, github no sucess. I need Simple Application

Posted 24-Sep-19 4:14am

gamarobert

Updated 30-Sep-19 6:27am

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Rick York · Answer 1 · 2019-09-24T05:32:00

Solution 1

This site has several sample of licensing modules. Here is what a search gives: Search CodeProject.com[^]

Posted 24-Sep-19 5:32am

Rick York

kmoorevs · Answer 2 · 2019-09-30T06:27:00

This is how we do it.

New customers receive a registration key for a desktop app.

This key gets stored in the client's database(s).

Our customer support system allows us to deactivate an account, modify a support contract date, or send a message. These settings are exposed via a webservice/query.

On each run, the desktop app calls home and checks for any updates, gets the status of the customer contract, and looks for messages and responds accordingly.

Of course this all depends on internet connectivity which is practically a given these days.