You can manage a Rhino Educational Lab license in two ways. Pick the one that best fits your situation.
Use the LAN Zoo on the school’s private network. This is the most common way to manage licenses across one or more labs, and it takes little maintenance. The LAN Zoo needs one computer to act as its host, normally the instructor’s computer. Rhino is then installed on the lab computers manually or with an automated install.
Use the Cloud Zoo for maximum flexibility. You invite a group of people to a team that shares the licenses. Because someone has to keep the team’s membership up to date, this works best for groups that don’t change often, such as research labs or department staff.
For a detailed comparison of licensing options, see Choosing the best license management method.
You can switch from one licensing method to another, but it doesn’t happen automatically. See Changing Your Licensing Method for the steps.
For educational pricing and eligibility, see Educational Licensing. For frequently asked licensing questions, see Licensing.
