Getting a Radiator License
How to obtain and install a Radiator license
Getting a Radiator License
I just downloaded Radiator and need a license
Send an email to sales@radiatorsoftware.com to request a license.
Once you receive the license file, upload it using the Licenses page in the Management UI (click Licenses in the left sidebar).
I had a license but cannot find it
Check your email inbox for the original license delivery message from Radiator Software. The license file was sent as an email attachment when it was first issued.
If you cannot find the email, contact sales@radiatorsoftware.com and ask for the license to be re-sent. Include your organization name and any order reference you have.
See Also
About Radiator software development security
Architecture Overview
Backend Load Balancing
Basic Installation
Built-in Environment Variables
Comparison Operators
Configuration Editor
Configuration Import and Export
Data Types
Duration Units
Environment Variables
Execution Context
Execution Pipelines
Filters
Getting a Radiator License
Health check /live and /ready
High Availability and Load Balancing
High availability identifiers
HTTP Basic Authentication
Introduction
Linux systemd support
Local AAA Backends
Log storage and formatting
Management API privilege levels
Namespaces
Password Hashing
Pipeline Directives
Probabilistic Sampling
Prometheus scraping
PROXY Protocol Support
Radiator server health and boot up logic
Radiator sizing
Radiator software releases
Rate Limiting
Rate Limiting Algorithms
Reverse Dynamic Authorization
Service Level Objective
Template Rendering CLI
Tools radiator-client
TOTP/HOTP Authentication
What is Radiator?
YubiKey Authentication
YubiKey Context Variables
About Radiator software development security
Architecture Overview
Backend Load Balancing
Basic Installation
Built-in Environment Variables
Comparison Operators
Configuration Editor
Configuration Import and Export
Data Types
Duration Units
Environment Variables
Execution Context
Execution Pipelines
Filters
Getting a Radiator License
Health check /live and /ready
High Availability and Load Balancing
High availability identifiers
HTTP Basic Authentication
Introduction
Linux systemd support
Local AAA Backends
Log storage and formatting
Management API privilege levels
Namespaces
Password Hashing
Pipeline Directives
Probabilistic Sampling
Prometheus scraping
PROXY Protocol Support
Radiator server health and boot up logic
Radiator sizing
Radiator software releases
Rate Limiting
Rate Limiting Algorithms
Reverse Dynamic Authorization
Service Level Objective
Template Rendering CLI
Tools radiator-client
TOTP/HOTP Authentication
What is Radiator?
YubiKey Authentication
YubiKey Context Variables