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When do changes to the license happen?

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Any change to your license will take effect the next time your license communicates with the LiteSpeed licensing server. This happens automatically every 24 hours.

To force communication, simply use the following command and then restart LSWS:

/usr/local/lsws/bin/lshttpd -V


If you still have questions about your LiteSpeed license, open a support ticket or use our live chat feature to contact us at any time.

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