Implementing security is not difficult. We provide a selection of tools and examples to help you in making a highly secure solution.
ROCKEY and ePASS products comply to the highest security standards, and have some unique features not seen elsewhere.
No! We support different licensing needs and budgets. And moreover, our products are significant lower priced than our competitors.
At Novaris we have carefully selected the products that fulfill most requirements of our customers. We never compromise on security, but do so on the cost.
For example, we do not have ROCKEY2 dongles at stock - which is the low-cost software protection dongle - because we find the offered security level too low for most applications. Similarly, we do not sell the ePass1000, again because of the somewhat lower security it provides. The products that we selected do meet our security standards, and we offer those at a similar price.
However, since we are full distributor of Feitian products, we are able to sell all they offer, but do not keep them at stock. For example, we do distribute the OTP C100 event-based (HOTP) or OTP C200 Time-based (TOTP) tokens.
When interested in any of these products, just e-mail sales@novaris.nl.
Yes, that is possible. Please be aware that the Purchase Code is tightly coupled to the set of passwords. That implies that if you would like to receive a new set of passwords, you need to order with the corresponding Purchase Code.
Note that it is rarely needed to have different dongles, since most functionality (i.e. licensing schemes) can normally and easily be implemented in one dongle already. Only if you develop products for different customers (as an indeoendent software developer or software house), it may be useful to have different dongles.
Well, both dongles are very suitable for protecting your software. Both are highly reliable and secure. The ROCKEY4 is a bit easier in use, and is a bit cheaper. The ROCKEY6 requires somewhat more effort to integrate into your program, and is a bit more expensive.
The main difference is in the level of security you need. When you have an expensive product, it may be wise to invest a bit more in time and money and use the ROCKEY6.
Well, actually the ROCKEY4 and the ROCKEY4ND are quite similar. The ROCKEY4ND is the version that does not need a special driver. The original ROCKEY4 is obsolete (since 2013). When we now refer to ROCKEY4, we actually mean the ROCKEY4ND. Only existing customers who have bought the old ROCKEY4, will receive (limited) suppprt for their products.
All software, documentation, and tools are available for our customers. Updates will be available on the download section from the website.
In case you need special support, just let us know (support@novaris.nl), and we will try to help.
Every dongle or token has an integrated LED that indicates the status of the device. In normal operation the LED should be lightened. If the LED is flashing, it means that it is not yet ready, or that the device has not been recognised and a suitable driver installed. This can happen due to new releases of the operating system (Windows).
In such cases, please have a look at the download session in this site, and download the latest software. If that still fails, please contact support.
ROCKEY6 might require longer learning time compared to other models, but if one already have the experience on smart cards technology or at least on C Language, it can be easier. In ROCKEY6's SDK, there are comprehensive Developer's Guide, useful samples, and concept Tutorials provided to ease your learning on ROCKEY6.
Development steps needed:
The Purchase Number is a unique identification that indicates what type of dongle is being ordered. In other words, they share the same passwords. Each copy of the software is delivered with a dongle to end users. Since all the delivered dongles have the same number, devopers do not need to re-compile each copy of the software.
The Purchase Code will allow us to (double) check that you are the owner of the code, and it will make sure that you will receive the dongles with the same set of passwords as before.