You can follow these steps to upload the new license file.
1. You will need to connect to the machine that is running your TariffShark Application Server instance. If you aren't certain where your Application Server instance is running, you can use the TariffShark Desktop Client to double check. Open the TariffShark Client and wait for it to display the Log In prompt. Click "Options" to view your configured server connections. The URL column of the server connections table indicates the address to that Application Server instance.
2. Once connected to the machine running the Application Server, navigate to the location of the TariffShark Application Server's folder. Assuming you're using the Internet Information Services (IIS) to run the Application Server instance, you can get to this location through the IIS Manager. Open the windows menu, search and open the IIS Manager, expand the server node under the connections menu on the left side of the IIS Manager, and then expand the Sites node to view the list of sites running on the server. Right-click on the site for your TariffShark Application Server and select "Explore" to open a file explorer window to the Application Server folder.
3. In the Application Server's folder, there will be a file titled "Web.config". Open this file with Notepad or any other text editor (no changes need to be made to this file; this step is only to confirm the path to the license file). Within the Web.config file, there is a line defining a key named "LicenseFile". The value on this line defines the path of the license file. Unless this configuration has been changed from the default, the line will look like this: <add key="LicenseFile" value="~/License.xml"/>. This indicates that the license file is named "License.xml" and is located in the same folder as the Web.config file.
4. Return to the file explorer and locate the current license file. Replace this file with the new license file we provided to you, ensuring that the name of the new file is exactly the same as what the old license file's name was. For example, if your current license file is named "License.xml", ensure that the new file also has the name "License.xml" when it is copied to that folder. If you are concerned about deleting or overwriting the old license file, you can simply rename it (i.e. "License-old.xml") and then copy the new license file to the folder instead.
5. Open the TariffShark Desktop Client and log in (if you are already logged in to the client, log out and then log back in). Confirm that you see the new entity in TariffShark.