Updates from an external system requires a service account using a named 
license to insure that the token is always available. The same account could be 
used for multiple external sources dependent on the timing of the data 
transfer. 



-----Original Message-----
From: Joey Neff <[email protected]>
To: ARSList <[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, May 23, 2018 2:29 pm
Subject: Re: BMC Licensing questions



Thanks Dave, but my concern is how to handle updates from external systems 
rather than simple updates.  


On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 10:04 AM, Dave Shellman <[email protected]> wrote:


Custom applications can be created with the ability to submit records using a 
Read license.


My guess is that the ITSM Suite is also configured for submitters to create 
records with a Read license.


Dave



On Wed, May 23, 2018 at 12:04 PM Joey Neff <[email protected]> wrote:




>From BMC’s End User License Agreement:
BMCRemedy Products: Customer man not bypass or delay, in any way, the 
consumption of a concurrentor named user license to perform and activity that 
requires a user license(including, without limitation, submitting a ticket to a 
parallel form and thenusing workflow to perform and update without a license).
 
DoesBMC consider a User license to be an actual person or can the User 
Licenserepresent an external system that interfaces with Remedy?
Ifa user license can represent an interfacing systemsuch as Netcool or an 
externally customer facing portal, then how doesthat not violate the above 
restriction since a single “system” user could beperforming updates that 
represent multiple users in that external system? 
 
UnderUnits of Measure, there is this statement:
Perthird-party software: A license is required for each installation of 
thethird-party software product that interfaces with the Product.
 
Isthis referring to any external system interfacing with Remedy or for 
thoseapplications developed and registered with BMC by an ISV?
Ifthis is referring to any external system interfacing with Remedy, then can 
itbe assumed that if you provide that “user” with a fixed or floating 
license,that it can perform the same update functions that a person user could?



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