Shawn,
On 6.0 (assume same as 6.3), my understanding:
Like L.J. said, if no one from Group A is logged in, the 10 are simply
unusable by anyone.
If you want to disallow Group A from using MORE than 10, you'll need to
assign the others licenses to another group/groups.
I don't know what happens when person is in 2 different groups that have
reserved licesnes - maybe the docs address that.
David Durling
University of Georgia
Floating pools reserve those licenses for those users. So if in your
instance, you have 40, and you reserve 10 for group A, only members of Group
A can use them. If all 10 of those are used, and there are available
licenses not assigned to a pool, then members of Group A would use the
un-pooled licenses as well....but only members of group A will be able to
use those 10
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Subject: Group Form, Floating Licenses Field
Greetings List!
We are wondering how the Floating License field works on the Group form. Is
anyone using this field currently? What are some of the positive and
negative impacts it use has?
For instance, if we have 40 licenses total, and set this number 10 for Group
A, am I correct that no more than 10 tokens will be issued to members of
Group A, even if they have 15 users on? And if Group A has only 5 users on,
will non-Group A members be able to use the remaining 35 tokens, or will it
only be possible for non-Group A members to use up to 30 tokens (since 10
have been assigned to Group A itself)?
Please let me know if I'm not clear- its been a long week, so this all makes
sense in my head at the moment.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Shawn Stonequist
Remedy 6.3
EMNS, Inc.
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David Durling 706-542-0223
Enterprise IT Services [EMAIL PROTECTED]
University of Georgia
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