I don't think that is correct.  My understanding is this:

If you have 50 floating licenses and you say that Group A gets 10 then that 
means that Group A will always have 10 floating licenses no matter what.  Think 
of a situation where your company has a 24x7 operations center.  What this is 
for is to guarantee that your operations center always has 10 users that could 
log in and always have a license.  This also means that the 41st user to log in 
who is not a member of Group A will get a license denial ...

Sean



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Subject: Re: Group Form, Floating Licenses Field

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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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Shawn Stonequist
> Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 8:46 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 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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University of Georgia

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