Hi,
If all FLOATING licenses are assigned to License Pools, you can limit the
license allocation as you describe. Or maybe I should say that you SHOULD
be able to do that... I have seen this work in many version.
An unfortunate bug in the user log makes this impossible to track. The
license pool is not noted in the log user log :-(
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> All,
>
> ARS 6.3 Patch 24 -
> SQL Server 2000
>
> I have set up 3 license floating license pool groups in the Group form.
> The license pool groups are as follows:
>
> 900 - Client:A:Pool - Designated 10 Floating licenses - 20 Users assigned
> a floating license.
> 905 - Client:B:Pool - Designated 5 Floating licenses - 10 Users assigned a
> floating license.
> 910 - Client:C:Pool - Designated 2 Floating licenses - 4 Users assigned
> a floating license.
>
> We have 17 Total Floating licenses in the system. Each user is added to
> one license pool that has a floating license.
>
> I would think that only 10 Users could login from Client A and the
> remaining floating licenses would be set aside for the remaining
> clients. Should the 11th Client A receive a Error saying "No Floating
> License exist"? It seems like Client A is getting all of the licenses
> even when I set up the pools.
>
> I can go into the Admin tool and see that some of the license pools are
> assigned and then some of them do not display a license pool. The users
> that do not show a license pool are indeed in a floating license pool.
>
> Does my logic sound correct or am I missing something?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bala Patel
> Remedy Administrator
>
>
>
>
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