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Licences

mmb

Does anyone know how the licencing applies to teamSite clients? i.e. Is it based on concurrent users or a set limit to the number that you can configure on the system?

So if I buy 100 licences I can have up to say 200 different users all using the system at various times..?

thanks

- mark

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nipper

you should check with whoever purchased TS. But the normal licensing agreement is a named user. So Andy uses a license until Andy is replaced in the roles file. Thus it is not a floating license.

Some companies have purchased all you can eat, but that is very few.

HTH

Andy

Adam Stoller

Check with Interwoven Sales.
I believe that for purposes of sizing hardware for the TeamSite server, you use concurrent users, but for the purposes of licences you go by the entries in the iwhome/conf/roles/*.uid files - but I don't know what the breakdown is between types of users. At one point each role was, I believe, handled separately; then I think Admin and Masters were handled as a group; then I believe Editors were added to Admin and Masters as "Power users" - and you had two groupings: "power users" and "contributors" (or something like that). The first mechanism required that you pre-determine how many of each specific role you were going to have - the last mechanism requires only that you determine the number of users for the generalized groupings and that you can divvy up the number of Master/Admin/Editors within the allocated amount any way you want.

Again - check with Interwoven Sales - as they should be able to provide a more definitive response.

--fish
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