You can run any number of User Tool (for that matter, any AR API client 
programs) instances from one PC using the same user credentials. The same user 
cannot run client program(s) from two different boxes -- essentially "one user 
per IP address" equates to his license consumption. The basic point is -- if a 
user were to talk to AR Server as "one" person, so we'll associate him/her to 
that box and consume a license. Does not matter how many client programs this 
person initiates from this box, its all OK from our standpoint. 
 
However, if this one person's several instances of User Tool (or, whatever 
client program) are running on behalf of some other folks -- as in, some 
"creative" mechanism to route several different users activities via this one 
user's credentials as well as thru his machine -- of course, this creative 
usage is breaching the licensing contract. In any case, I'm not a legal guy, 
but at the point of such creative usage scenarios popping up -- it is better 
for you to NOT implement such, but to contact your Remedy support/sales/account 
contact person(s) to decide on next steps.
 
Appajee
 

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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) on behalf of Susan Palmer
Sent: Thu 2/14/2008 8:39 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: More than one instance of User Tool on same PC


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Hi everyone,
 
I strongly believe in following license agreements and believe we have.  I knew 
that when we upgraded to v7.x you could no longer go from PC to PC and log in 
without receiving the message and releasing the other PC.  
 
I just assumed I guess that meant you couldn't log in twice at one PC.  Yes, I 
knew I could do it but then again I am all powerful admin.
 
It was brought to my attention today that a solution they used for one of our 
customers is to give her two monitors and she can log into to user tools and 
use one on each monitor.  No, she doesn't work that fast but she'll run reports 
on one and do work on the other.
 
Is that feature acceptable in the licensing scheme of things?
 
Thanks,
Susan
 
Susan Palmer
ShopperTrak
ARS v 7.0.1P3, server, user, admin
Oracle 10g
Windows 2003
 
 
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