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 _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org Platinum Sponsor: RMI Solutions ARSlist: "Where the Answers Are"
