: Wednesday, January 04, 2012 3:42 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Floating License Timeout - myths and facts
** Dave,
With that in mind, actually there is no license timeout functionality as
we all understand, is that right? if user is inactive for the timeout
interval, I would expect him
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It has taken us years to completely understand the floating license
timeout.
It may be best to not think in the terms of a single user but think of a
floating write license pool. My description below is for the server
Hello everyone,
Just bringing back the old question about how license timeout is
supposed to work
Which is the expected behaviour if user logged in and he had been
granted with floating write license and now he is timed out due to
session inactivity
I mean, if the timeout interval expires,
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To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Floating License Timeout - myths and facts
Hello everyone,
Just bringing back the old question about how license timeout is supposed to
work
Which is the expected behaviour if user logged in and he had been granted with
floating write license and now he
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Subject: Floating License Timeout - myths and facts
Hello everyone,
Just bringing back the old question about how license timeout is supposed
to work
Which is the expected behaviour if user logged in and he had been granted
with floating write license and now he is timed out due to session
The license timeout is correct since it is Floating License Timeout. The
user is still a valid user so they should be shown in the list (they just no
longer have write access).
For you scenario of a user returning at 59 minutes 59 seconds and doing some
activity, since he has not lost
It has taken us years to completely understand the floating license timeout.
It may be best to not think in the terms of a single user but think of a
floating write license pool. My description below is for the server floating
write licenses.
User B logs into the server. Is the number
Hi,
I think I know the answer to this question but ..
Can the floating license timeout be reduced to 15 minutes?
ARS 7.1 / Solaris 10 / Oracle 10
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Keith.
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Hi,
I think I know the answer to this question but ..
Can the floating license timeout be reduced to 15 minutes?
ARS 7.1 / Solaris 10 / Oracle 10
Regards,
Keith.
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Keith,
Reducing the floating license timeout to 15 minutes is my dearest wish.
Unfortunately, the floating license timeout has a lower limit of 1 hour.
Jennifer Meyer
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It will not reduce the system-wide floating license timeout for idle users, but
addresses the most common situation that has prompted customers to request a
reduced floating license token timeout.
-David J. Easter
Sr. Product Manager, Solution Strategy and Development
BMC Software, Inc
Hi,
Just a couple of comments:
George are not talking about FLOATING-READ (or FIXED-READ which does not
exist), but assigning LicenseType=READ to the users in 1:st line that only
registers calls.
Submitter-mode-locked is only needed if READ-users will MODIFY tickets.
They can only modify
Yes Bing, you have understood my problem correctly.
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Yes Bing, you have understood my problem correctly.
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As far as I've understood, losing your floating license does not
introduce a problem unless there are no free floating licences when you
try to perform actions that requires a license. Remedy will simply check
for an available license.
I'm not sure how
: Re: Floating License Timeout
Isn't this only an issue only if the floating license pool isn't large
enough? If that's the case then one should be looking at a license
management solution.
Let's look at it a different way. If it was possible to provide the
warning message, what
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Floating License Timeout
Isn't this only an issue only if the floating license pool isn't large
enough? If that's the case then one should be looking at a license
management solution.
Let's look at it a different way. If it was possible to provide the
warning
Hi, George
It doesn't take anything more than a Read license to SUBMIT new tickets.
When we got that straightened out around here...
How did you ?
Are you talking about switching to locked mode?
We are in changeable mode and users get READ type only when FLOATING
unavailable.
How people with
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Hey Igor,
The main premise would be that anyone that’s strictly doing DATA ENTRY
(not editing
Hi List,
It is possible to have a message pop-up when the floating license is
timed-out so that the user is aware that he no longer has write license?
We are using ARS 5.1.2.
Thanks
Anukampa
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Sent: Thu May 24 06:45:20 2007
Subject: Floating License Timeout
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Hi List,
It is possible to have a message pop-up when the floating license is timed-out
so that the user is aware that he no longer has
and send it to a couple people to test and then post it.
Stephen
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Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 6:45 AM
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Subject: Floating License
Subject: FW: Floating License Timeout
If there is a way via the ARS API to tell if a Floating license has
timed out, then Yes it could be done - at least in the Windows User
Tool.
To do this you would need a console app that would run from an AL that
fires every ## minutes. The console app
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