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Re: RDi license-Desktop & laptop

The rules have never been clear to me. I was given a copy, told to install it, and use it. It works to connect with all clients so far. Over time, I've migrated it to 3 different PCs without issue. I can't get updates, but for how I use it, that is not an issue.


On 11/17/2016 2:06 PM, Charles Wilt wrote:
Sure you can...

In fact, you could clone yourself and use both devices at the same
time....assuming the company has at least two floating licenses available.
:) Or more likly, your co-worker could use your work laptop while you use
your personal one.

Unlike the named user licence, where only one device can be used at a time.

You can install the product basically whenever and wherever you want. You
need a license active when you use it.

With a named license, you can only be in one place at a time. So, one
active at a time.

With a floating license, as long as one is available, you can run.

Charles


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