I can't seem to find much help over the interwebz so here goes.
My boss wants me to research getting a multiseat licence. We'll probably need a 10 seat. We could manage at a pinch with 5.
I'm looking for price ranges (GBP please) between either a network subscription licence, or multiuser standalone (could be wrong there)
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So how would that work for say 6 copies?
I should add I'm a total newb when it comes to multiple licences
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MSSA sounds like the way to go, but I cannot find anywhere online prices. They just go on about network or single licence but never do a good breakdown.
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Yeah but I'm in The UK, so it has to be an EU version
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If you do go with the MSSA license, be *very* vigilant with the activations. You are responsible for ensuring you don't exceed your license count, and there isn't much to inform you if you do aside from an AutoDesk compliance audit. If you have high turn-over and have to re-install frequently, network licensing is worth the extra cost for tracking, managing, and restricting use.