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> Trying to figure out how this works. The documentation does not really answer my questions.
>
> Have a 2004 adsflex network license server with 17 floating licenses.
> I would like to create a group with the usernames of about 10 users and reserve for that group 5 licenses. The idea is that this group would only have access to 5 licenses. The other 12 would be available to other users. Can this be done.
>
> The documentation refers to feature name all the time. I'm not really sure what to use for feature name. We only use cad 2004.
RESERVE will not restrict this group to only 5 licenses. This group
could use all 17 licenses. What RESERVE would do is only allow everybody
else to use a maximum of 12 licenses even if your special group wasn't
currently using any.
Think of it this way, if you "reserve" seats for a convert or event,
even if you don't go, nobody else will be able to sit in those seats.
And by reserving seats, it in no way restricts you from buying more
tickets and using additional seats that you didn't reserve.
Unless I'm misinterpreting what you are asking, MAX is what you would
need to use. Using MAX, you set the MAXimum number of licenses any
particular group can use at a time. If that group isn't using them, they
CAN be used by others.
If you want to make sure that 5 licenses are completely separated from
the rest of the licenses, so that nobody BUT the group can use those 5
licenses and that that group can only use up to 5 licenses, then you'd
use a combination of both RESERVE and MAX.
Below is an example of segregating 5 licenses so that they are used
exclusively by a group called engineering in a way that allows no more
than 5 con-current sessions from that group, but also restricts others
from using those licenses in the event the engineering group doesn't use
all of them.
GROUP engineering User10 User11 ...etc...
GROUP engineering User20 User21 ...etc...
RESERVE 5 43400AMECH_PP_2004_0F GROUP engineering
MAX 5 43400AMECH_PP_2004_0F GROUP engineering
By the way, user names and group names are case sensitive. In addition,
you can add to an existing group with a second line if you don't want
the one line to be too long.
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Darren J. Young
CAD/CAM Systems Developer
Cold Spring Granite Company
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