I'm wondering if generic logins can be used with Multi-user subscription.
Let's take for example shop-floor computers "department1" ,"department2","department3" which can only be accessed by people from said departments, obviously one person at a time(shifts, or on-demand). Can I have these licensed by let's say 2 multi-user license? Effectively, only 2 persons would be able to work simultaneously (which is ok). I would have a lot of "potential users" (dozens in each department), but only 3 could try to login at the same time (1 / computer), and only 2 would get a license from the license server, while the 3rd would have to wait its turn.
I know there is wording regarding generic users for single-user subscriptions (see below), but i could not find anything that allows or rejects such usage for multi-user
For single-user:
https://www.autodesk.com/company/legal-notices-trademarks/autodesk-terms-and-conditions/eng_autodesk...
“Named User” is You or an individual Personnel authorized by You ,in accordance with Autodesk instructions specific to Your Subscription for single-user, to Install and Access Benefits. Unless otherwise authorised by Autodesk in writing, each Named User must (i) be identified by a unique user id (“Autodesk ID”) and (ii) be individuals, not groups or generic Log-Ons.
If Your Subscription for single-user offering authorizes generic Log-Ons, the provisions of sections 2.5.1 and 2.5.2 shall not apply to Your Subscription for single-user. The generic Log-On must be used to Install and/or Access Benefits. Further, Your generic Log-On and associated rights and Benefits may only be used by one individual at a time, and may not be shared and/or used by any other individual simultaneously.
Thank you!
