Actually this is pooled system, and multiple users login to same system, But users have separate individual license, so every user want to use there own license when they login, So there are chances that 2 users having license of cloudberry can login to the same system and try to activate cloudberry, can this be acieved? as the machine is same how can they both activate there license?? this is all we want to know
Any update on above
[reply=“shashank pandey;11226”] License is per computer, not user
[reply=“Alexander Negrash;11234”]
That is the issue when it comes to Azure VDI pooled hostpool, Any way to tackle?
Don’t we have any subscription based license?? or any other way of license type to tackle above scenario?
[reply=“shashank pandey;11235”] It’s not about about subscription or one-time payment. It’s about how licensing work. To suggest you a solution I need to better understand your use case
[reply=“Alexander Negrash;11236”]
No, they all access same Amazon s3 thing, But the problem is with pooled system.
Today I login to machine 1 and enter the license it will work fine for me,
Next day I login to VDI and it will take me to machine 2 as this is pooled system, now it will give me error while licensing the cloudberry here.
This is what the exact problem is
Do cloudberry has any type of license which can be shared by multiple users?? This is our main aim is.
One license shared among multiple users( we have 10 users)
Any update please
[reply=“shashank pandey;11237”] One license can be shared by multiple users as long as they are working on the same computer. Multiple licenses per one computer is not possible