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Robert-Altman10-Marble
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August 18, 2014
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Intralink 10.2 licensing

  • August 18, 2014
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Can anyone help me out with the licensing scheme of (Windchill)/IntraLink 10.2 (not PDMLink)

I'm aware that Windchill/PDMLink utilizes a "Registered User" license (Heavy/Light) but we are not upgrading to PDMLink.

I was speaking with a reseller regarding our pending upgrade and he indicated that IntraLink has the same licensing as PDMLink?

I have always been under the impression that this was not the case?

My license file shows that they are floating seats.

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Regards,

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HugoHermans12-Amethyst
12-Amethyst
August 19, 2014

Hey Robert,


We are PDMLink-users, but since IntraLink (starting from 😎 and PDMLink (and a lot of other -Links) are all based on the same technology, they all are driven by the same licensing mechanism. So, Creo is still on FlexLM (concurrent users), but everything based on Windchill isn't (registred users).

Regards, Hugo.


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ptc-4782601-Visitor
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August 19, 2014
Existing Intralink customers are still permitted to use concurrent licensing.


Ian Bagnald, CISSP
Sr. System Support Analyst
Moog Inc.
Components Group
Halifax Operation
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rpassolt10-Marble
10-Marble
August 19, 2014

Intralink still has a "concurrent" policy despite not utilizing Flexlm to enforce. Creo will need the "Intralink connect" module though which comes with each Intralink in the Flexlm license pack. I've seen the connect module missing occasionally, but PTC will correct if you call license management or log a call online.

Regards,
Rick Passolt
Fishbowl Solutions


Rick Passolt


Fishbowl Solutions


rpassolt@fishbowlsolutions.com


www.fishbowlsolutions.com


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