This page gives a detailed definition for features on license servers and license server groups.
Feature
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and its parts
The following tables define the attributes of features on license servers and license server groups.
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Name
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The user-assigned display name for the feature, or the actual feature name (reported by the license server) if the Display Name is unspecified.
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A comma-separated concatenation of feature display names. If a display name is not set, the actual name is used.
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The user-assigned display version for the feature, or the actual version (reported by the license server) if the Display Version is unspecified.
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The sum of all used licenses for the feature.*
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diagram shows an example of features with the same name but with different versions and license types.
Features Example
A feature on a license server refers to a feature with a particular name, version and type on a particular license server. This means that features with the same name and different versions can be placed on different license servers.
The example below shows features that are on two License Servers, one in the USA and one in Poland.
- To get more accurate statistics about usage, we can look at the versions. We have two versions: one used in both departments and one used only in Poland.
- If we want even more accurate statistics, we can look at the specific types of licenses, which show that one type is used in both departments, one is used only in the USA, and one is used only in Poland.
Note: This example is based on the license servers having the same vendor; otherwise, there could be conflicts between name, version, and type.* License server group features are an aggregation of all features with the same name, version, and type on any license server that is contained in the group.
How features for license server groups are reported
The actual name and version, not the user-defined name and version fields, are shown for license server groups. Duplicated names/versions are ignored; that is, only one name/version of any duplicate names/versions will be displayed.
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Therefore, the total available licenses for WXPF for the license group XF = 30.
Feature and its parts
The following diagram shows an example of features with the same name but with different versions and license types.
Features Example
A feature on a license server refers to a feature with a particular name, version and type on a particular license server. This means that features with the same name and different versions can be placed on different license servers.
The example below shows features that are on two License Servers, one in the USA and one in Poland.
- To get more accurate statistics about usage, we can look at the versions. We have two versions: one used in both departments and one used only in Poland.
- If we want even more accurate statistics, we can look at the specific types of licenses, which show that one type is used in both departments, one is used only in the USA, and one is used only in Poland.
Note: This example is based on the license servers having the same vendor; otherwise, there could be conflicts between name, version, and type.
Features Representation