StaffHi Knulli
Node locked licenses are bound to the machine. As long as the machine your connecting to(where the nodelocked is installed) is a physical machine and the MAC address / CPU data doesnt change then you should be good.
TestExecute is a floating license always.
Hope that makes sense
KR
Vinnie
Thanks for that information.
I hope the sales team will accept that.
They offered me a floating license for my scenario.
Knulli
StaffHi Knulli
I can see why it was recommended.
majority of the time if we are remote connecting to a machine its likely to be a virtual environment so a floating license would be required there.
But if you know that the hall machine is a physical workstation, where the hardware attributes mentioned above will not change, and your application under test is also on that machine then you should be good
If the attributes change, then you would have license problems
That of course is not an issue with a floating licenses
KR
Vinnie
