Rocket Terminal Emulator

Hi, 
Are the licenses mapped at a user level or at a device level for the Rocket Emulator? 
Since we have multiple users assigned to a single device - we want to know if that would be counted as 1 license, or it will be counted as multiple licenses for multiple users?

Hi Debabrata,

Rocket Terminal Emulator licenses are always on user level, we have concurrent and named user licenses. There are no licenses on device level available.

Regards,

Harald

Hi, 
Are the licenses mapped at a user level or at a device level for the Rocket Emulator? 
Since we have multiple users assigned to a single device - we want to know if that would be counted as 1 license, or it will be counted as multiple licenses for multiple users?

Thanks for the reply.

Could you please provide more insights on concurrent users Vs named users and how do they operate?

Hi Debabrata,

Rocket Terminal Emulator licenses are always on user level, we have concurrent and named user licenses. There are no licenses on device level available.

Regards,

Harald

Hi, 
Are the licenses mapped at a user level or at a device level for the Rocket Emulator? 
Since we have multiple users assigned to a single device - we want to know if that would be counted as 1 license, or it will be counted as multiple licenses for multiple users?

Hi Debabrata,

with named user licenses every user that needs access to use the Terminal Emulator needs one license. If you have 1000 users that user the Terminal Emulator but only 450 use the Terminal Emulator in parallel (at the same time), you need 1000 named user licenses.

In the concurrent model you only need the number of licenses for the user count that use the Terminal Emulator at a maximum at the same time (concurrent). If you have 1000 users of the Terminal Emulator but only 450 use the Terminal emulator in parallel (at the same time), you need 450 concurrent user licenses.

As a consequence the concurrent user licenses are more expensive than the named user licenses.

Hope that helps.

Regards,

Harald

Thanks for the reply.

Could you please provide more insights on concurrent users Vs named users and how do they operate?

Hi Debabrata,

Rocket Terminal Emulator licenses are always on user level, we have concurrent and named user licenses. There are no licenses on device level available.

Regards,

Harald

Hi, 
Are the licenses mapped at a user level or at a device level for the Rocket Emulator? 
Since we have multiple users assigned to a single device - we want to know if that would be counted as 1 license, or it will be counted as multiple licenses for multiple users?

Hi,

I have one question. Appreciate you could suggest on this?

Is the BlueZone installer available for the Linux platform?

Regards,

Debabrata

Hi Debabrata,

with named user licenses every user that needs access to use the Terminal Emulator needs one license. If you have 1000 users that user the Terminal Emulator but only 450 use the Terminal Emulator in parallel (at the same time), you need 1000 named user licenses.

In the concurrent model you only need the number of licenses for the user count that use the Terminal Emulator at a maximum at the same time (concurrent). If you have 1000 users of the Terminal Emulator but only 450 use the Terminal emulator in parallel (at the same time), you need 450 concurrent user licenses.

As a consequence the concurrent user licenses are more expensive than the named user licenses.

Hope that helps.

Regards,

Harald

Thanks for the reply.

Could you please provide more insights on concurrent users Vs named users and how do they operate?

Hi Debabrata,

Rocket Terminal Emulator licenses are always on user level, we have concurrent and named user licenses. There are no licenses on device level available.

Regards,

Harald

Hi, 
Are the licenses mapped at a user level or at a device level for the Rocket Emulator? 
Since we have multiple users assigned to a single device - we want to know if that would be counted as 1 license, or it will be counted as multiple licenses for multiple users?

Hi Debabrata,

the Rocket Terminal Emulator (Desktop Edition) - formerly BlueZone - is only available on Microsoft Windows clients.

We have a browser based version - Rocket Terminal Emulator (Web Edition) - that runs on any HTML5 enabled browser including Linux.

Regards,

Harald

Hi,

I have one question. Appreciate you could suggest on this?

Is the BlueZone installer available for the Linux platform?

Regards,

Debabrata

Hi Debabrata,

with named user licenses every user that needs access to use the Terminal Emulator needs one license. If you have 1000 users that user the Terminal Emulator but only 450 use the Terminal Emulator in parallel (at the same time), you need 1000 named user licenses.

In the concurrent model you only need the number of licenses for the user count that use the Terminal Emulator at a maximum at the same time (concurrent). If you have 1000 users of the Terminal Emulator but only 450 use the Terminal emulator in parallel (at the same time), you need 450 concurrent user licenses.

As a consequence the concurrent user licenses are more expensive than the named user licenses.

Hope that helps.

Regards,

Harald

Thanks for the reply.

Could you please provide more insights on concurrent users Vs named users and how do they operate?

Hi Debabrata,

Rocket Terminal Emulator licenses are always on user level, we have concurrent and named user licenses. There are no licenses on device level available.

Regards,

Harald

Hi, 
Are the licenses mapped at a user level or at a device level for the Rocket Emulator? 
Since we have multiple users assigned to a single device - we want to know if that would be counted as 1 license, or it will be counted as multiple licenses for multiple users?

Thanks for your inputs.

One follow-up question - 

Hi Debabrata,

the Rocket Terminal Emulator (Desktop Edition) - formerly BlueZone - is only available on Microsoft Windows clients.

We have a browser based version - Rocket Terminal Emulator (Web Edition) - that runs on any HTML5 enabled browser including Linux.

Regards,

Harald

Hi,

I have one question. Appreciate you could suggest on this?

Is the BlueZone installer available for the Linux platform?

Regards,

Debabrata

Hi Debabrata,

with named user licenses every user that needs access to use the Terminal Emulator needs one license. If you have 1000 users that user the Terminal Emulator but only 450 use the Terminal Emulator in parallel (at the same time), you need 1000 named user licenses.

In the concurrent model you only need the number of licenses for the user count that use the Terminal Emulator at a maximum at the same time (concurrent). If you have 1000 users of the Terminal Emulator but only 450 use the Terminal emulator in parallel (at the same time), you need 450 concurrent user licenses.

As a consequence the concurrent user licenses are more expensive than the named user licenses.

Hope that helps.

Regards,

Harald

Thanks for the reply.

Could you please provide more insights on concurrent users Vs named users and how do they operate?

Hi Debabrata,

Rocket Terminal Emulator licenses are always on user level, we have concurrent and named user licenses. There are no licenses on device level available.

Regards,

Harald

Hi, 
Are the licenses mapped at a user level or at a device level for the Rocket Emulator? 
Since we have multiple users assigned to a single device - we want to know if that would be counted as 1 license, or it will be counted as multiple licenses for multiple users?