Hi,

Note that it is not 100% sure that you have entered the correct number of
licenses into the system. If the info is not to be had, you could ask help
from your BMC Sales Rep to determine the number you are entitled to use.

The user log is also something you can turn on, if you want to track detailed
license usage on your system. For example using the FREE license monitoring
version of RRR|License.

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> Ron,
> Go into the Server information form, on the License Tab it'll give you how
> many Fixed/Floating licenses you have.  Also in the Administration Console,
> instead of going under System/Server Information, go to Application/Users /
> Groups / Roles/License Review.  Leave the 'Users Category' as 'Server -
> Current Users', and on the right you can select Fixed/Floating as necessary
> and see the counts.
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 11:19 AM, Ron Young <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I got several things going on in our work place. I'll ask in small steps
>> and wait for an answer before moving to the next.
>>
>> Remedy Client 7.6
>>
>> How do I find out how many licenses there is on our Remedy...floating and
>> fixed and is there a way I can see what it being used ata certain time?
>> Thanks for any help!
>>
>>
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