RTC entitlement for CQ users
Hi Everyone,
I need some more details around the RTC licenses that are provided with CQ 7.1 and on. A customer owns 100 CQ licenses. They install RTC and they get the RTC activation JARS that come with CQ and apply them to their RTC server. Using the instructions provided here - http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21404282 1) How many of the Change Management - Advanced users should they see? 2) If their CQ licenses are Floating does this mean the CM licenses will also be floating? |
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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35)
| answered Jul 24 '10, 12:17 a.m.
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Question 1: With RTC licenses, you get an "activation key", which allows
you to type in the number of licenses that you are entitled to (you are legally required by the terms and conditions to type in the right number). So you will see a blank box, where you would type in the number "100"). Question 2: You are actually provided with two activation keys, one for floating licenses and one for authorized user licenses. You would use the one that applies to your case (i.e.if you have floating CQ licenses, use the floating RTC license activation key, and if you authorized user CQ licenses, activate the AU RTC license key). Cheers, Geoff On 7/23/2010 12:37 PM, saurabhm wrote: Hi Everyone, Saurabh Malhotra selected this answer as the correct answer
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I've read the RTC Entitlement for ClearQuest users with great interest as we are currently evaluating RTC on a trial licence and are also ClearCase and ClearQuest users. What I don't quite understand is what "Change Management Advanced User Client Access Licenses" mean. I'm familiar with Contributor and Developer RTC licences mean but not these. Can anyone tell me 1. What exactly these Change Management Advanced User Client Access Licenses will enable me to do i.e. are these just CQ connector licences it enables? 2. If I installed this as of now, will it prevent me from further testing other features in RTC under the trial? Thanks in advance David |
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Hi David,
1) From the following document: ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/sa/st/n/raq14000usen/RAQ14000USEN.PDF "The Change Management Advanced User CALs as part of this entitlement currently provide the same functional capabilities as a Team Concert Contributor CAL. However, they have different license terms. These entitled CALs can be used with either the entitled server or any other separately licensed Team Concert Standard or Enterprise server. Team Contributor CALs can not be used with this entitled server." 2) You will be able to test all the web based features of RTC with these licenses. However, this entitlement does not give you developer licenses. Therefore, you will need to get Developer licenses (temp keys or otherwise) to continue to test the functionality only available to developers via the eclipse client. Hope that answers your questions. Regards, Saurabh Hi |
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Thanks, Saurabh
Appreciate the very prompt response |
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Does this same information still apply to the latest versions of CQ and RTC?
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