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License queuing provides fair access and usage of applications in [[Floating_licensing|floating licensing]], where there is a large number of users and a limited number of licenses. |
License queuing provides fair access and usage of applications in [[Floating_licensing|floating licensing]], where there is a large number of users and a limited number of licenses. |
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*[[License manager]] |
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License queuing is a feature that allows a user on a network to wait for a license until it becomes available.
When a user runs an application and no licenses are available, his request is automatically placed in a queue, and the user waits for the next available license. Once a license becomes available, it is immediately sent to the user. This process is typically repeated for all queued license requests and licenses are granted on a first come, first served basis.
License queuing provides fair access and usage of applications in floating licensing, where there is a large number of users and a limited number of licenses.
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References
- X-Formation: LM-X End Users Guide Version 3.3 pg. 26
- Using License Use Management Runtime for AIX Fourth Edition (November 2000).
- Sentinel LM Developer’s Guide Rainbow Technologies, Inc., 2004.