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Frequently Asked Questions<br />

Contents Glossary Index Troubleshooting<br />

Question 7 - How to specify the number of users for an application/<br />

feature?<br />

By default, the number of users is equal to the hard limit of the <strong>Sentinel</strong> Key.<br />

The <strong>Sentinel</strong> <strong>Keys</strong> come with the following “standard” hard limits: 3, 5, 10,<br />

25, 50, 100, and 250. To set the number of users different from that, you<br />

can specify the user limit for a license under the License/Feature Properties<br />

dialog box. Here are the steps to open this dialog box:<br />

1. Right-click the feature (title) in the layout. A short-cut menu appears.<br />

2. Click Properties. The License/Feature Properties dialog box<br />

appears.<br />

Question 8 - For multiple applications, can I specify different user<br />

limits?<br />

If you are protecting multiple applications using one <strong>Sentinel</strong> Key—each<br />

supporting different number of users in a network—you need to take care of<br />

the following:<br />

Distribute a network key with your suit of protected applications.<br />

Set the user limit for each license template. However, the total number<br />

of concurrent users cannot exceed the hard limit. There must be a<br />

hard limit available—regardless of the user limit availability—before<br />

a license can be obtained. For example, assume the hard limit of your<br />

<strong>Sentinel</strong> Key is 20. If you are protecting three applications with a<br />

single key, you could use the following user limits:<br />

Set the user limit for application A to ten (10)<br />

Set the user limit for application B to seven (7)<br />

Set the user limit for application C to ten (10)<br />

Notice that the total number of user limits (27) is greater than the<br />

hard limit (20). This means, if ten users are running the Application<br />

A, only ten hard limit is left. If seven users are running Application B,<br />

only three hard limit is left for Application C. Thus, even though<br />

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