https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Admin-of-Intel-Software/m-p/754016#M4539 <P>Dear David,</P><P>Your question is quite confusing (need some details), but I will try to answer it in my understanding.</P><P>We have a feature in Registration Center called Serial Number User Management. <BR />You may transfer the serial number to someone else within your email domain, and you may specify a second person to act as a serial number administrator per license. <BR />The administrator will receive expiration notices and be able to transfer the serial number, but will not be entitled to use the software product. </P><P>If we are talking about Single User license, only one user is allowed to this type of license and this user should receive notifications about new updates.<BR />Or the administrator for the license will do it (if configured). If you have many single user licenses, you can set the same administrator for each and it will be some <BR />kind of centralized license administrator. He can transfer licenses and notify users about the updates.</P><P><BR />Regarding your question about the individual users - no, they shouldn't have any limitations (except the limitations from the license agreement). <BR />All they need is to have a valid license. By the way, I suggest you to take a look on floating licenses - in this way you need to configure a license server. <BR />Guess it is a better solution in case you have many users.</P><P>Please let me know if you have other questions and need my assistance.</P><P>Regards,<BR />Igor</P> Fri, 13 Jul 2012 07:25:38 GMT Igor_V_Intel 2012-07-13T07:25:38Z https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Admin-of-Intel-Software/m-p/754015#M4538 <P>Short question regarding admin of Intel Software. <BR /><BR />Can acentralized license administrator forwards license files and updates to the individual users. Will theindividual users have any limitations installing the software themselves?<BR /><BR />Any help in this regard will be appreciated </P><P>Regards,<BR />David</P><P></P><P></P> Fri, 13 Jul 2012 05:56:15 GMT https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Admin-of-Intel-Software/m-p/754015#M4538 David_Farnebo 2012-07-13T05:56:15Z https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Admin-of-Intel-Software/m-p/754016#M4539 <P>Dear David,</P><P>Your question is quite confusing (need some details), but I will try to answer it in my understanding.</P><P>We have a feature in Registration Center called Serial Number User Management. <BR />You may transfer the serial number to someone else within your email domain, and you may specify a second person to act as a serial number administrator per license. <BR />The administrator will receive expiration notices and be able to transfer the serial number, but will not be entitled to use the software product. </P><P>If we are talking about Single User license, only one user is allowed to this type of license and this user should receive notifications about new updates.<BR />Or the administrator for the license will do it (if configured). If you have many single user licenses, you can set the same administrator for each and it will be some <BR />kind of centralized license administrator. He can transfer licenses and notify users about the updates.</P><P><BR />Regarding your question about the individual users - no, they shouldn't have any limitations (except the limitations from the license agreement). <BR />All they need is to have a valid license. By the way, I suggest you to take a look on floating licenses - in this way you need to configure a license server. <BR />Guess it is a better solution in case you have many users.</P><P>Please let me know if you have other questions and need my assistance.</P><P>Regards,<BR />Igor</P> Fri, 13 Jul 2012 07:25:38 GMT https://community.intel.com/t5/Software-Archive/Admin-of-Intel-Software/m-p/754016#M4539 Igor_V_Intel 2012-07-13T07:25:38Z