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The License usage summary overview shows the access availability, and the distribution of the two access types: professional access and analyzer access. You cannot adjust the total number of users of professional and analyzer access from this page, that is determined by the license for the Qlik Sense site.
A Qlik product is licensed and activated using either a serial and control number, or a signed license key. The use of a signed license key is required for Qlik Sense Enterprise SaaS deployments, and for the use of capacity based licenses.
This is how an unlicensed version of QlikView (QlikView Personal Edition) appears prior to a license lease being obtained from the QlikView Server. To Lease a license, go to File > Open in Server… from the toolbar at the top. Specify the server name and hit 'Connect'. This action will lease a license from the server.
In QlikView Server, user-based licenses are either Professional and Analyzer Users licenses, or Client Access Licenses (CALs). A capacity-based license grants a predefined number of time allocations for accessing QlikView that can be used by identified or anonymous users.
A software license is a legal agreement that defines the terms of usage and provides the right to one or more copies of software to end users. Without a license, using and redistributing the software would be considered a breach of copyright law.
Licensing your QlikView Server with a Serial Number and LEF Open the QlikView Management Console. Navigate to the tab System. Click Licenses. Select the QlikView Server you wish to license in the Legacy License section. Enter your Serial number in the Serial number text box. Fill out the Control Number.
Your Qlik Sense Enterprise license is based either on access types, or on s. A core-based license is also available. With a signed license key, you need internet access (direct or through a proxy) to access the cloud-based license backend, for user assignments, analytic time consumption, and product activations.
Device-based and user-based CALs Microsoft offers two types of CALs: device-based CALs (device CAL) and user-based CALs (user CAL). A user CAL must be purchased for every user who accesses the server to use its various services, regardless of how many devices they use to access those services.
