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Note that in addition to having sufficient licenses, your deployment must also have sufficient capacity to support the number of calls being placed. For more information, see Capacity planning.
There is no limit to how many Conferencing Node servers you can deploy, or to the number of locations in which you deploy them. No special licenses are required to deploy to cloud IaaS services such as Microsoft Azure, AWS or Google Cloud Platform. Many other features and services such as registrations, call control, branding, and interoperability with Microsoft Skype for Business also do not require any additional licenses.
Before you can place calls to Pexip Infinity services (Virtual Meeting Room, Virtual Auditoriums, Virtual Receptions and the Infinity Gateway), you must install sufficient call licenses. Two types are available:
The scheduling license is optional and enables the VMR Scheduling for Exchange feature. If you are using this feature in your deployment, you must also have sufficient VMR licenses installed. See VMR Scheduling for Exchange for more information.
The ghm license is optional and allows you to configure Google Meet access tokens, and to provide gateway services into Google Meet conferences. The ghm license specifies the total number of access tokens you can configure. Note that appropriate call licenses are also required for each gateway call that is placed into a Google Meet conference.
The teams license is optional. It allows you to configure Microsoft Azure tenants and route calls to Microsoft Teams. The teams license controls how many Azure tenants can be configured; there is no limit to the number of Teams Connectors you can install or the number of instances within each Teams Connector. Multiple Teams tenants (tenant IDs) can use the same Teams Connector.
The system license permits basic operation of the Pexip Infinity platform and is always provided with every Pexip Infinity purchase. In the Administrator interface it may appear as a distinct license or it may alternatively be coupled with the port license.
When a Transcoding Conferencing Node receives a request from a participant to join a conference or place a call via the Infinity Gateway, it contacts the Management Node to see whether there is an appropriate license available. If so, the call is allowed and one concurrent call license is allocated to that participant for the duration of the call. When the call is terminated, the license is returned to the pool. In general, each participant consumes a single concurrent license, and no participant can consume more than one license at a time. Specifically:
If a Conferencing Node is unable to contact the Management Node, the call is permitted on the assumption that a license is available. After the Management Node has been out of contact for a grace period of 14 days, all calls will be rejected.
If there are no licenses available, or the existing license is invalid, the participant is advised that they cannot join the conference along with the reason why, and a corresponding message is written to the support log.
If your Pexip Infinity system reports insufficient call licenses, this means that there are valid licenses installed on the system, but at the point at which a participant tried to join a conference, all of the existing call licenses were in use. To remedy this, either wait until one or more existing conferences have completed, thus freeing up some call licenses, or add more call licenses to your system.
Note that if your system includes port licenses and audio licenses, and you attempt to make a call that requires a port license and there are no port licenses currently available, but there is an audio license available, then the call will go ahead as an audio-only call and consume an audio license. See Call license allocation above for more information.
The top of the Licensing section states, for each type of license installed, how many concurrent licenses are currently being consumed out of the total available. Underneath are listed all the licenses that have been activated successfully and how many concurrent calls/VMRs they specify. You can select a license to see further information about it.
You may need to move a license from one Management Node to another. You would typically need to do this if you are redeploying a Management Node, such as when setting up a new test or demonstration environment, or changing the Management Node's IP address (see Moving, restoring or changing the IP address of the Management Node).
If a license becomes corrupt (for example if the Management Node MAC address has changed), a Repair trusted license storage button will appear under the license information. To reactivate the license, select Repair trusted license storage. This will normally resolve the issue automatically; in some circumstances the repair operation will result in a stored license request, in which case follow the procedure above for Manually processing a stored license request (offline activation/return). Note that a repair operation creates a single request, regardless of the number of licenses that are corrupt.
Ensure that the product-side edition setting correctly matches the licenses you have purchased. For example, if you purchased Premium edition licenses, ensure that the edition setting in the product indicates Premium and not Advanced.
The License Server does not require domain membership. You can install the License Server in a workgroup and still perform all licensing functions on behalf of Citrix products. To manage Citrix Licensing Manager users having Active Directory users or groups, the users must be part of a domain. Otherwise, use local Windows users and groups.
We recommend that you upgrade the License Server to the latest version when you upgrade or install new Citrix products. The new License Servers are backward compatible and support older products and license files. Each time a new License Server is released, it might contain better security features than in previous versions. We also recommend the following security considerations when you configure your environment.
You can install licensing components on a separate, dedicated server or on a server they share with another application. Alternatively, you can use a web or application server. However, the locations mentioned later in this article are less resource intensive. If you are running fewer than 50 servers or 10,000 licenses, you can install the License Server on the same server as your product. To determine if relocation of the License Server to another system is necessary, monitor CPU and memory load (lmgrd.exe and CITRIX.exe).
The Citrix Service Provider program requires Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) and Call Home. If you are a Citrix Service Provider, you cannot disable CEIP or Call Home. Citrix collects basic licensing data as necessary for its legitimate interests, including license compliance. For more information, see Citrix Licensing Compliance.
Ensure that you run the command line with administrator privileges. To start the command prompt with elevated privileges, choose Start, right-click Command Prompt, and choose Run as administrator.The following sample command line installs licensing in silent mode. Add the properties you want to set.Type the command in one line without returns. The following example is in multiple lines because of space limitations.
The License Management Service operates automatically within the License Server and allows for electronic reporting of basic licensing data. You can opt for manual reporting after installation by disabling License Management Service. For information on manual reporting, see Reporting options.
This step requires OpenSSL or another tool that allows you to extract the certificate and private key from a .pfx file. The version of OpenSSL shipped with the License Server does not support extracting certificates and private keys. For information about downloading OpenSSL, go to www.openssl.org. Citrix recommends installing OpenSSL on a separate workstation to perform these steps:
You can use a proxy with the Citrix Licensing Manager, CEIP, and Call Home. When you configure a proxy server, requests to download licenses and upload telemetry data are sent through a proxy server. If the automatic upload of data fails, check the firewall setting or configure a proxy. For more information, see Citrix Licensing Telemetry documentation.
Citrix Licensing components requiring outward bound web communications can inherit network proxy settings using Windows automatic proxy detection. We do not support authenticated proxies. For more information about Windows automatic proxy detection, see WinHTTP AutoProxy Functions.
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