I've been tasked to learn LR in a relatively short amount of time. I've downloaded the trial and messed around enough to, at very least, understand the software. However, when it comes to licensing I've either not found the right info or have read into some info wrong. Either way, here's my situation...
I work for a company who's contract falls under 6.8 (NAVY) and we're helping 7.2 (NAVY) to prepare for a huge increase in users later this year. It was discovered that 7.2 had a LR Admin late last year, but that person moved on from the position...and that position was never filled. We finally located that server that hosts the LR software, but nobody is "up-to-speed" on the software. We also found that there are still active licenses on that machine. However, we'll need more licenses for VuGen to simulate more vusers.
In a nutshell (just a general overview) could someone explain how LR is licensed?
Also, I've taken a copy of the LR install from the server and have installed it on my local desktop. However, the licensing isn't the same as the licenses found on the server. I believe, if I understand the software correctly, that I'll only be generating scripts from LR on my desktop. Can I add the licenses from the server to my desktop or will I need to purchase separate licenses for this to work?
Does VuGen require separate licenses than the other parts of LR? As in, to create more vusers I need more licenses for VuGen...would I also need more licenses for other facets of LR to comply with newly acquired VuGen licenses?
Any guidance in any part of this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time!