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durgeshs50368053
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Jul 6, 2016 7:25 AM UTC
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Adobe Connect Meeting Licensing Specification Needed

Hello,


We are creating meetings via an API integrating with our Web application. Our license information shows the below content :

Meeting Peak Concurrent Users:   4   (Soft Limit: 4)

Concurrent Users Per Meeting:   Unlimited   (Soft Limit: Unlimited)

Right now if we create 3-4 simultaneous meetings using Adobe Connect and connect using more than 4 users, Adobe seems to allow this. I'm not sure how this Limit of 4 concurrent users is enforced ?

Will adobe stop me from adding concurrent meetings or should we take care on our end that not more than 4 users join at a time ?

When you say Soft limit , what does it mean exactly ?

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Jorma_at_Knox
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Jul 6, 2016 2:41 PM UTC

There are two licensing models for Adobe Connect. Concurrent User (which you have) and Named Host. The Concurrent User licensing structure is where you are able to have X people in meetings at any given time. So, in your example you can have up to 4 people in meetings at any time. This means you can have one meeting with 4 people, 4 meetings with 1 person or any variation in between. After the 4 Concurrent User licenses are occupied the next people to join should get a notification about the licensing limit being exceeded.

As to why it is a soft limit, it is because depending on which licensing structure you have, the other is a soft limit. So you are not limited to how many people can be in a meeting room (Concurrent Users Per Meeting) but rather how many people can be in meetings as a whole. And to be more honest, it is just bad wording

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