what is the difference between seat and concerent licenses.
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Answer Posted / rajendraprasad medepalle
Seat license:
A permanent license that is specific to the computer on
which it is installed. When you first install QuickTest,
this license includes a 14-day demo period during which you
must contact HP to obtain a permanent seat license key.
After you receive the seat license key, you can activate it
to work with QuickTest Professional permanently.
Concurrent license :
A concurrent license regulates the number of QuickTest
Professional concurrent users. You can work with a
concurrent license only if a concurrent license server is
installed on your local network, and that license server
has at least one available license that is not currently in
use.
Thanks,
Rajendra
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