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Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? EXP Concentration License. Edit source History Talk 0. Symantec Encryption Management Server includes the ability to manage users on the server or centrally manage individual Symantec Encryption Desktop clients centrally. The central management functionality is a bundled SKU which includes both the client and server functionality.

The amount of seats needing to be purchased depends on the amount of clients needing to be installed. A license must be entered to enable features of Symantec Encryption Management Server. No license number is needed to be entered on the server to enable client functionality. When additional seats of Symantec Encryption Desktop are purchased, there is also no need to update a license key on Symantec Encryption Management Server.

When Symantec Encryption Management Server is used to only encrypt email in the mailstream, the server is licensed per user. If users exist on Symantec Encryption Management Server, then seats must be purchased. A license must be entered to enable the mail functionality of Symantec Encryption Management Server. Note on Licensing Counts and Compliance: Although this article describes how the software is licensed and includes scenarios to help clarify how the licenses are counted, Symantec Encryption Management Server does not currently provide a method to determine an exact number of licensed seats currently in use.

There are several reasons for this, but two of the most common are as follows:. Managed User Scenario: This means that a user who may not necessarily be with the organization any longer, could still appear on the Encryption Server. Symantec Encryption Management Server would count this user against the total amount of Internal Users, however the user technically is not using a licensed seat.

Users and Devices on Symantec Encryption Management Server are never removed unless an Administrator does so manually. One machine may be retired, reimaged, and may no longer be in use, and the new machine would appear as an additional device.

Technically, for Symantec Drive Encryption, this would count as two seats, however on paper, only one seat is being used. Due to the above scenarios, and possible other scenarios, checking for counts on Symantec Encryption Management Server for licensing compliance is not a reliable method to know how many seats are in use.

For compliance reasons, it is best to keep track with your own software management solution, such as Altiris, to query actual machines to see on which machines Symantec Encryption Desktop is installed.

If a computer has one or two physical processors, a 2-CPU license is required. If a computer has up to four processors, a 4-CPU license is required, and so on. For CPUs with multiple internal processing units e. One-key licensing means that one public key may be used in the local keyring, other than your own key.

This licensing option may be used for PGP Command Line to i send files to and receive files from one Server which uses PGP Command Line and is not subject to the "1 Key" limitation; ii sign or decrypt a file with Your private key; iii encrypt a file or verify a signature on a file with a public key from one Server which uses PGP Command Line and is not subject to the "1 Key" limitation; and iv create self-decrypting archives. Unlimited-keys licensing means that more than one public key may be used in the local keyring, other than your own key.

In Terminal or Citrix Server environments, the applications are installed on the server itself and any users logged into this server can access the application installed.