In Xpert.ivy a session is a http or ulc session. This means that every time a user starts a new web browser a new session is created. However since Xpert.ivy 4.3 the counting of the concurrent sessions for licensing has changed. It is more likely to be concurrent users instead of concurrent sessions now. In details: - All sessions in which the same user is logged in are counted as one concurrent session as long as there are less than 10 open sessions for a user. In case there are 11 open session it is counted as 2 concurrent sessions. 12->3, 13->4, etc. - Sessions in which no user is logged in (anonymous sessions) are also counted as 1 concurrent session.above. Consequences: - If you exceed the concurrent sessions of your license a licence warning is reported. - If you exceed it by more than 50% no new sessions can be created and a licence error is reported.

In Xpert.ivy a session is a http or ulc session. This means that every time a user starts a new web browser a new session is created. However since Xpert.ivy 4.3 the counting of the concurrent sessions for licensing has changed. It is more likely to be concurrent users instead of concurrent sessions now. In details: - All sessions in which the same user is logged in are counted as one concurrent session as long as there are less than 10 open sessions for a user. In case there are 11 open session it is counted as 2 concurrent sessions. 12->3, 13->4, etc. - Sessions in which no user is logged in (anonymous sessions) are also counted as 1 concurrent session. Consequences: - If you exeed the concurrent sessions exceed the concurrent sessions of your license a licence warning is is reported. - If you exeed exceed it by more more than 50% no new sessions can be be created and a licence error is is reported.

In Xpert.ivy a session is a http or ulc session. This means that every time a user starts a new web browser a new session is created. However since Xpert.ivy 4.3 the counting of the concurrent sessions for licensing has changed. It is more likely to be concurrent users instead of concurrent sessions now. In details:details: - All sessions in which the same user is logged in are counted as one concurrent session as long as there are less than 10 open sessions for a user. In case there are 11 open session it is counted as 2 concurrent sessions. 12->3, 13->4, etc. - Sessions in which no user is logged in (anonymous sessions) are also counted as 1 concurrent session. Consequences: If you exeed the concurrent sessions of your license a licence warning is reported. If you exeed it by more than 50% no new sessions can be created and a licence error is reported.

In Xpert.ivy a session is a http or ulc session. This means that every time a user starts a new web browser a new session is created. However since Xpert.ivy 4.3 the counting of the concurrent sessions for licensing has changed. It is more likely to be concurrent users instead of concurrent sessions now. In details: - All sessions in which the same user is logged in are counted as one concurrent session as long as there are less than 10 open sessions for a user. In case there are 11 open session it is counted as 2 concurrent sessions. 12->3, 13->4, etc. - Sessions in which no user is logged in (anonymous sessions) are also counted as 1 concurrent session. Consequences: If you exeed the concurrent sessions of your license a licence warning is reported. If you exeed it by more than 50% no new sessions can be created and a licence error is reported.