Regarding Named Users: - Engine Admin User do **NOT** count as Named Users. - The three Portal default users (admin, guest, demo) do count as Named Users. The easiest way to check how many Named Users or how many Concurrent Users are currently defined or logged in is to use Java VisualVM (comes with every JDK, to be found in *%JDK_HOME%/bin*). `%JDK_HOME%/bin`). You need to install the Axon.ivy Engine Monitor Plugin, to be found in *%ENGINE_HOME%/misc/visualvm/visualvm-plugin.nbm*.`%ENGINE_HOME%/misc/visualvm/visualvm-plugin.nbm`. Then open the running Ivy Engine in Java VisualVM, go to the tab *Axon.ivy* und look under *License*. Unless you have an unlimited Named Users and Concurrent Users license, the tab should look like this: ![alt text][1] [1]: https://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/JVisualVM.PNG

Regarding Named Users: - Engine Admin User do **NOT** count as Named Users. - The three Portal default users (admin, guest, demo) do count as Named Users. The easiest way to check how many Named Users or how many Concurrent Users are currently defined or logged in is to use Java VisualVM (comes with every JDK, to be found in *%JDK_HOME%/bin*). You need to install the Axon.ivy Engine Monitor Plugin, to be found in *%ENGINE_HOME%/misc/visualvm/visualvm-plugin.nbm*. Then open the running Ivy Engine in Java VisualVM, go to the tab *Axon.ivy* und look under *License*. Unless you have an unlimited Named Users and Concurrent Users license, the tab should look like this: ![alt text][1] [1]: https://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/JVisualVM.PNG