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Cluster machines licensing

Marco_AlejandroBonilla

I was asked to investigate how to create a site with multiple machines in different clusters, I haven't found anything clear about the number of license of ArcGIS Server that I need in order to accomplish this,

Do I have to buy a new ArcGIS Server license for each machine that I would like to add to the site? or can I use just one license for all machines in my site?

Thank you,

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JakeSkinner

Hi Marco,

ArcGIS Server is licensed per 4 cores. So, if you have two machines that are each 4 cores, you would need two licenses of ArcGIS Server.

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DavidColey

Marco-

You just need 1 licence of ArcServer Basic, Standard, or Advanced.

JakeSkinner

Hi Marco,

ArcGIS Server is licensed per 4 cores. So, if you have two machines that are each 4 cores, you would need two licenses of ArcGIS Server.

Marco_AlejandroBonilla

Thanks for your replies David and Jake,

So, As I understand, This would be the scenario:

- I install ArcGIS Server (Licensed for 12 cores) for my site and configure it for one Machine (Machine A 4 cores) in one cluster (Cluster A)

- I add a Machine B to my site, Machine B (4 Cores) in the same cluster (Cluster A)

- Add Machine C (4 Cores) for a new cluster (Cluster

So ArcGIS Server will detect the 12 cores in all the Machines added to my site and it will work properly?

JakeSkinner

Yes, this scenario will work.

DavidColey

Jake has the correct answer, my apologies.

HarshalGharat

Jake,

What would be the scenario in the mentioned case if I have a 12 core license which is

1. Enterprise

2. Workgroup

RebeccaStrauch__GISP

Although my guess is that Jake Skinner will probably repeat the answer he already gave (i.e. 4 cores/license), your question is a little vague. Your best bet is to talk to your customer service rep or local distributor for details on licensing. I think is doesn't matter whether the licenses are Enterprise or Workgroup, but there are so many variations to licensing (i.e. ELA, education, non-profit, local, etc) that giving a complete answer in the forums might be misleading.

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