Je ne veux pas combiner les licences desktop avec les licences pro sur le serveur de licences. Je préférerais qu'elles restent séparées. Merci !

Right, ArcGIS Administrator is built into Pro. I can adjust my license level (basic/standard/advanced), check out a Pro license for offline, etc. on these screens. As you can see on the right side, Concurrent Use License does become an option when I typed in our license manager's alias.

It looks like there is no ArcGIS Administrator for Pro concurrent use licensing, so I just want to confirm from reading the documentation that you point to your license server in the Licensing screen of the Pro splash screen using the Configure your licensing options button and would have Concurrent Use License available in the License Type drop-down once you have converted default Named User licenses to Concurrent Use licenses?

I would double check with an ESRI rep, but my understanding is that they grandfathered in people with current Concurrent Use licenses to be able to use them with Pro and that new people wouldn't be able to do that. If a new organization bought ArcMap licenses, they are ArcGIS Desktop Licenses, so they would be getting Pro with ArcMap anyways even if they don't want to use it yet. StevenBeothy_1-1765479736374.png

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si je convertis une licence utilisateur nommé ArcGIS Pro en licence concurrente, sont-elles séparées des licences desktop ?

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JayantaPoddar

Yes. ArcGIS Pro CU licenses will be different from ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap) licenses, even though both can be hosted from the same ArcGIS License Manager.

For more details, read Concurrent Use licenses—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop

You must install ArcGIS License Manager 10.5.1 or later to manage ArcGIS Pro 2.0 Concurrent Use licenses.

BeenuVarughese

Thank you!

MikeVolz

Jayanta:

Would you have a screenshot of what the LM looks like when hosting both ArcMap and Pro concurrent use licenses?

This is what LM 10.5.1 currently looks like when just hosting ArcMap licenses, so I'm looking for a comparison. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.

ChelseaRozek

Here's what ours looks like:

MikeVolz

Thanks for the screenshot. How is your transition from ArcMap to Pro going (e.g. Have you been able to convert 50% of your workflow to Pro, just an example)?

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ChelseaRozek

Hi Michael, I work in the IT department of a US County, for some background. Right now, we just have our power users in the departments using Pro, so just a small handful. Most people use a web application to view layers. For those who use ArcMap, the issue is getting them better, 64 bit PCs to be able to run Pro. In regard to our workflows, we need it to be able to work with the Parcel Fabric, but other than that, after lots of practice, I've gotten used to using it. Not sure about other departmental workflows. We are working on implementing Portal, though it's already great how it interacts with ArcGIS Online. Let me know if you have any specific questions.

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