Named User Licensing Outside of Active Directory?

Question

Trying to figure out licensing for a fully remote department. I'd asked another (probably too specific) licensing question with no meaningful results, so now I'm wondering something a bit simpler:

Can I make my Named User licenses available to users outside of my LSA's active directory?

And if so, how? Does anyone have specific examples of this?

Currently, my users are utilizing a VPN to connect to the same network as the LSA, but this is not ideal, and cannot be done programmatically.

jcarlson · Answer

Yes indeed. I can't tell what else it might be, but will update this post if Support comes up with anything.

MarkDonnelly · Answer

OK, the only thing I can think of, is if you have fixed the port on License Server?

https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/license-manager/latest/configure-the-arcgis-license-manager-to-work-through-a-firewall.htm

jcarlson · Answer

Thanks for responding, Mark.

We log in with built-in user accounts and the Portal is public. I have an open Support case about this, and have been working closely with my IT director to figure things out, but no luck.

I can telnet to the LSA machine from one of the "worker" machines, so communication isn't a problem. All ports and security group roles are configured to allow LSA to communicate. For whatever reason, I still cannot get Pro to validate a Named User license from it.

Setting the licensing settings to Concurrent Use to try pinging the LSA does return an error message about needing to upgrade the LSA in order to use it with the version of Pro I'm on. This seems especially odd, given that I am using the latest version of LSA.