Several different Teaming licenses are available:
Evaluation License: Available from Novell® Downloads
You receive your evaluation license when you download the evaluation version of Teaming.
Starter Pack License: Available from the Novell Teaming 2 Starter Pack Web page
You receive your 20-user starter pack license when you download the 20-user starter pack.
Standard Teaming License: Purchased through a Novell sales representative or Novell partner
The Standard Teaming License gives full Teaming functionality on a per-user bases. It includes Guest user functionality for Teaming users who are covered by a Standard Teaming License. However, if non-licensed Teaming users are accessing the Teaming site through the Guest user functionality (as an anonymous user), then you must purchase a Guest Access Instance License in addition to the Standard Teaming License for each Teaming instance.
After you purchase the Standard Teaming License, you can access your license key or view your purchase history in the Novell Customer Center
Guest Access Instance License: Purchased through a Novell sales representative or Novell partner
This license must be purchased in addition to the Standard Teaming License. The Guest Access Instance Licence licenses you to provide Guest user access to your Teaming site for non-licensed Teaming users. If you are using Guest user for licensed Teaming users only, you do not need to purchase this license.
The Guest Access Instance Licence is a paper license and does not require a new license-key.xml file.
The Guest Access Instance License can provide added benefit to your site at a manageable cost. For example, imagine that your company employs 500 people. Only 200 of which are company knowledge-workers who you expect to actively participate in the Teaming site; the other 300 employees simply need to access information that is already posted on the Teaming site, such as files, news, or other company information. In this case, you would purchase 200 Standard Teaming Licenses. For the remaining 300 employees who will simply be accessing the site to obtain information, you would purchase a single Guest Access Instance License.
You must purchase one Guest Access Instance License for each Teaming instance that you are running.
For more information about the added functionality provided by this license, see Allowing Guest Access to Your Teaming Site
and Allowing Web Crawler Access to Your Teaming Site
in Site Setup
in the Kablink Teaming 2.1 Administration Guide.
If you originally installed Teaming with an Evaluation License or a Starter Pack License, it is easy to update your Teaming site with the new license file.
Copy the new license file that you downloaded from one of the sources listed above into the directory where you originally ran the Teaming Installation program.
Rename the existing license-key.xml file to a different name.
Rename the new license file to be license-key.xml.
Stop Teaming.
Run the Teaming Installation program, select the option, then select the option.
Click through all the Installation program pages, then click to update your Teaming license.
Start Teaming.
Log in to the Teaming site as the Teaming administrator.
Click , then click .
You should see the contents of the new license file.
Click .
At any time, you can generate a report of license usage, as described in License Report
in Site Maintenance
in the Kablink Teaming 2.1 Administration Guide.