I'm planning to create an open source project.
There are two types of JFrog account.
1. OSS (Open Source Project)
2. Enterprise Edition
For now, I don't need Enterprise Edition.
But later if I need Enterprise Edition account for my company, is it possible to convert account type?
The solution, in my opinion, is to open an account and creating an organization on your company name.
In the future you can make that organization Enterprise.
You can also add users to your organization.
To wrap it up:
Signup as OSS user
Create OSS organization on your Company name
Change to Enterprise organization when needed
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I am trying to migrate reports from BOBJ 4.1 SP5 Patch 3 from Development to Production using Upgrade management tool.
However after the upgrade is completed, I see that no security for folders or reports is migrated. Is there anything I need to select or the Upgrade management cannot migrate security.
Best way to "migrate" (publish I said) is Central Management Console > Promotion Management. With this option you can choose whatever you select (folders, access levels, universes, connections...)
Is this what you were looking for?
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We have TFS 2015 installed on a server and are looking at having a 3rd party connect and help with the workload. With this, we do not want to create an Active Directory user for them unless we absolutely have to. My question is, is there a way that TFS 2015 supports users outside of an active directory environment and is there a way to do dual authentication for those users?
I did find this article and was not sure if it applies to TFS 2015 as well. Team Foundation Service is not an option for us as an option either.
TFS non windows users
No, you will have to create an AD account for every external user.
If you move to VSTS (there is a solid migration route), you can use AAD and add the venders AAD or MSA accounts to your AAD and give them access. The feature is called Guest accounts. There are no good reasons not to move to VSTS. It's more secure and has more features... And you dont have to upgrade or add disk space ever again.
I am trying to download a fix pack from fix central and i have two options consumer or enterprise, Is there a way to check existing WL server installation is consumer edition or enterprise edition depending on which i can start the download.
There is no technical difference between the Enterprise and Consumer editions.
The difference is in your license terms with IBM. So whichever you download, it's the same.
So if you want to know which to download - contact your Business unit and ask them which you should download (even though technically they are the same...). Don't mess with the Legal departments. :-)
Read more here: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSHS8R_7.0.0/com.ibm.worklight.getstart.doc/getstart/c_wl_editions.html
I have just been handed over a Worklight Server, set up by my Ex-Colleague, and I need to know where can I find the License information, as if the Product is registered on my company name and when the Renewal date is.
How can I find the License information, I have tried using IBM Installation Manager > Manage License option, but it doesn't show any Worklight related Products in the list.
Allow me to clarify:
Worklight Developer Edition - can be freely downloaded from the Eclipse Marketplace.
Worklight Consumer/Enterprise Edition - can be obtained once you have purchased IBM Worklight.
There is no "license information" in the product itself; you do not register it to a specific name or company.
You should consult with the procurement personnel in your company, or whomever did the IBM Worklight deal in your company to understand the nature of the deal - renewal date, amount of applications allowed to develop and so on.
You can also contact IBM Worklight, but it would make more sense for you to figure this out in-house.
I need to create and authorize a new ESRI ArcGIS enterprise geodatabase. Our organization has an existing ArcGIS Server license that has already authorized one ESRI ArcGIS enterprise geodatabase. Will I be able to specify the existing ArcGIS Server authorization file to create another enterprise geodatabase within the same organization and network? I would just try except that someone else administers the ArcGIS Server and we are still in the planning stage.
I understand that we will need ArcGIS for Desktop Standard or Advanced (not Basic) to Create an Enterprise geodatabase.
Thank you very much - Tim
ArcGIS for Server, which includes enterprise geodatabases, is typically licensed per CPU core (more info). So if you're licensed to run one enterprise geodatabase on a machine, you're licensed to run as many enterprise geodatabases as you want on that machine, or as many as that machine will actually handle. How many it can handle depends on many factors: the hardware, the data, how well you maintain your database, other software running on the machine, etc. etc. etc.
The point is that yes, you can use the same authorization file to create multiple geodatabases.
You're correct that you need ArcGIS for Desktop Standard or Advanced to run the Create Enterprise Geodatabase tool.