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jjardine
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What means in the log file "Multiple dup-groupings in effect for PDM_CONNECT_Client: (see_lm2) USER HOST vs. NONE" ?

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What means in the log file "Multiple dup-groupings in effect for PDM_CONNECT_Client: (see_lm2) USER HOST vs. NONE" ?

We use FNP 11 14 0 2

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jyadav
Flexera Alumni

Hi @jjardine  ,

These messages can often be seen when the application makes use of the following lc_checkout calls:

lc_checkout(..., LM_DUP_USER | LM_DUP_HOST | LM_DUP_DISP)
lc_checkout(..., LM_DUP_NONE)

Although there is no error using different duplicate groupings for a single feature, it is a good idea to look at the application and the code used. Duplicate groupings should be managed by separate license pools.

You can get details about the feature dup-group in the below link

DUP_GROUP and its syntax - Community (flexera.com)

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jyadav
Flexera Alumni

Hi @jjardine  ,

These messages can often be seen when the application makes use of the following lc_checkout calls:

lc_checkout(..., LM_DUP_USER | LM_DUP_HOST | LM_DUP_DISP)
lc_checkout(..., LM_DUP_NONE)

Although there is no error using different duplicate groupings for a single feature, it is a good idea to look at the application and the code used. Duplicate groupings should be managed by separate license pools.

You can get details about the feature dup-group in the below link

DUP_GROUP and its syntax - Community (flexera.com)