However, if end users activate again using a Redgate ID, they will then be shown as identified users for the products they are using. Historical activations where a Redgate ID has not been used will be shown as anonymous. Anonymous claimsīecause we don't know who users are if they haven't signed in with with a Redgate ID, we can't show identified users for all activations. Not all products currently support activation with a Redgate ID, but we're working on adding support across the product range. When end users have activated products with a Redgate ID, you'll be able to see their email addresses. Activations where the user hasn't logged in previously will be shown as anonymous.įor more information about managing your licenses, see Managing your Redgate licenses.
When users are logged in, they'll be shown as identified users in the license management section of the website. To see more information about who is using a license, they'll need to have logged in to that product with a Redgate ID. This functionality is part of a series of licensing updates (see Updates to our licensing system above), and is not yet available in all products. If you've purchased Redgate products, you can log in to the Redgate website to manage your product licenses. You'll need to log in with the email address and password you provided when you purchased the product.Īfter you log in, you can view details of every product you've purchased, including the number of licenses and serial numbers for each product.įor some products, you can view details of who is using each license, and deactivate those licenses from the website.
If you need more time to evaluate a product, email Managing your licenses Trial periods vary from 14 to 28 days depending on the product. When you install most Redgate products (apart from free ones), you have a trial period to evaluate them without purchase.
As well as seeing who’s actually using the licenses, you’ll also be able to remotely deactivate those identified users (for example if a person has left the company, or if the license needs to be freed up for someone else to use). Most of Redgate's products now use user account licensing, the aim of which is to give our customers more control over how they manage their licenses.Īs an end user of a Redgate product, you'll see the most obvious change when you’re prompted to log in with a Redgate ID during product activation.Īs the license owner (normally the person who purchased the product) or a license admin, you’ll now see a list of identified users against the product when you log in to the My Products page on the Redgate website.
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