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Session Allocation Manager (SAM) Single Node License - Licence
- Manages user session allocation
- Optimizes resource utilization on a single node
- Provides license for one server node
- Enhances user access experience
- Facilitates efficient license management
- Suitable for specific application or service deployments
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Product Overview
Session Allocation Manager (SAM) Single Node License is a software license for managing and allocating user sessions on a single server node. It optimizes resource utilization and user access.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Software License |
| Product Name | Session Allocation Manager (SAM) |
Additional Specifications
| Scope | Single Node |
| License Type | Per Node |
Product Description
The Session Allocation Manager (SAM) Single Node License is a software entitlement that enables the management and control of user sessions directed to a specific server instance. This solution is designed to optimize how users connect to and utilize resources on a particular node, ensuring efficient allocation and preventing overload. It is particularly useful in environments where specific applications or services are hosted on individual servers, and precise control over concurrent user access is required. By licensing SAM for a single node, organizations can effectively manage the number of active sessions, ensuring that the server's performance is not degraded by excessive user connections. This can lead to a more stable and responsive user experience, as well as better utilization of the server's processing power and memory. The license typically governs the number of sessions or users that can be managed by the SAM software on that particular node. This type of license is often employed in scenarios such as application servers, terminal services, or specialized software deployments where granular control over session management is critical for performance and licensing compliance. It provides a cost-effective way to manage session allocation for individual server instances within a larger infrastructure.
