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HOW MANY COMPUTERS DOES ONE LICENSE OF REVIT SUPPORT?
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1 license for 1 computer... You may be able to install it on a few more but that's not really legal.
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"HOW MANY COMPUTERS DOES ONE LICENSE OF REVIT SUPPORT?"
If you purchase one network licence of revit, you can have it installed on every computer in your office. But only 1 person will be able to run it at any given time. In my office we have a combination of about 30 CAD & revit users. But we only have 20 network licenses ( or seats). That way the software is installed on all 30 computers, but only 20 users can use them at a time. As many of our users are not full time users this solution has worked great for us, and saved us a bunch of money.
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so does this mean i cant take the license from one computer and put it on aanother thats not connected to the same network?
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I don't know how your network works - but it generally works as it's been described. If you install on a network, you'll only be able to run revit on one computer at a time - however, you will be able to install it on multiple computers.
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well this is not for a network. i have a computer at dads and moms house and right now i just got it at mym oms, and i was wondering if i could use the licnese from the one at my moms at my dads house. so these computers are not on a network.
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You can move the Revit license (and most other Autodesk products) using the PLU (portable license utility). The PLU is located in the Autodesk group on your Windows start bar.
Read up on the process first so you don't find yourself in an unrecoverable situation. It works fine for me, but others who don't follow the rules get burned.
Tom
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ok thanks, ill try it.
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