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Multiple JIRA licenses in one company

J. S.

I want to run JIRA in the following scenario:

There are two teams in my company, each have their own project and share no data or users. I want to install two JIRA instances on two seperate machines, so that each team has their own JIRA. Given that each team has no more than 10 members, am I correct in assuming that, for this scenario, I only need two starter licenses?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Yes.

(That was an easy answer - I can't even pad it beyond "you'll need a 10 user licence for each production server". So , yes, what you said)

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Yes.

(That was an easy answer - I can't even pad it beyond "you'll need a 10 user licence for each production server". So , yes, what you said)

Jim C.

I would like to add to what Nic said, and that you can find how JIRA is licensed in this FAQ.

J. S.

I read the FAQ, but I wasn't sure if number of active users meant user per instance and not per company/institution. Thanks for clarifying that.

Jim C.

Hi John, it's users per instance. We're happy to help.

K N V S S N Mur

Im wondering that, is there any possibility that one user in JIRA (j1.mycompany.com) may authenticate with another JIRA instance (j2.mycompany.com). If so how the licence effects

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