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Bought Jira Software, which worked until...

IT Management_zpfn5a

...until the Jira Core expired (trial license that apparently installed alongside the Jira Software license). I really didn't even know that "Core" had installed alongside my regular Jira Software...but there it is.

What gives? I don't really care all that much about Jira Core right now, but it is blocking me from using my regular Jira installation.

What's up here? I thought "Jira Software" was a superset of Core + other, and that it was licensed on its own?

Thanks -

Accepted answers

Pedro Felgueiras

Hy @IT Management

You need the 2 separate licenses.

Jira Core could work without the Jira Software not the other way around.

Cheers

Pedro

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Pedro Felgueiras

Hy @IT Management

You need the 2 separate licenses.

Jira Core could work without the Jira Software not the other way around.

Cheers

Pedro

IT Management_zpfn5a

Thanks for the heads-up. Seems a bit nonsensical to separate those out to two licenses, but I can deal with a "wtf" moment here and there ).

Pedro Felgueiras

If you don't need the Scrum and Kanban boards yo don't need the Jira Softweare license