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Different license types

Koshelek Writers

Hello dear all,

We use Confluence Server, and we are going to migrate to DC edition next year. We have some plugins, which are of the server type, too.

The question is: if we buy DC licenses of these plugins preliminary, and apply them to our Confluence Server before migration, will they apply properly? Or Confluence license type and plugin license type should match?

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Tinker Fadoua

@Koshelek Writers

Short answer: No because they show as incompatible license.

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Tinker Fadoua

@Koshelek Writers

Short answer: No because they show as incompatible license.

Koshelek Writers

Well, I know that the "incompatible license" message is shown when users' amounts do not match. For example, our license is up to 500 users, and the plugin license is up to 250 users.

Will this message be shown in this case too, really?

Tinker Fadoua

Yes we use DC and someone purchased Server License for a plugin. It was showing as incompatible license (Server)

Koshelek Writers

Well, do you think the reverse case (Confluence Server and DC plugin) will be also incompatible?)

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