The Directory Named Users or Named Device assigned in the LM will be able to be granted log in rights to any Rio server you put up. Any Named license assigned to a Rio server will only be able to be used on that 1 Rio server.
Example 1:
- Rio System with 25 Named Licenses
- Server A = 10 Named Licenses assigned
- Server B = 5 Named Licenses assigned
- Server C = 0 Named Licenses assigned
- Leaves you with just 10 Named Licenses that can be assigned from the LM and used with any of your Rio servers.
This means that the max number of users that can log into Server A = 20 (10 server assigned and 10 LM assigned), the max that can log into Server B = 15 (5 server assigned and 10 LM assigned) and the max that can log into Server C = 10 (10 LM assigned).
Example 2:
- Rio System with 25 Named Licenses
- Server A = 0 Named Licenses assigned
- Server B = 0 Named Licenses assigned
- Server C = 0 Named Licenses assigned
- Leaves you with all 25 Named Licenses that can be assigned from the LM and used with any of your Rio servers.
This means that the max number of users that can log into Server A = 25 (25 LM assigned), the max that can log into Server B = 25 (25 LM assigned) and the max that can log into Server C = 25 (25 LM assigned).
To maximize the number of available licenses to all Rio servers, you want to use as many LM assigned licenses as possible. But any LM assigned license can only be used by a device or a Windows Authentication (AD or LDAP).
In the LF Admin Console, the Windows Authentication users that are assigned in the LM would be managed under "Users and Groups" in the "Windows Accounts" or "LDAP Management" nodes rather than the "Users" node. This does mean though that these Windows Users will not be able to log in with LF Authentication as you are wanting to allow.
Edited for clarifications.