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What if there are multiple people who can use a computer who are not authorized to boot the computer? Will these additional users need a PGP license even if they never boot the computer?

April 26, 2017additional authorized boot Computer license people PGP Users

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What if there are multiple people who can use a computer who are not authorized to boot the computer? Will these additional users need a PGP license even if they never boot the computer?

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• No, they don’t. • People only need a PGP Universal Server license if they’re going to enroll with the PGP server, and if they don’t need to boot any machine or use any PGP Desktop features, they don’t really need to enroll. • People using accounts like this should just ignore the PGP prompt that pops up when they log in.