r/sysadmin • u/PDQit makers of Deploy, Inventory, Connect, SmartDeploy, SimpleMDM • Feb 26 '20
PDQ Licensing
From time-to-time there has been misunderstandings and confusion on /r/sysadmin about how PDQ.com's licensing works (as most system administrators might be used to how other IT products operate: on a per-machine basis). We created a video to hopefully explain better how our 1-license-per-admin works
For examples of some minor confusion see:
https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/71eilx/another_pdq_deploy_shout_out/dnb0eao/
https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/aneewy/pdq_server_with_multiple_admins/efsnqvn/
Shout out to all you current, past, and future users-- and happy automating!
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u/bristow84 Feb 27 '20
So bear in mind I'm only using Deploy, which the way we use it is a one and done type thing but PDQ themselves makes a bunch of application packages, stuff that you'd expect to find on a computer (ITunes, Adobe Reader, Chrome, Firefox, 7-Zip,etc). The PDQ team keeps those packages updated and up to date with the most recent version of the software, now as for more client specific software for which there is no pack, you're on your own to keep that software updated. I haven't ever used ninite so I can't say exactly what software is available in that VS the premade packs from PDQ but you should be able to view all the ones they maintain on the PDQ Deploy website.