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# 37 09-01-2004 , 02:26 PM
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I think maybe two separate issues are getting mixed up here...

If the intention is to run two copies of Maya on a network so that two users can work simultaneously, then yes, you have to have two licenses.

However, if you are setting up a small render farm, Alias will provide the necessary unlock codes to install a "floating" render node license that can be served up to 9,999 CPUs simultaneously at no extra charge.