Virtual desktop license#
This means that with frequently recycled virtual machines (VMs) and regularly reimaged computers, you may never have the opportunity to deactivate the license before the system is recreated, and the license activation remains in effect resulting in a maximum activation error. Without virtual desktop support, an activated Tableau license or login-based license management license lease remains in use until the license is deactivated or the lease term expires. TableauDesktop-64bit-.exe /quiet /norestart ACCEPTEULA=1 ATRREQUESTEDDURATIONSECONDS=14400 ACTIVATIONSERVER= SYNCHRONOUSLICENSECHECK="true" SILENTYLYREGISTERUSER="true" Tableau-setup-std-tableau-2020 SYNCHRONOUSLICENSECHECK="true" SILENTLYREGISTERUSER="true" ATRREQUESTEDDURATIONSECONDS=14400 To prevent this from occurring, you can use the SYNCHRONOUSLICENSECHECK and SILENTLYREGISTERUSER options with the installer on Windows. This error occurs because the ATR service sends a new token that doesn’t match the license cache. This error forces a restart, which then asks you to register Tableau Desktop again. When using virtual desktop, you may get an error message that your license information has changed whenever you launch a new VM for Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep Builder. The requirement that Tableau communicate with the hosted service means that you must periodically connect to the Internet. This means that you do not need to manually refresh or deactivate the product key. With virtual desktop support enabled, Tableau licenses or login-based license management license leases are automatically returned after a predetermined amount of time. For more information, see Activate Tableau using Login-based License Management (Link opens in a new window). This is the preferred, and often the required, method to implement a virtual deployment of Tableau Desktop when end users are not issued product keys. Starting with version 2020.1, virtual desktop can be configured for login-based license management (no product keys needed). Virtual desktop support is an opt-in feature of Tableau Desktop 10.5 and later and Tableau Prep Builder 2018.2.1 and later that gives you the ability to optimize your installations of Tableau for non-persistent virtual desktops, or for computers that are regularly reimaged.
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