Reported license metrics
BigFix Inventory reports utilization for a number of license metrics for IBM and non-IBM products. It also shows products that are assigned any BigFix metric even if calculating utilization is not yet supported for this metric. It gives you an overview of all IBM metrics for which you should have licenses.
Metrics for which utilization is calculated
License metric utilization is calculated for products that are assigned to one of the metrics that are listed in the following table. Their utilization is shown on the All Metrics report. For more information, see: License metric utilization.
For every of these metrics, BigFix Inventory calculates the so-called high-water mark. For more information, see: High-water mark.
To learn about custom metric requirements of all the All Metrics panel, refer to the conditions mentioned here.
Vendor | Product | Metric | Description |
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IBM |
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PVU and RVU software that is assigned to a FlexPoint bundle, must be licensed based on subcapacity rules. For more information, see: IBM FlexPoints. |
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A unit of measure that is based on the number of installed instances regardless of whether the instances are installed on one or many computers. For example, when three instances of a product are installed on one computer, the metric quantity is 3. | |
Processor Value Unit (PVU) | For more information, see: IBM Processor value unit (PVU). | ||
Resource Value Unit (RVU MAPC) | For more information, see: IBM Resource value unit (RVU MAPC). | ||
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For more information, see: IBM Virtual processor core (VPC). | ||
Selected IBM Products | Other IBM metrics | For more information, see: Other IBM metrics. | |
SAP |
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Engines, Users | For more information, see: Discovering and measuring SAP
and Raw utilization of license metrics. Note: Information about SAP
metrics is shown only on the Resource Utilization report. |
Oracle |
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For more information, see: Oracle Processor Core. |
Oracle Concurrent Sessions, Oracle User Sessions | For more information, see: Extended discovery of Oracle Database and Raw utilization of license metrics. Note: Information about Oracle
Database concurrent user sessions metrics is shown only on the Resource Utilization
report. |
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A unit of measure that is based on the number of computers on which the software is installed. For example, when three instances of a product are installed on one computer, the metric quantity is 1. | |
Microsoft |
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For more information, see: Microsoft Single and Dual Physical Processor. |
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![]() Microsoft SQL Server Physical Processor Core |
For more information, see 10.011 Managing Microsoft SQL Processor Core licenses. | |
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For more information, see: Microsoft Physical Core with SA. | |
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For more information, see: Microsoft Virtual Core with SA. | |
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For more information, see: Registered User. | |
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A unit of measure that is based on the number of computers on which the software is installed. For example, when three instances of a product are installed on one computer, the metric quantity is 1. | |
VMware |
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For more information, see: Measuring license metric utilization of VMware products and
Raw utilization of license metrics. Note: Information about VMware
metrics is shown only on the Resource Utilization report. |
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A unit of measure that is based on the number of computers on which the software is installed. For example, when three instances of a product are installed on one computer, the metric quantity is 1. | |
Adobe |
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For more information, see: Registered User. |
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A unit of measure that is based on the number of computers on which the software is installed. For example, when three instances of a product are installed on one computer, the metric quantity is 1. | |
Other |
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A unit of measure that is based on the number of computers on which the software is installed. For example, when three instances of a product are installed on one computer, the metric quantity is 1. |