Nomad as a client with ION XE

Question

Hi, 
 Does the address count on a nomad dongle affect the control over an ION XE when working as a client? 
 If it does how does this manifest itself? 
 
 Thanks, Simon

jolson · Accepted Answer

When in client mode, the license count of the dongle does not matter - just the license of the primary console. 
 When in backup mode, the license count of the smaller of the primary/backup is what applies 
 When in mirror mode/offline/etc., the license doesn't matter, and doesn't even need a dongle 
 New in 3.3.0 is combining two Ion XE (or newer/bigger), can be combined using EEP (expanded processing). However, you cannot use Nomad for expanded processing.