Use of this vSpace Pro Enterprise Edition is subject to certain limitations

Use of this vSpace Pro Enterprise Edition is subject to certain limitations

Introduction

This article explains the meaning of the warning message "Use of this vSpace Pro Enterprise Edition is subject to certain limitations", typically displayed when vSpace Pro Enterprise is operating in trial mode due to the absence of valid Annual Maintenance Plan (AMP) coverage.


Understanding the Warning

vSpace Pro Enterprise Edition includes a built-in trial mode that allows organizations to evaluate its full functionality. During this evaluation period, usage is limited to a one time, seven day trial, allowing up to five concurrent connections for vSpace-native thin clients.

If your deployment attempts to connect more terminals, the system will trigger this warning and restrict further access beyond the trial limit.

This behavior is expected when your account is not in compliance. AMP is required to unlock unrestricted access to vSpace Pro Enterprise Edition for eligible NComputing devices.


For a comprehensive explanation of the trial behavior in vSpace Pro Enterprise, please see this article:

For a full explanation of AMP, its benefits, and compliance requirements, refer to this article:
📘 What is AMP for vSpace Pro and what are its benefits?


Next Steps

  1. ✅ Evaluating vSpace Pro Enterprise Edition?
    Find installation instructions here:
    📘 vSpace Pro Enterprise Edition Installation - Tips, References and Process Detail
  1. ⚠️ Seeing already session limit warnings and need full access?
    You’ll need to purchase and apply a valid AMP license to your eligible devices to remove the trial limitations.
    📘 How to purchase AMP for vSpace Pro

Conclusion

To ensure uninterrupted access to the full capabilities of vSpace Pro Enterprise Edition, especially in larger environments, AMP coverage is required. This warning serves as a reminder that trial mode has session limitations and is not intended for long-term production use.

If you need further assistance or clarification, please contact NComputing Technical Support.




Article #: 678
Revision Date: April 17, 2025