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Is it possible for Citrix AppDNA Enterprise editions license is contained by another Citrix license ?<br />
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Because no one in my office remember to have purchased that license however, my office seems to have obtained that somehow , so if we purchase Citrix product like xen desktop, or xen app, the AppDNA license is supposed to be provided, that would make sense. <br />
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I would appreciate if you could give any idea for this.<br />
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Regards
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Is it possible for Citrix AppDNA Enterprise editions license is contained by another Citrix license ?

Because no one in my office remember to have purchased that license however, my office seems to have obtained that somehow , so if we purchase Citrix product like xen desktop, or xen app, the AppDNA license is supposed to be provided, that would make sense. 

I would appreciate if you could give any idea for this.

Regards

The possibility for Citrix AppDNA license come from somewhere

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