When you upgrade or renew your Confluence license, you will receive a new license key. You will need to update your Confluence installation with the new license key.

You can access your existing license key, or generate an evaluation license key, at http://my.atlassian.com.

Updating your license details in Confluence

Confluence ライセンスを更新する方法

  1. If you do not already have a license key, get your existing license key, or generate an evaluation license key, at http://my.atlassian.com.
  2. Log in to Confluence as a user with Confluence Administrator or System Administrator permissions.
  3. Choose the cog icon  at top right of the screen, then choose Confluence Admin.
  4. Choose License Details in the left-hand panel.
  5. Enter your new license details into the License field.
  6. 保存を選択します 。

If you are running a Confluence cluster, you will need to:

  • Update each server's Confluence license separately.
  • Ensure that the new license has enough nodes to cover all servers that are currently running in your cluster. To check the number of active servers in your cluster, see the Cluster Administration page.

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ライセンスの詳細の表示

To view the details of your Confluence license:

  1. Log in to Confluence as a user with Confluence Administrator or System Administrator permissions.
  2. Choose the cog icon  at top right of the screen, then choose Confluence Admin.
  3. Choose License Details in the left-hand panel.

The 'License Details' screen tells you:

  • What type of license you have (for example: Commercial, Academic, Community, or Evaluation).
  • How many users your Confluence site is licensed to support, and how many are currently registered ('signed up currently'). See below for more about the user count.
    Choose Refresh to make sure you see the latest count.
  • How much time remains in your one-year support and upgrades period (for full licenses) or 30-day trial (for trial licenses).
  • Your server ID, which:
    • Confluence を初めてインストールしたときに生成されます
    • exists for the life of the Confluence installation
    • アップグレード後も存続します
    • データベースに保持されます
    • is not bound to a specific license
    • クラスタ内のすべてのサーバーで同じです

Understanding the user count for your Confluence license

The number of registered users allowed on your Confluence site may be limited, depending on your license type. See the licensing and pricing overview on the Atlassian website. If you have an 'unlimited' license, then the number of registered users is not significant.

The number of registered users is also called the 'user count' or the number of users 'signed up currently'. It is determined as follows:

  • It includes only those users who have the 'can use' global permission for the Confluence site. (See Global Permissions Overview for more about the 'can use' permission.)
  • It does not include anonymous users, who may access your Confluence site if you have allowed anonymous access. (See Setting Up Public Access for more about allowing anonymous access.)
  • It does not include deactivated users.

Downgrading your Confluence license to pay for fewer users

If you want to downgrade your Confluence license to one which allows fewer users, please make sure first that your new license covers your current user count.

  • View your license details as described above.
  • Check whether the number of users 'signed up currently' is lower than the number allowed by the new license.
  • If you currently have more users signed up than the new license allows, please follow these instructions on reducing the user count.
  • When the number of users 'signed up currently' is lower than the number allowed by your new license, you can add the new license key to Confluence as described above.
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