May 14 2018 08:14 AM
We have Office 365 pro plus with Semi-annual targeted channel (Version 1803 Build 9126.2191 C2R) installed on a session host. If we install it with the shared licensing model we are not allowed to do co-authoring. If we switch it to user licensed we are able to do co-authoring.
I am not able to find any documentation on whether co-authoring is not allowed in the shared licensing, but is this a restriction? Thanks!
May 14 2018 10:50 AM
I also haven't run into any documents mentioning such limitation. Open a support case to get a proper answer?
Jun 10 2018 10:13 AM
Jul 09 2018 01:30 PM - edited Jul 11 2018 02:01 PM
Jul 09 2018 01:30 PM - edited Jul 11 2018 02:01 PM
I work with Ben and I can verify that we are saving files to either OneDrive personal locations or to Sharepoint libraries.
So, to re-state, if we install Office C2R in shared licensing mode using ODT, co-authoring does not work, even using the latest semi-annual channel (targeted) build. If we install without using the ODT tool and instead install the C2R version from the website from someone's account, co-authoring works.