Eagle can support enterprise teams to use multiple devices through a single license key and achieve resource library sharing through cloud storage services. This article will provide detailed instructions on the setup process and important considerations.

Purchasing License Keys and Adding Device Licenses

Each Eagle license key supports activation on up to 2 devices by default. If enterprise teams need to use Eagle on more devices, they can follow these steps:

Purchase a basic license key: Visit the Eagle official store to purchase a license key. It is recommended to use a company email for registration and purchase to ensure all licenses belong to the same organization.
Purchase additional device licenses: If your team needs to use Eagle on more devices, please go to the license upgrade page to add additional device licenses. For example: if 10 devices need to use Eagle, you need to purchase 8 additional device licenses.

Multi-Device Resource Library Sharing Solutions

Simply purchasing license keys and adding device licenses allows multiple devices to legally use Eagle, but to achieve resource library file synchronization and sharing across multiple devices, you need to use third-party cloud storage services:

Solution 1: Cloud Storage Service Synchronization

Use cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.
Upload the entire .library folder to the cloud storage
Set up automatic synchronization of this folder on all related devices
Changes to the resource library on any device will automatically sync to other devices

Solution 2: NAS Device Synchronization

Suitable for enterprises that have already configured NAS (Network Attached Storage) systems
Store the .library folder on the NAS
Connect to the NAS through internal network or VPN
Each workstation can directly access and update the shared resource library content

Important Considerations

Avoid multiple people editing the same files in the resource library simultaneously to prevent data conflicts
Ensure all team members use the same version of Eagle software to avoid compatibility issues
When setting up cloud synchronization for the first time, it is recommended to complete the full upload from one device first, then connect other devices
When the resource library contains a large number of files, initial synchronization may take a considerable amount of time, please be patient

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