Tekla Structures Multiuser Server

Tekla Structures Multiuser Server is a software tool from Tekla Corporation that enables multiple users to work on the same Tekla Structures model simultaneously, using their own local Tekla Structures installation and accessing the same central model database.

Tekla Structures Multiuser Server optimizes collaboration by providing a central model database that ensures that all users are accessing and modifying the same model data. It also enables real-time conflict detection and resolution, so that different users can work on the same part of the model without overwriting each other's changes.

Yes, multiple teams can work on the same model with Tekla Structures Multiuser Server. The central model database can be accessed by users in different locations and even different time zones, enabling more efficient collaboration across multiple teams.

The hardware requirements for running Tekla Structures Multiuser Server depend on the size and complexity of the models being worked on, as well as the number of users accessing the database simultaneously. Review the system requirements guide for more detailed information.

Tekla Structures Multiuser Server requires a stable and reliable network infrastructure to ensure smooth collaboration. A wired LAN with gigabit Ethernet is recommended for best performance.

Tekla Structures Multiuser Server handles conflicts in real-time collaboration by detecting potential conflicts as they arise and alerting users to take action to avoid overwriting each other's changes. Users can view a list of current conflicts and choose how to resolve them before continuing their work.

Yes, Tekla Structures Multiuser Server can be used with Tekla Structures models from previous versions, but these models may need to be converted to the current version of Tekla Structures before they can be used in the multiuser server environment.

There is no hard limit to the number of users that can access the same model with Tekla Structures Multiuser Server, but the performance of the central model database may degrade if too many users are accessing it simultaneously. The recommended maximum number of users for a single database server is 50, but this may vary depending on hardware and network performance.

Yes, different users can have different access rights with Tekla Structures Multiuser Server. The server administrator can control user permissions and access levels for specific parts of the model or specific actions within the software, such as editing certain object types or exporting data.

Tekla Corporation provides technical support for Tekla Structures Multiuser Server, which includes access to online resources, community forums, and experts in Tekla Structures collaboration. Additional support services may be available through local partners or consultants.