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HP software tools all have have different trial licensing periods. This is a short list of the demo license details for the major products.

Functional Testing

• QuickTest Pro: 14 days. Single seat license with all default add-ins.
• Quality Center: 10 days. 5 concurrent users only.

Performance Testing

• LoadRunner: 10 days. 25 vusers with all protocols and all monitors.
  Note that VuGen and Analysis do not require a license.
• Diagnostics: The Diagnostics Server does not have a trial license.
  The Diagnostics Profiler for .NET and J2EE is available for free, but is limited to 5 concurrent threads.
• SiteScope: 10 days. 1000 points.
  Note that a special version called SiteScope for LoadRunner is available that is free if you have purchased LoadRunner.
• Performance Center: no trial license available.

Web Security Testing

• WebInspect: 15 days. Must register on HP website to receive key. Restricted to scanning the demo website (http://zero.webappsecurity.com).
• QAInspect: 15 days. Restricted to scanning the demo website.
• Assessment Management Platform (AMP): no trial license available.

Application Monitoring

• Diagnostics: The Diagnostics Server does not have a trial license.
  The Diagnostics Profiler for .NET and J2EE is available for free, but is limited to 5 concurrent threads.
• SiteScope: 10 days. 1000 points.

Please contact us if you would like to discuss a demo or proof-of-concept for any of the above HP software.

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