Server/CPU Clause Samples

The Server/CPU clause defines the specifications, requirements, or responsibilities related to the servers and central processing units (CPUs) used in the context of an agreement, such as for hosting, processing, or providing services. This clause may outline minimum hardware standards, performance benchmarks, or maintenance obligations for the servers and CPUs involved. For example, it could require the use of enterprise-grade servers or specify the number of CPUs dedicated to a particular service. Its core practical function is to ensure that the technological infrastructure supporting the agreement meets agreed-upon standards, thereby reducing the risk of performance issues or service interruptions.
Server/CPU. For each Server/CPU Deployment License Licensee may install and execute the Licensed Software in object code form on a production basis on one (1) server hardware unit that is operating the platform designated in the applicable Product Order and that has no more than the number of CPUs designated in the applicable Product Order and to permit the Licensed Software as so installed to be accessed at any one time by an unlimited number of concurrent users. Licensee may not install or execute the Licensed Software on any type of device that has a greater number of CPUs and Licensee may not, under a given Server/CPU Deployment License, install or execute the Licensed Software on more than one (1) computer. Licensee may use and deploy the Licensed Software either as a Server or as a Client. Use of the Licensed Software as a "Server" means to manage and control the automated exchanges of information with one or more remote computers through various telecommunications channels. Use of the Licensed Software as a "Client" means to operate the Licensed Software on a computer to facilitate communications with the Server. The Client shall not act as or perform the functions of a Server. A Client may make only a maximum of 10 concurrent call backs. A Client shall not have POA (Portable Object Adapter) policies with the following values: LifespanPolicyValue.PERSISTENT;
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Server/CPU. For each Server/CPU Deployment License Licensee may install and execute the Licensed Software in object code form on a production basis on one (1) server hardware unit that is operating the platform designated in the applicable Product Order and that has no more than the number of CPUs designated in the applicable Product Order and to permit the Licensed Software as so installed to be accessed at any one time by an unlimited number of concurrent users. Licensee may not install or execute the Licensed Software on any type of device that has a greater number of CPUs and Licensee may not, under a given Server/CPU Deployment License, install or execute the Licensed Software on more than one (1) computer. Licensee may use and deploy the Licensed Software either as a Server or as a Client. Use of the Licensed Software as a "Server" means to manage and control the automated exchanges of information with one or more remote computers through various telecommunications channels. Use of the Licensed Software as a "Client" means to operate the Licensed Software on a computer to facilitate communications with the Server. The Client shall not act as or perform the functions of a Server. A Client may make only a maximum of 10 concurrent call backs. A Client shall not have POA (Portable Object Adapter) policies with the following values: LifespanPolicyValue.PERSISTENT; RequestProcessingPolicyValue.USE_SERVANT_MANAGER; RequestProcessingPolicyValue.USE_DEFAULT_SERVANT Subject to these restrictions and limitations and any additional restrictions or limitations that may appear in the applicable Product Order, Licensee may install the Client on an unlimited number of computers. Licensee receives no right to deploy Clients without the purchase of a Server/CPU Deployment License.
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