Client Endpoint definition

Client Endpoint means a laptop, desktop or other non-Server Computer. “Device Endpoint” means a personal digital assistant or similar computing device. “Other Endpoint” means a router, a switch, a hub, or other network device, peripheral or hardware instrument, as the case may be. “Server Endpoint” is any virtual or physical Computer that provides a service for other Computers or users connected to it via the Internet, extranet, intranet, or other networked technologies.
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Client Endpoint means a laptop, desktop or other non-Server Computer.
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Examples of Client Endpoint in a sentence

  • A “Desktop/Mobile Patch Management” License may only be used to manage, deploy, update and inventory anti-virus software and security patches on one Client Endpoint.

  • Each BMC CM Desktop OS Management License: (a) may only be used on a licensed Client Endpoint that is licensed for use with both a Desktop/Mobile Application Management License and a Desktop/Mobile Configuration Discovery License; and (b) may not be redeployed or harvested to a different Client Endpoint.

  • The Desktop/Mobile Application Management Product and the Desktop/Mobile Configuration Discovery Product that are shipped with the Desktop/Mobile Patch Management Pack License may only be used to manage, deploy, update and inventory anti-virus software and security patches on one licensed Client Endpoint, unless Customer has separately licensed the Desktop/Mobile Application Management Product and the Desktop/Mobile Configuration Discovery Product.

  • An “Extranet Application Management” License may only be used on one Client Endpoint.

  • A “BMC CM Desktop OS Management” License may only be used to manage operating system migration activities on one Client Endpoint.

  • Each “Desktop/Mobile Management” License is limited for use with one Client Endpoint.