Core Licenses definition
Examples of Core Licenses in a sentence
Additional Core License(s) are required for each Core of a Server on which the Product runs, including, without limitation, Servers configured for disaster recovery, load balancing, clustering, development, testing and reporting.
Customer can use its Production Core Licenses on multiple Servers or Virtual Servers, but is limited to the total number of Production Cores licensed.
Each Adapter license allows each of the Adapter licenses purchased to be used on up to four (4) previously or simultaneously purchased Cisco Information Server Production Core Licenses.
Column A Column B Windows Server Standard (2-packs of Core Licenses) System Center Standard (2- Core Infrastructure Server Suite Standard (2-packs of Core Licenses) Windows Server Datacenter (2-packs of Core Licenses) System Center Datacenter (2-packs of Core Licenses) Core Infrastructure Server Suite Datacenter (2-packs of Core Licenses) Customers who license and use CIS Suite (Standard or Datacenter) under this offer may no longer use software under their qualifying Licenses shown in Column A.
IT-CC-SO423473-R1 In-house 06/22/2020 ORIGINAL CONTRACT NUMBER ORIGINAL LEASE NUMBER ORIGINAL CONTRACT DATE CURRENT CONTRACT MONTHS CURRENT MONTHLY PAYMENT NEW MONTHLY PAYMENT DESCRIPTION CompleteCare Servers - Virtual 2 SentinelOne Core Licenses 2 SecureImage Unlimited Servers 10TB Total 1 This Change order serves as an add on contract to the originating support agreement listed above.
In the event Customer has been granted a perpetual license only, each Adapter license can be used on up to four (4) previously or simultaneously purchased Cisco Information Server Production Core Licenses.
As an exception to the general terms governing allocation of Licenses and use of SQL Server under the Azure Hybrid Benefit for SQL Server, Customer may use SQL Server in any number of Virtual Machines on an Azure Dedicated Host Server, provided Customer allocates SQL Server Enterprise Core Licenses with SA for all of the Physical Cores available to Customer on that Azure Dedicated Host Server.