Designated Machine definition

Designated Machine means a server or workstation designated by Licensee to execute a Licensed Program associated with a unique database instance.

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Designated Machine means the machine or machines enabled to access the SAAS Service by use of the Learner Client.

Designated Machine means a machine marketed directly by LICENSOR or indirectly by others with the approval of LICENSOR and on which the Software Products are identified for use.

Examples of Designated Machine in a sentence

• If the Designated Machine cannot assemble or compile the ICA Program, Customer may assemble or compile the ICA Program on another machine.

• If the Designated Machine is inoperable, Customer may use another machine temporarily.

• In this case CUSTOMER is entitled to use the licensed material only insofar as a specific number of workstations (concurrent users) may access the Designated Machine or designated server concurrently.

• Workstation-based licenses are granted either as single user licenses or on the basis of a certain number of workstations that may concurrently access the Designated Machine or an approved server (concurrent user licenses).

• The charges for some Program licenses vary depending on the group to which the Designated Machine belongs.

• Use the Program on the Designated Machine For most Programs, you agree to identify a Designated Machine to us by type/model and serial (or plant order) number.

• Upon transfer of existing licenses, Solution Provider shall delete the Licensed Product(s) from the former Designated Machine.

• Store the Program You may store the Program's machine-readable portion in, transmit it through and display it on Machines associated with the Designated Machine.

• Solution Provider may reproduce the Licensed Products, in Object Code form, only to the extent necessary for installation on the sole Designated Machine(s) or for the designated user(s), and for a single back-up copy per Designated Machine.

• Designated Machine is either 1) the machine on which you will use an ICA Program for processing and which IBM requires you to identify to it by type/model and serial number, or 2) any machine on which you use the ICA Program if IBM does not require you to provide this identification.

More Definitions of Designated Machine

Designated Machine means the single machine on which you may use the Program at any one time.

Designated Machine means the central processing unit or workstation identified in the applicable Order, by (i) type, serial number and target ID; (ii) installation address; and (iii) if applicable, a number of Concurrent Users or a particular named User or Users. Documentation means user documentation in any form or media as provided by Company for use in connection with Licensed Programs. DS Subsidiary means any company in which Dassault Systèmes, directly or indirectly, (i) owns more than 50% of the outstanding equity or ownership interest, or (ii) has the power to designate the managing authority. Error means a material malfunction in the performance of a Licensed Program, as performance is described in its Documentation, and which is reported by Master Site and reproducible by Company. Licensed Program means (i) any data processing program within the Company’s CADAM/CCD Brand for which a license is ordered by Licensee pursuant to an Order, consisting of a series of instructions or databases in machine readable form, and (ii) associated Documentation.

Designated Machine means the computer hardware and operating environment identified on the Order Form.

Designated Machine refers to one (1) computer set up for the purpose of using the Software.

Designated Machine means the computer hardware and operating system software on which the Programs may be used, as described by type and model number set forth in any Software Addendum executed by the Parties hereunder.