Physical Server definition

Physical Server means a physical computer system, whether in a network that is shared by multiple users or on its own, regardless of whether the physical computer system has been partitioned by software. A Physical Server may contain one or multiple CPUs, Cores, or Processors, regardless of production capacity.

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Physical Server means a physical computer system, whether in a network that is shared by multiple users or on its own, that may contain one or more CPUs, cores, or processors. For purposes of this definition, A Physical Server is limited to running a single operating system for Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX UNIX or NetWare on the hardware, which cannot be a virtual infrastructure, or hypervisor and which cannot host Virtual Machines.

Physical Server is defined as each physical server on which the programs are installed.

Examples of Physical Server in a sentence

• One Subscription Offering cannot be used to entitle more than one Physical Server.

• In this example, a total of 8 Subscription Offerings (2 per Physical Server with 4 Sockets) are transferred to the new Physical Servers.

• For clarity, a Subscription Offering for “1-2 Sockets or 1-2 Virtual Machines” cannot be used for 1 Socket on a Physical Server and 1 Virtual Machine.

• At any point in time, a Subscription Offering for “1-2 Sockets or 1-2 Virtual Machines” can only be deployed either on a Physical Server or as Virtual Machines.

• Each Physical Server on which SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is deployed, installed, used or executed must have a Subscription.

• For example, a Physical Server with 4 Sockets needs 2 Subscription Offerings for “1-2 Sockets or 1-2 Virtual Machines.” Subscription Offerings can be transferred to new and/or different Physical Servers.

• Each Physical Server on which SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is deployed, installed, used or executed must have a Subscription Offering: either Basic or a mix of Standard or Priority.

• The number of Subscription Offerings needed for a Physical Server is determined by the number of Sockets in the Physical Server.

• Physical Server: is defined as each physical server on which the Programs are installed.

• Remove Physical Server or VM Upon Customer’s written request, remove specified servers (physical or virtual) from the CCMS.

More Definitions of Physical Server

Physical Server means the serving computers, hardware and operating- system, and software necessary to operate and support the Dedicated Server in accordance with this Agreement.

Physical Server means an individual physical Server containing processors, memory, network interface cards, and disk drives.

Physical Server means a physical Server, regardless of whether the physical Server includes a hypervisor, operating system, or other Broadcom Software (or some combination thereof).

Physical Server means the physical Computer on which the Software Virtual Environment is utilized. (*1) “Virtualization Software” shall mean Hyper-V, VMware, Oracle Solaris Zones, RHEL6-KVM, RHEL5-Xen and other similar software products. II. Scope of application Methods of calculating the necessary number of processor license which is applied to Licensed Material you have purchased are listed below: ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ В Определение лицензий процессора (действует c 29 сентября 2015 года и позднее) i. Определения 1. Под термином «Виртуальная среда программного обеспечения» понимается виртуальная среда, созданная программным обеспечением для виртуализации (* 1). 2. Под термином «Виртуальный сервер» понимается виртуальный компьютер, созданный в виртуальной среде программного обеспечения. 3. Под термином «физический сервер» понимается физический компьютер, на котором используется виртуальная среда программного обеспечения. (*1) Под термином «Программное обеспечение для виртуализации» понимается hyper-v, vmware, oracle solaris zones, rhel6-kvm, rhel5-xen и другие аналогичные программные продукты.

Physical Server is defined as each physical server on which the Programs are installed. PIN Entry Device (PED): is defined as an electronic hardware device that is used in a debit, credit or smart card-based transaction to accept and encrypt the cardholder's personal identification number (PIN).