Server License means a License that permits the use of a Server Product on one (1) Licensed Server. “Version” means the specific software version of a Product defined by a version number. Licensing Terms
Server License means a single license for the server owned by the Customer that (1) has access to the Licensed Product with Author or CAL licenses and (2) is owned, hosted, and run by the Customer. Each server that has the Licensed Product on it must have a Server License.
Server License means an OmicSoft or CLC license that allows installation of server Software only on a single computer system, device, workstation, terminal, or other digital electronic or analogue device; and installation of licensed server Software on a second device solely for the purposes of testing software compatibility on new installation environments.
Examples of Server License in a sentence
If acquired in the DQM SDK Non-Bundled Configuration, then a license to DQM SDK is provided as a Server License.
Read the JBoss Application Server License Agreement and, if you agree, select I accept and then click Next.
Software contains a feature that will automatically switch Licensee to Professional Server License upon expiration of Evaluation Period.
This license allows an unlimited number of virtual machines to share a single physical host machine, with each virtual machine having its own Unlimited-User, Unlimited-Use, Single-Machine License or its own Compute Server License.
A Server License for CPU is the only license authorized for use or access by Licensee for any batch processing.
More Definitions of Server License
Server License means that the use of the PLM Software is restricted to a single, specified server.
Server License means the right to use the Software in a production environment.
Server License or "SL" – means the limited right to Use the Program on the number of Servers as specified on the Order or Reseller’s order, but only if such Servers reside at a single physical location or hosting site. For the avoidance of doubt, each additional physical location or hosting site will require the purchase of a separate Server License.
Server License or "SL" – means the limited right to Use the Program on the number of Servers as specified on the Order or Reseller’s order, but only if such Servers reside at a single physical location or hosting site. For the avoidance of doubt, each additional physical location or hosting site will require the purchase of a separate Server License. "Subscription Term" – means the period of time, as set forth in the Order or Reseller’s order, that You are permitted to Use a non-perpetual license to the Program and/or entitled to receive USP for the Program, which commences on the date the Program is first made available to You or shipped, as applicable. "Support" – means technical support (including Updates) provided by Appeon for the Program in accordance with Appeon’s then-current support policies.
Server License means the license to the software granted under the Software License Agreement between Customer and Relativity dated January 1, 2021, amended from time to time. Service Level Terms The Service Level Terms incorporated by reference into an applicable Order. Software All technology components incorporated in or made available in connection with a SaaS Product, the Development Tools and any other software products, each as identified in any Order, along with any Documentation relating thereto and any know-how provided by Relativity in connection with the provision of the Software or related services designed to assist Customer with the operation of the Software. For clarity, the term “Software” in any documents incorporated by reference into any Order refers only to the Software described in that Order. Support Terms The Support Terms incorporated by reference into an applicable Order.
Server License means that the use of the COMOS Software is restricted to a single, specified server.
Server License gives Licensee the right to a single Instance on a computer to support an authorized number of Users. An "Instance" is a single occurrence of execution or initialization of the Software on one server. A "User License" gives Licensee the right to authorize an individual ("User ") to have access to Software (including Clarify databases) through a single terminal workstation or personal computer, or through an interface from an external system in an active session. A User License is either a Private License or a Public License. A "Private License" allows use of the Software by Licensee's employees and is granted either for a specified number of Concurrent Users or for specified Mobile/Named Users. "Concurrent Users" are the maximum number of simultaneous Users accessing the Software at the front end, regardless of whether such front end is multiplexing. Concurrent Users are designated as either Full Universal Users or Restricted Users. A "Full Universal User" may access any or all Software for which a Server License fee has been paid. A "Restricted User" may access only one Software application as specified in an Order. A "Mobile/Named User" is a named individual designated by Licensee to use specific Software which Clarify licenses on a Mobile/Named User basis. A "Public License" allows Licensee to permit its customers to access (by means of an external interface such as the Internet) and use the Software on a limited basis. To the extent that Licensee has acquired Public Licenses, Licensee and its customers executing the software under a Public User license shall have the right to access and use the software through any internet or intranet via the use of Clarify's web support applications, as described in this section. Licensee shall be responsible for ensuring that customer Users under a Public License use the Software in accordance with the license terms of this Agreement and shall indemnify and hold Clarify harmless from any claim by or liability to such customers arising out of such customers' access to and use of the Software. However, this section shall not limit Clarify's liability under Section 8 of this Agreement. Each Order will specify the number of Server Licenses and the number and type of User Licenses granted for the Software licensed under such Order.