Floating License means a multi-purpose development license allowing use of the Software (i) by Licensed Developers and (ii) in or on Build Servers. The Floating License can “float” between Licensed Developers (a Floating Developer License) and a Build Server (a Floating Build Server License), provided each Floating License is tied to either a single Licensed Developer or a single Build on a Build Server at any given time.
Floating License means the licensing approach in which a limited number of licenses for a Software are shared among a larger number of Users over time. When an authorized user wishes to run the Software, they request a license from a central License Server. If a license is available, the License Server allows the Software to be executed. When a User finishes using the Software, or when the allowed license term expires, the license is reclaimed by the License Server and made available to other authorized Users.
Floating License means a license under which the Software may be accessed through more than one computer but never through more than one computer at the same time.
Examples of Floating License in a sentence
Under the terms of a Floating License for the Software, End User may install the Software on an unlimited number of computers.
More Definitions of Floating License
Floating License means one software license for a Product which instead of being restricted to one (1) access point (i.e., a computer workstation), can be used at more than one (1) access point, provided that such use shall be restricted to one access point at a time.
Floating License is a Concurrent User License as defined in the Agreement subject to the following additional rules. Any user of a COMOS Platform License for the COMOS Platform may use another COMOS module at the user’s workstation if this module is available on the license server. As soon as a user exits the COMOS Platform License, all module licenses that the user has been using are released by the license server and the module licenses are then available to other users with a valid COMOS Platform License. The general restriction not to use the Software outside of the Customer’s premises does not apply for COMOS Software Floating Licenses. A Floating License can consist of one of the following two types:
Floating License means a License for a network of Computers that belong to the Licensee and which enables the Licensee to use no more than the number of simultaneous users as specified in the Configuration. A Floating License is valid for use of the Program at the designated Licensee Site only.
Floating License means that up to three Authorized Named Users can have alternate access to the Services, but never more than one Authorized Named User at the same time. As soon as an Authorized Named User exits the Services, the Services are then available to other Authorized Named Users.
Floating License has the same meaning as ‟Concurrent User” license under the Agreement. The Customer is entitled to install the software on up to ten (10) times as many Instances as licenses that were acquired. Example: in case the Customer has acquired three (3) licenses, the software may be installed on 30 (thirty) Customer Instances.
Floating License means a non-exclusive license of the MC Software that access to the MC Software at any given moment is limited to the maximum number of Authorized Users indicated on the Order Form. Customer is entitled to install the MC Software on up to ten times as many Instances as licenses that were acquired. Example: in case Customer has acquired three (3) licenses, the MC Software may be installed on thirty Customer Instances.
Floating License means the number of concurrent “jobs” permitted to run using the Software. For the foregoing purposes, a “job” shall refer to a single instance of a Software program executing across a single processor. There is no limitation on the number of machines or concurrent users running the Maestro graphical user interface for Linux.