Common use of PROPRIETARY RIGHTS AND SOFTWARE LICENSING Clause in Contracts

PROPRIETARY RIGHTS AND SOFTWARE LICENSING. 7.1 Subject to Section 7.2 below and the terms contained in Exhibit A (Cisco’s End User License Agreement (“XXXX”)), Cisco grants to Customer a non-exclusive, non-transferable license (a) to use the Software and Documentation for Customer’s internal use, and (b) where Customer is a certified Cisco reseller or authorized distributor, to market and Resell the Software and related Documentation in the Territory during the term of these Terms of Sale, solely as permitted by Section 2.0 (Scope) and this Section 7.0 (Proprietary Rights And Software Licensing) of these Terms of Sale. Any resale of Software or Documentation to any person or entity other than as expressly permitted by Section 2.0 (Scope) is expressly prohibited. Customer may not sublicense, to any person or entity, any rights to distribute the Software or Documentation. 7.2 For non-Cisco Branded Software and Documentation delivered in connection with this Agreement which is separately licensed by a third party, Customer’s rights and responsibilities with respect to such Software or Documentation shall be governed in accordance with the third party’s applicable software license. Customer shall, on request, enter into one or more separate “click-accept” license agreements or third party license agreements as part of the installation and/or download process which shall supersede this Agreement with respect to the non-Cisco Branded Software or Documentation covered by such license. 7.3 Where Customer is a certified Cisco Reseller, Customer shall provide a copy of the Cisco XXXX and applicable third party license agreement to each end user with delivery of the Product or prior to installation of the Software. Customer shall notify Cisco promptly of any breach or suspected breach of the Cisco XXXX or third party license and further agrees that it will, at Cisco’s request, assist Xxxxx in efforts to preserve Cisco’s or its supplier’s intellectual property rights including pursuing an action against any breaching third parties.

PROPRIETARY RIGHTS AND SOFTWARE LICENSING. 7.1 Subject to Section 7.2 below and the terms contained in Exhibit A Attachment 2 (Cisco’s End User License Agreement (“XXXX”)), Cisco grants to Customer a non-exclusive, non-transferable license (a) to use the Software and Documentation for Customer’s internal use, and (b) where Customer is a certified Cisco reseller or authorized distributor, to market and Resell the Software and related Documentation in the Territory during the term of these Terms of Sale, solely as permitted by Section 2.0 (Scope) and this Section 7.0 (Proprietary Rights And Software Licensing) of these Terms of Sale. Any resale of Software or Documentation to any person or entity other than as expressly permitted by Section 2.0 (Scope) is expressly prohibited. Customer may not sublicense, to any person or entity, any rights to distribute the Software or Documentation. 7.2 For non-Cisco Branded Software and Documentation delivered in connection with this Agreement which is separately licensed by a third party, Customer’s rights and responsibilities with respect to such Software or Documentation shall be governed in accordance with the third party’s applicable software license. Customer shall, on request, enter into one or more separate “click-accept” license agreements or third party license agreements as part of the installation and/or download process which shall supersede this Agreement with respect to the non-Cisco Branded Software or Documentation covered by such license. 7.3 Where Customer is a certified Cisco Reseller, Customer shall provide a copy of the Cisco XXXX and applicable third party license agreement to each end user with delivery of the Product or prior to installation of the Software. Customer shall notify Cisco promptly of any breach or suspected breach of the Cisco XXXX or third party license and further agrees that it will, at Cisco’s request, assist Xxxxx Cisco in efforts to preserve Cisco’s or its supplier’s intellectual property rights including pursuing an action against any breaching third parties.

PROPRIETARY RIGHTS AND SOFTWARE LICENSING. 7.1 Subject to Section 7.2 below and the terms contained in Exhibit A (Cisco’s End User License Agreement (“XXXX”)), Cisco grants to Customer a non-exclusive, non-transferable license (a) to use the Software and Documentation for Customer’s internal use, and (b) where Customer is a certified Cisco reseller or authorized distributor, to market and Resell the Software and related Documentation in the Territory during the term of these Terms of Sale, solely as permitted by Section 2.0 (Scope) and this Section 7.0 (Proprietary Rights And Software Licensing) of these Terms of Sale. Any resale of Software or Documentation to any person or entity other than as expressly permitted by Section 2.0 (Scope) is expressly prohibited. Customer may not sublicense, to any person or entity, any rights to distribute the Software or Documentation. 7.2 For non-Cisco Branded Software and Documentation delivered in connection with this Agreement which is separately licensed by a third party, Customer’s rights and responsibilities with respect to such Software or Documentation shall be governed in accordance with the third party’s applicable software license. Customer shall, on request, enter into one or more separate “click-accept” license agreements or third party license agreements as part of the installation and/or download process which shall supersede this Agreement with respect to the non-Cisco Branded Software or Documentation covered by such license. 7.3 Where Customer is a certified Cisco Reseller, Customer shall provide a copy of the Cisco XXXX and applicable third party license agreement to each end user with delivery of the Product or prior to installation of the Software. Customer shall notify Cisco promptly of any breach or suspected breach of the Cisco XXXX or third party license and further agrees that it will, at CiscoXxxxx’s request, assist Xxxxx in efforts to preserve Cisco’s or its supplier’s intellectual property rights including pursuing an action against any breaching third parties.