Terminal Servers Clause Samples
Terminal Servers. It is a condition precedent to Customer's ---------------- entitlement to receive any Monthly Performance Rebate pursuant to this Section 10 that Customer maintain at Customer's Premises during the Term and any renewal term hereof adequate terminal server capability. The failure by Customer to comply with this condition precedent shall render this entire Section 10 null and void.
Terminal Servers. If You purchase a license of the Licensed Software for use on a hardware device/server that provides endpoints with a common connection point to a local or wide area network (a "Licensed Terminal Server"), and such Licensed Terminal Server(s) is/are accessed by endpoints that do not have installed copies of the Licensed Software ("Thin Clients"), then every Thin Client accessing a Licensed Terminal Server is considered an "instance" and must have a valid license to the Licensed Software. In the event that Your Licensed Terminal Server(s) is/are accessed by endpoints which have authorized copies of the Licensed Software already installed ("Thick Clients"), such access of the Licensed Terminal Server(s) by Thick Clients shall not be considered additional "instances" and You are not required to purchase additional licenses to the Licensed Software.
17.4. Symantec Endpoint Protection -- Windows XP Mode Functionality Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 17.2, if You are using the SEP agent on the Microsoft Windows version 7 operating system ("Windows 7"), and if the particular Windows 7 operating system on which You are running the SEP agent permits the use of the "Windows XP Mode" functionality, the following shall apply: Every running instance (physical and/or virtual) of the SEP agent must be licensed, with the exception that You may run one (1) single additional instance of the SEP agent using the Windows XP Mode functionality without paying an additional license fee. To run two (2) or more additional instances of the SEP agent using the Windows XP Mode functionality, You must pay the corresponding additional license fees for each additional instance.
Terminal Servers. If the Service Software is for use on a hardware device/server that provides endpoints with a common connection point to a local or wide area network (a “Licensed Terminal Server”), and such Licensed Terminal Server(s) is/are accessed by endpoints that do not have installed copies of the Service Software (“Thin Clients”), then every Thin Client accessing a Licensed Terminal Server is considered an “instance” and must have a valid license to the Service Software. In the event that the Licensed Terminal Server(s) is/are accessed by endpoints which have authorized copies of the Service Software already installed (“Thick Clients”), such access of the Licensed Terminal Server(s) by Thick Clients shall not be considered additional “instances” and Customer is not required to purchase additional licenses to the Service Software.