Licence Keys definition
Examples of Licence Keys in a sentence
Upon the termination of this License, you shall cease all use of the ThinScale Software and destroy any ThinScale Licence Keys in your power, procurement or possession and all copies, full or partial, of the ThinScale Software.
LogRhythm will provide the Licence Keys upon payment in full of all applicable Fees.
The Customer shall maintain the confidentiality and security of its Passwords and any Account Code and Licence Keys disclosed to it.
Unless otherwise mutually agreed to in writing, Customer is responsible for installing the Software and Licence Keys in accordance with the Documentation.
AGSL receives one set of these Licence Keys from Servoy, and AGSL generates its own Licence Keys in addition.
If LogRhythm has not received the Licence Fee payment from Customer within the payment time period set forth in Section 5.6, LogRhythm will not be obligated to provide Customer with the Licence Keys and the Software will cease functioning unless Customer requests and obtains an extension of the evaluation period from LogRhythm.
The Asset Guardian Application Server may attempt to connect back to Servoy when the Licence Keys are entered but the Licence Keys will still activate the Software Services without an Internet connection.
Licence Keys constitute Information (as defined in section 11.1) and must not be disclosed to any third party.
The Licensee may make copies of the Software but concurrent use of the Software on more than one computer is only permitted where number of concurrent copies of the Software does not exceed the number of Licence Keys held by the Licensee and such use is otherwise in accordance with the Licence Key limit intimated with the delivery of the Software.
PCA (acting reasonably) reserves the right to vary the technical specifications of the Software and Service at any time, or change Account Codes, Licence Keys or Passwords, giving the Customer prior reasonable notice where such changes will materially adversely affect the Customer.