Licensed Server definition

Licensed Server means a single Server, to which additional JVMs and Cores may be added as specified in an Order Form, with a license to execute or run the Provider Technology and authorized to receive Services.

Licensed Server means the servers identified by you in your account at xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx which are owned by and remain under your sole care, custody and control. If such Licensed Server is be hosted by an internet service provider (ISP) for your benefit, you shall be responsible for all content on the Licensed Server, as well as access to and security for such content.

Licensed Server means the server or appliance (defined by the host ID identified by You to Check Point when obtaining the License Key) which enables the Product to operate in accordance with the Licensed Configuration.

Examples of Licensed Server in a sentence

• For the avoidance of doubt, Company may not purchase a Platinum Support Services Level for one Licensed Server used for Production Purposes and Gold Support Services Level for any additional Licensed Servers used for Production Purposes.

• Certain Products are made available on a concurrent, Licensed Server, and/or on a per user or per seat basis, and/or are subject to other capacity metrics as set forth in the applicable ordering documentation received by Riverbed, the Product description on Riverbed’s then-current price list, or the Additional Use Rights with respect to a particular Product.

• Upon transfer of the Software to a new designated server in accordance with the foregoing requirements, the new designated server will be deemed a Licensed Server.

• For the avoidance of doubt, for a unique Customized Solution, Company may not (i) purchase a Platinum Support Services Level for one Licensed Server used for Production Purposes and Gold Support Services Level for any additional Licensed Servers used for Production Purposes; or (ii) purchase a Platinum Support Services Level for one Licensed Server used for Production Purposes and a Gold Support Services Level for a Licensed Server used for Non-Production Purposes.

• Only one copy of a single Software instance licensed on a Licensed Server basis may be running or used at any time.

More Definitions of Licensed Server

Licensed Server means the single Server to which a Server License is assigned.

Licensed Server means a single physical computing device consisting of a specific number of physical CPU cores, owned or leased by Licensee or contractors under Licensee’s control for which Licensee has paid the applicable deployment license fees required to authorize Licensee to deploy and use Applications on such physical device. Licenses for Licensed Servers are priced on a standard or academic, platform specific, per product, per physical core basis.

Licensed Server or “Licensed Servers” has the meaning given in the XXXX.

Licensed Server means the server or appliance (defined by the host ID identified by You to Contractor through Check Point when obtaining the License Key) which enables the Product to operate in accordance with the Licensed Configuration. “License Key” means the code provided to You by Contractor through Check Point, which enables the Product to operate on the Licensed-server or appliance for the specified Licensed Configuration.

Licensed Server or “Licensed Servers” has the meaning given in the EULAs.

Licensed Server is either: (1) a designated environment; (2) a designated service provider cloud environment; or (3) a single server or cluster of servers operating as a single entity at Your facility that You have identified to Ivanti at the time of purchase or download which is running a supported operating or computing platform.

Licensed Server means the server or appliance (defined by the host ID identified by You to Check Point when obtaining the License Key) which enables the Product to operate in accordance with the Licensed Configuration. "License Key" means the code provided to You by Check Point, which enables the Product to operate on the Licensed-server