Managed OS Instance definition
Managed OS Instance means a physical or virtual hardware device where the Service can be installed, and where that device is capable of processing data. Managed OS Instances include any of the following types of computer devices: mobile/smart phone, diskless workstation, personal computer workstation, networked computer workstation, homeworker/teleworker, home-based system, file server, print server, e-mail server, internet gateway device, storage area network server, terminal servers, or portable workstation connected or connecting to a server or network. In the case of a virtual system, in addition to the virtual Managed OS Instances, the hypervisor is considered to be a single Managed OS Instance if the Service is installed at the hypervisor level. Customer acknowledges that the Service includes access to certain software to be installed on Customer’s Managed OS instances, all of which is included in the defined term, “Service.”
Managed OS Instance means a physical or virtual hardware device where the Licensed Software can be installed, and where that device is capable of processing data. Managed OS Instances include any of the following types of computer devices: mobile/smart phone, diskless workstation, personal computer workstation, networked computer workstation, homeworker/teleworker, home-based system, file server, print server, e-mail server, internet gateway device, storage area network server, terminal servers, or portable workstation connected or connecting to a server or network. In the case of a virtual system, in addition to the virtual Managed OS Instances, the hypervisor is considered to be a single instance if Licensed Software is installed at the hypervisor level. Affiliates and Managing Parties. The term “Affiliate” means an entity that is controlled by, controls, or is under common control of the Customer, where “control” means the ownership, in the case of a corporation, of more than fifty percent (50%) of the voting securities in such corporation or, in the case of any other entity, the ownership of a majority of the beneficial or voting interest of such entity. Customer may allow its Affiliate(s) to use the Licensed Software provided that (a) the Affiliate only uses the Licensed Software for Customer’s or Affiliate’s internal business purposes and up to the authorized number of Managed OS Instances in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and (b) Customer is responsible for and remains liable for the Affiliate’s use of the Licensed Software in compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. If Customer enters into a contract with a third party that manages Customer’s information technology resources (“Managing Party”), Customer may allow its Managing Party to use Licensed Software, provided that (a) the Managing Party only uses the Licensed Software for Customer’s internal business purposes and not for the benefit of any third party or for the Managing Party, (b) the Managing Party agrees to comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and (c) Customer is responsible for and remains liable for the Managing Party’s use of the Licensed Software in compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
Managed OS Instance means a physical or virtual hardware device where the Licensed Software can be installed, and where that device is capable of processing data. Managed OS Instances include any of the following types of computer devices: mobile/smart phone, diskless workstation, personal computer workstation, networked computer workstation, homeworker/teleworker, home-based system, file server, print server, e-mail server, internet gateway device, storage area network server, terminal servers, or portable workstation connected or connecting to a server or network. In the case of a virtual system, in addition to the virtual Managed OS Instances, the hypervisor is considered to be a single instance if Licensed Software is installed at the hypervisor level. Hardware and software requirements for proper installation and use of the Licensed Software are set forth in the relevant Documentation. Customer shall be solely responsible for purchasing, providing, and installing all required equipment, networks, peripherals, third-party software and hardware. Licensed Software is deployed by the DoD customer onto endpoints and may be transferred or assigned by the DoD. The total number of Tanium licenses in use by an End User is determined by the total number of unique devices on which Tanium has operated during the term of the license up to three hundred sixty-five (365) days. If the DoD intends to transfer licenses to a new set of unique devices, the DoD shall notify Tanium of the unique devices where Tanium is being removed. Devices which have been removed from use shall be subtracted from the total license count and shall result in no additional charges. Licensee shall complete any required Licensor documentation required to facilitate the transfer or assignment of license and continuation of support for the transferee or assignee. All license transfers or assignments will be without cost to the Licensee, provided that the licenses are current with regard to Licensor annual maintenance, and the Licensee does not re-market or otherwise intend to resell the licenses to be transferred or operate a service center to benefit a third party other than the DoD or a DoD agency.
Examples of Managed OS Instance in a sentence
The Licensed Software is licensed on a per Managed OS Instance basis.
ATTORNEY promises, covenants, and warrants that, after having 7 performed a reasonable investigation, the performance of its services and representation to 8 DISTRICT under this Agreement do not result in a “conflict of interest” as that term is used in the 9 Rules of Professional Conduct of the State Bar of California.
A "Managed OS Instance" means a physical or virtual hardware device where the Service can be installed, and where that device is capable of processing data.
The Software is licensed on a Managed OS Instance as set out in the Order.
Each person executing this Settlement Agreement represents that he or she is duly authorized to do so by the party on whose behalf he or she has signed.
A "Managed OS Instance" means a physical or virtual hardware device where the Licensed Software can be installed, and where that device is capable of processing data.
The Service is licensed on a Managed OS Instance as set out in the Order.
More Definitions of Managed OS Instance
Managed OS Instance means a physical or virtual hardware device where the Software is installed, and where that device is capable of processing data. Managed OS Instances include any of the following types of computer devices: mobile/smart phone, diskless workstation, personal computer workstation, networked computer workstation, homeworker/teleworker, home-based system, File Server, Print Server, e-mail server, Internet gateway device, Storage Area Network Server (SANS), Terminal Servers, or portable workstation connected or connecting to a Server or network. In the case of a virtual system, in addition to the virtual Managed OS Instances, the Hypervisor is considered to be a single instance if Licensed Software is installed at the Hypervisor level. Hardware and software requirements for proper installation and use of the Licensed Software are set forth in the relevant Documentation. Customer shall be solely responsible for purchasing, providing, and installing all required equipment, networks, peripherals, third-party software and hardware.
Managed OS Instance means a physical device or virtual machine where the Service can be installed, and where that device is capable of processing data. Managed OS Instances include: mobile/smart phone, diskless workstation, personal computer workstation, networked computer workstation, homeworker/teleworker, home-based system, file server, print server, e-mail server, internet gateway device, storage area network server, terminal servers, portable workstation connecting to a server or network, or container (host and/or constituent container).Certain Tanium modules may be licensed and charged on a per container basis, as more fully set forth in the Quote or Schedule. In the case of a virtual system, in addition to the virtual Managed OS Instance(s), the hypervisor is considered to be a single Managed OS Instance if the Service is installed at the hypervisor level. Customer acknowledges that the Service includes access to certain software to be installed on Customer’s Managed OS Instances, all of which is included in the defined term, “Service.”