Per-Server Clause Samples

The Per-Server clause defines how certain terms, such as fees, usage limits, or licensing conditions, apply individually to each server within a system or network. In practice, this means that charges or restrictions are calculated separately for every server, rather than being aggregated across all servers in use. This approach ensures that costs and compliance requirements scale directly with the number of servers deployed, providing clarity and preventing ambiguity in multi-server environments.
Per-Server. The total number of Servers on which the Software is installed may not exceed the licensed quantity of Servers.
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