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Counting Options

Counting options vary depending on the buying program. School License Agreement (SLA) and Academic License Agreement (ALA) program customers should refer to their SLA or ALA contract for detailed definitions of their available counting options. SLA customers may select either Student Enrollment or Workstation. ALA customers may select either Full Time Equivalent (FTE) or Workstation. Master License Agreement (MLA) and Volume License Agreement (VLA) program customers should refer to the End User License Agreement (EULA) specific to each Novell product. Counting options for MLA and VLA customers may include selections such as Device, User, and Instance. Please reference the list of product EULAs below for details regarding the counting options available under each product.

Business-to-Consumer and Government-to-Citizen

Business-to-Consumer or Government-to-Citizen licenses are available for a select number of products. This license option allows customers supporting large numbers of users outside their own organization (e.g., providing an external solution such as an online user account for banking customers) to purchase licenses at a discounted list price. Separate Business-to-Consumer and Government-to-Citizen license SKUs are available to facilitate such orders. Customers purchasing licenses under this model must adhere to the definitions for Business to Consumer and Government to Citizen below, must purchase enough licenses to support their usage, and may not allow or enable Consumers or Citizens to have physical or administrative access to the software, nor to a server on which it resides.

Business-to-Consumer or Government-to-Citizen licenses cannot be used in a hosting, outsourcing, or software deployment model where you offer use of the application as a software-on-demand, hosted, or similar service.

Inactive User

Inactive User pricing is available for those products indicated below. For purposes of such pricing, a User (as defined in the applicable EULA for the product) assigned to a person (or device) who must authenticate to a system to exercise the User's access or use rights, is "Inactive" when the system has disabled the person's (or device's) ability to authenticate for more than 120 continuous days. "Users" who do not qualify under the foregoing as Inactive Users do not qualify for the Inactive User pricing available for the products indicated below.

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Product EULAs

Below are the EULA documents for the latest versions of Novell products. For past-version product EULAs, visit the EULA archive page. If you can't find what you are looking for on this page, please send us an email requesting the specific document you are looking for. Some EULAs may be offered in additional languages and will be posted as they become available.

Product EULAs are listed alphabetically. For quick results, you can search for key words using Ctrl+F on your keyboard. To locate items from the alphabetical list, select a letter to jump to the appropriate section of the index.

All files can be viewed using Adobe Acrobat Reader.

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