The preceding answer mentioned key tokens. What is a key token?
Each licensed authorized user’s access to the CoStar services may be limited to the computer they use in their office. But what if you need occasional portability (e.g., when you’re traveling, visiting a client site or working from home)? You may purchase from CoStar an electronic apparatus called a key token that enables you to access the CoStar service from different computers. A key token is not meant to be used for sharing a single UserID/password or otherwise circumventing an appropriate license, Authorized User count, or Authorized Site count.
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- The preceding answer mentioned key tokens. What is a key token?
