What is the general nature of the terms of the MSDN End User License Agreement?
The MSDN End User License Agreement (EULA) allows each person with an MSDN license to use all of the software that is included in the subscription for development, test, and demonstration purposes only. Q: May I use MSDN Subscriptions software to install software for day-to-day (production) use? No, but with one exception. Software in your MSDN subscription comes with a development, test, and demonstration license. Examples of prohibited use include: * You may not install Exchange Server from your MSDN subscription and use it to send and receive personal or business-related e-mail. * You may not install Windows NT Server from your MSDN subscription and use it to host your own personal or business Web site. * One exception is that the MSDN Premium subscription comes with one license to Desktop Applications (typically on blue discs) such as Microsoft Office Professional 2003, Visio Standard 2003, and Project Standard 2003 for business use directly related to the design, development, test
The MSDN End User License Agreement (EULA) allows each person with an MSDN license to use all of the software that is included in the subscription for development, test, and demonstration purposes only. MSDN subscriptions are single-user licensed; everyone who uses the products within an MSDN subscription must have an MSDN Subscriptions license. In other words, one license must be purchased for each user. Customers do not have to purchase media for each licensed user. MSDN subscription media can be shared with all individuals who have an MSDN Subscriptions license of the same level or higher. Note: The single-user license requirement does not apply to documentation (including the MSDN Library) provided as part of an MSDN subscription. Rather, documentation obtained through a single MSDN subscription license may be copied and shared within an organization for the organization’s internal, reference purposes without acquiring any additional MSDN subscription licenses.
The MSDN End User License Agreement (EULA) allows each person with an MSDN license to use all of the software that is included in the subscription for development, test, and demonstration purposes only. May I use MSDN Subscriptions software to install software for day-to-day (production) use? No, but with one exception. Software in your MSDN subscription comes with a development, test, and demonstration license. What do you mean by “production?” What are examples of test and development work? You may not use your MSDN subscription as a substitute for purchasing a retail license for an operating system if you do more than develop and test on your computer. May I make copies of my CDs for my own use? Yes, as long as your use falls within the scope of the MSDN Subscriptions End-User License Agreement (EULA). You can only use the software for development and testing purposes. Who do I call to report that a company is sharing MSDN software? I just left a company and want to report this to s
