Example--Invalid User Requests

The license agreement signed by your organization includes information about the network domains where licensed software is installed. Licenses are issued only for the domains associated with your site as described in your agreement. Depending on how your network domains are set up, you can acquire a license for a single product (or product feature) that makes it available on all of the network domains at your site.

You also have the choice of receiving individual licenses for each domain and subdomain. This allows you reasonable control of user access to the software. For example, the license agreement may simply identify my_org.org as the domain on which licensed software may operate. However, you can acquire a license for a particular subdomain (for example, a subdomain of eng.my_org.org) and limit access to the subdomain as well as its subdomains.