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Licenses
Log Info is licensed on a per server basis. It is not licensed per domain or tree.
The licenses break down into Single Server, Site, and Enterprise Licenses.
Single Server License
Allows for unlimited client usage for one server within a single organization or business. For each copy of Log Info on each server in your company you must have 1 license. This license can not be moved between machines, it can only be installed on one server and can not be moved outside of the organization or business for which it was originally purchased.
Price per server : $199.99 Sale Price $99.99
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Site License
Allows for unlimited usage for unlimited servers and users in a single organization or business. This is intended for companies who plan on implementing our software across several servers in their company. Price is set per physical location or site. This license can not be moved outside of the organization or business for which it was originally purchased.
Price per site : $999.99 Sale Price $499.99
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Enterprise License
Allows for unlimited usage for unlimited servers and unlimited users at all the company's locations. This is intended for companies who plan on implementing our software across several servers at multiple sites with in their organization. Price is set per organization. This license can not be moved outside of the organization or business for which it was originally purchased.
Price per organization : $2999.99 Sale Price $1499.99
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Which License is right for me?
Single Server License Example
A small business is running Log Info from login scripts on two servers. Regardless of the number of users logging in, this would require two single server licenses. Remember that Log info is licensed per server, not per domain or tree.
Site License Example
A small to medium business is running Log Info on 7 servers within the same physical site. Regardless of the number of users logging in, this would require a Site License. When it comes time to add servers to this organization is covered. Remember that the Site License covers you for unlimited servers at a single location! (You could opt for Single Server Licenses and pay more, but why?)
Enterprise License Example
A medium to large business is running Log Info at 5 physical sites on a total of 20 servers. Regardless of the number of users, this would require an Enterprise License. Remember that the Enterprise License covers your entire organization including remote sites. If you add more servers or more sites, you're already covered with the Enterprise License. (You could opt for several Single Server Licenses or multiple Site Licenses and pay more, but why?)
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