Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager

*Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager is a Current Branch release originally made available in 10/16 as System Center Configuration Manager.

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Product Conditions:

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Academic Customers

Enrollment for Education Solutions and School Subscription Enrollment customers may purchase Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager Client Management License per OSE and deploy as per User or per OSE as contemplated in the Management Servers License Model.

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SQL Server Technology

Customer may run any number of Instances of any SQL Server database software included in the Product in one OSE on a Server only for the purpose of supporting that Product and any other Product that includes SQL Server database software. Servers that are under the management or control of an entity other than Customer or one of its Affiliates are subject to the Outsourcing Software Management clause.

Management Servers

The Management License version, not the version of software used, determines the version of applicable License Terms (including use under downgrade rights notwithstanding terms to the contrary).

Server Management Licenses (per core)

1. Customer may use the software on Azure or a Server to Manage OSEs on a Licensed Server, provided it acquires sufficient Server Licenses as described below.
2. The number of Licenses required equals the number of Physical Cores on the Licensed Server, subject to a minimum of 8 Licenses per Physical Processor and a minimum of 16 Licenses per Server.
3. Datacenter edition permits use of the server software to Manage any number of OSEs on the Licensed Server.
4. Standard edition:
   • Standard edition permits use of the software to Manage up to two OSEs on the Licensed Server.
   • Standard edition permits Management of the Physical OSE on the Licensed Server (in addition to two Virtual OSEs), if the Physical OSE is used solely to host and Manage Virtual OSEs.
   • Customer may assign additional Standard edition Licenses to the Licensed Server equal to the number specified in 2 above and Manage two additional OSEs.
5. OSEs running Server operating systems require Server Management Licenses.

Server Management Licenses (per core) – Licensing by Individual Virtual OSE

Available for subscription licenses or licenses with active Software Assurance only:

1. Customer may use the software on Azure or a Server to Manage a Virtual OSE on a Licensed Server, provided it acquires sufficient Server Licenses as described below.
2. The number of Licenses required equals the number of Virtual Cores in the Virtual OSE, subject to a minimum of 8 Licenses per Virtual OSE.
3. Customer may reassign any of its Licenses to any of its Licensed Servers located within the same Server Farm as often as needed. Customer may also reassign these Licenses from one Server Farm to another, but not on a short-term basis (i.e., not within 90 days of the last assignment).

Client Management Licenses (per OSE or user)

1. Customer may use the software on Azure or a Server* to Manage an OSE on a Licensed Device or OSEs on devices used by a Licensed User for each Client Management License it acquires.
2. OSEs running operating systems other than Server operating systems require Client Management Licenses or Management License Equivalent Licenses.
3. The number of Client Management Licenses required depends on License type (per OSE or user) assigned.
4. Management of an OSE accessed by more than one user requires an OSE Client Management License or a User Client Management License for each user.

*Any Server that is under the management or control of an entity other than Customer or one of its Affiliates is subject to the Outsourcing Software Management clause.

Management Licenses are not required for:

1. OSEs in which there are no Running Instances of software;
2. Any of Customer’s network infrastructure devices functioning solely for the purpose of transmitting network data and not running Windows Server software;
3. Conversion of OSEs from Physical to Virtual; or
4. Any device solely monitored or managed for the status of its hardware components with respect to system temperature, fan speed, power on/off, system reset or CPU availability.

Data Sets

Customer may not copy or distribute any data set (or any portion of a data set) included in the software.

Management License

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Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager – VDI Rights

Customers with active SA coverage for Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager CMLs, Core CALs, or Enterprise CALs (each, a “VDI qualifying license”) may use the software to manage, at any one time, up to four Virtual OSEs in which software used remotely from the device or by the user to which that VDI qualifying License has been assigned, is running. Each Virtual OSE may be run on a different virtual desktop infrastructure hosts.

Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager Current Branch Rights

Customers with active SA on Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager Licenses, or ML equivalent Licenses, may install and use the Current Branch option of Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager.

Access to Intune

Customers with active SA on Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager Licenses, or ML equivalent Licenses, may permit limited access to Intune by its Licensed Users in conjunction with use of Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager for the co-management of those users’ PCs. Access and use of these Intune features are subject to the Intune License Terms as set forth in Microsoft Intune.

Access to System Center Configuration Manager 1606

Optionally, Customer may use System Center Configuration Manager 1606 in place of the Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager to manage its Licensed Devices or devices used by Licensed Users. The right to use System Center Configuration Manager 1606 continues upon expiration of Customer’s SA except in the case of expired subscription-based Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager

Licenses or expired subscription-based ML equivalent Licenses. This does not permit ongoing use of Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager after SA expires.

Please note these resources are provided for reference purposes only and are not considered to be part of the Product Terms.