Suppose your school's computer lab provides high-end architecture software that can be accessed from any lab computer, but a maximum of 5 students can use it at any given time. What kind of license does it have

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Carlo Warner

Computers & Technology

26 April, 01:47

Suppose your school's computer lab provides high-end architecture software that can be accessed from any lab computer, but a maximum of 5 students can use it at any given time. What kind of license does it have

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Adelaide Goodman · Answer 1

Multiple-user licence.

Explanation:

A multiple-user licence allows the software to be accessed by the maximum number of users specified within the licence. In this scenario, it is 5 students, the connections are concurrent, meaning at any given time there can only be five users running the software. The software can be installed on more than 5 computers, but the number of active users is limited to 5.