ActiveExit comes with a built-in license that allows its free use for the personal, non-commercial purposes on up to 5 computers within the local network, and can monitor up to 5 user sessions on each computer simultaneously.

If you want to use ActiveExit for the business purposes, then you can use the built-in license for the evaluation purposes only, for no more than 30 calendar days from the day of the first installation of ActiveExit. If you want to continue using it after the initial 30 days, you must purchase one of the following licenses (you can choose the license that suits your requirements best):

The site (per-computer) license

This license allows you to install ActiveExit on the client computers, the number of which may not exceed the number included in your license. The client computers may run any of the supported versions of Windows (such as Windows 7, Vista, XP, or Windows Server 2008 or 2003). When the per-computer license is used, ActiveExit will monitor any user who logs into the computer included in the license. (Both the local and the domain accounts can be monitored by ActiveExit.) If more than one user logs in to the computer at the same time (using the "Switch user" command of Windows), ActiveExit will monitor each such user, but no more than 5 of them at the same time, on the same computer.

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The server (per-connection) license

This license is suitable for a server running the Remote Desktop Services (RDS). In this scenario, you need to install ActiveExit on the RDS server itself (rather than on the client computers), and it would log off the inactive RDS users from the server, releasing its resources to other users. Note that when this license is used, then only the users who connect to the server via RDS or login to it locally would be monitored by ActiveExit. If the user connects to the server in some other way (for example, runs an application or connects to a shared folder hosted by the server), then such a user would NOT be monitored by ActiveExit. Note also that the per-connection license can be used only if the server runs one of the "server" versions of Windows, such as Windows Server 2008 or 2003. If the server computer runs a "client" version of Windows (for example, Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7), then the per-connection license cannot be used with it.

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