the $160 licence question...

[refluxi]

When you get this licence, you get to keep vB on one web server (one domain) forever? or just for one year then you gotta renew it?

[George L]

the US$160 license grants you to a license use forever on one domain with included 1yr of product updates... after the first year, you can continue to use vB on your 1 domain

however you need to purchase a yearly update subscription to be able to access the members area for future upgrades/updates

[Goldfinger]

yes and the yearly update to access the members area is only $30 / year if you have an owned license .

[Burns]

one server / one domain ...
Does it means, if i change the provider,
it's a different server, and even the domain name is different,
i have to buy another license,
or i can use it later on other server / with different URL,
and it must be only one instance at any given time ?

Also domain != domain name , right ?
I mean, if i have a webspace with domain names
"www.mydomain1.com" and "www.mydomain2.com",
which belong to the same webspace,
i still can run vbulletin with one license on this webspace ?

Sorry, it's probable stupid questions,
but i just want to be sure

Thanks in advance
Burns

[George L]

Originally posted by Burns
one server / one domain ...
Does it means, if i change the provider,
it's a different server, and even the domain name is different,
i have to buy another license,
or i can use it later on other server / with different URL,
and it must be only one instance at any given time ?

Also domain != domain name , right ?
I mean, if i have a webspace with domain names
"www.mydomain1.com" and "www.mydomain2.com",
which belong to the same webspace,
i still can run vbulletin with one license on this webspace ?

Sorry, it's probable stupid questions,
but i just want to be sure

Thanks in advance
Burns

if you change domains or urls you just need to got to the members access area and update your license details

[Burns]

thanks!

[EchoHype]

The one that used to confuse me is, when i asked similar questions, the admins would say "not able to access admin area, etc"

i though they meant admin area on forums, but low and behold they meant admin area on their sites, just some clarification!