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No.
Licenses are issued per server, and pricing reflects an understanding that some people don't need a lot of virtual servers on each system. That's why, unlike some of our competitors, we offer many license "sizes".
If price is a primary concern for you, you might consider Virtualmin GPL, depending on what your requirements are (e.g. whether you need Install Scripts, and some of the other Professional-only features). The Spam/AV stuff has been ported to GPL, so that is no longer a consideration (though the automatic setup isn't quite in place yet).
Hope this helps with your plans.
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I don't require scripting, so I will give the GPL a shot. Thanks again Joe.
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<div class='quote'>No.
Licenses are issued per server, and pricing reflects an understanding that some people don't need a lot of virtual servers on each system. That's why, unlike some of our competitors, we offer many license "sizes".
If price is a primary concern for you, you might consider Virtualmin GPL, depending on what your requirements are (e.g. whether you need Install Scripts, and some of the other Professional-only features). The Spam/AV stuff has been ported to GPL, so that is no longer a consideration (though the automatic setup isn't quite in place yet).
Hope this helps with your plans.</div>
One more question. Due sub-domains count as domains? (as far as the licensing is concerned)
<div class='quote'>Due sub-domains count as domains?</div>
It it's an alias, no, if it's a sub-server or virtual server, yes. (An alias is merely a pointer to an existing server, while a sub-server and virtual server have different content.)
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