It is just as good as the fancy certificate. And if you order a new computer with software loaded on it, your DPO and the invoice from the manufacturer will indicate that. NO , unless it is specifically stated otherwise in the license agreement. NO , unless you have a license that specifically states that you may put it on more than one computer or if you have more than one license. Probably not .
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At the very least you do not have technical support or product warranties. Borrowed disks are susceptible to virus contamination. The Policy also states, Most software used on UNR computers is covered by copyright, license, or non-disclosure agreements. This can vary . Smaller departments or offices might assign one person to keep track of all licenses.