Yes, these are offered as shrink-wrap licenses and may be moved from one computer to another, or transferred from one party to another according to the terms on the License Agreement. No, other products will continue to be licensed as they are today. For example, a Traditional License provides the right to use a given software product on all hardware partitions within a single system, and a Concurrent Use License permits a specified number of uses on a single system or VMSCluster configuration. Note, however, in a mixed operating system environment, each different operating system requires its own layered product licenses. These licenses may be used on all partition on that system running the specified operating system.
Traditional Licenses continue to be based on the system class for the given system.
Yes, however, you must be licensed for the latest version in use. If licensed for the latest version in use, then the license permits use of all previous versions. For Compaq Tru64 UNIX a separate license database is required for each hardware partition. For Compaq OpenVMS, a separate license database is required for each hardware partition or VMSCluster configuration. Yes, for each partition that is running the same operating system.