What is per-Endpoint license?

What is per-Endpoint license?

An endpoint is equivalent to one of the following:
  1. 1 Windows Workstation/Endpoint
  2. 1 Linux Workstation/Endpoint
  3. 1 Mac
Example: If you have 10 Windows Workstations, 5 Linux Workstations, and 3 Mac, you need to buy 18 endpoint licenses.

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