MSDN Licenisng - Products usage

I work for several clients,   one of which is a Microsoft Certified partner.  For purely training purposes, could they use the Microsoft products like Operating Systems, Servers, and  applications like Office, Virtual PC, .net etc., AS NEEDED from the MSDN licensing?  The maximum usage could never exceed more than 20 for any product.  OR if I need to follow the liceinsing guide lines, if any one could provide a link that is highly appreciated.

Is it your subscription?
If so no one else can use it.
the license to use is for an individual and can not be shared with
others.

Generally you are limited to 10 installations of each product.

Read your Master EULA for details.
The Master EULA is a small booklet and takes precedence over the
individual EULAs.

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Jupiter Jones  [MVP]
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partner.  For purely training purposes, could they use the Microsoft
products like Operating Systems, Servers, and  applications like
Office, Virtual PC, .net etc., AS NEEDED from the MSDN licensing?  The
maximum usage could never exceed more than 20 for any product.  OR if
I need to follow the liceinsing guide lines, if any one could provide
a link that is highly appreciated.

The MSDN license is available on the MSDN subscription site at 
microsoft (msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions).

	Eyal

Kumar, the MSDN License does not apply to MSDN media which is provided by 
the Certified Partner Program.

A Certified Partner should consult their Partner Program Agreement. The 
number of licenses available for internal, training, and demo purposes 
varies by Partner Level and by country. I cannot tell from your post what 
country you might be in, nor what Partner Level might apply, so you need to 
determine the Certified Partner Primary Contact, who should have access to 
the Program Agreement.

The use of MSDN is for development. Within the dev environ, you have a lot
of latitude. The CP license for MSDN is a bit different. Consult the license
that ships with the product.

Off the hip, I would say yes. But, that is a guess. Have them talk to their
MS licensing rep.

-- 
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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partner.  For purely training purposes, could they use the Microsoft
products like Operating Systems, Servers, and  applications like Office,
Virtual PC, .net etc., AS NEEDED from the MSDN licensing?  The maximum usage
could never exceed more than 20 for any product.  OR if I need to follow the
liceinsing guide lines, if any one could provide a link that is highly
appreciated.