Информация о лицензировании для Cisco Cisco Prime Central 1.1

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Open Source License for the overlibmws Package

 

1. License coverage

 

Note that this license only covers the script library (javascript core and plugin modules) and not any supporting

material such as the overlibmws website or its online documentation and support files. You may not reproduce the

website or its online material without explicit written permission from the author, but can freely incorporate scripts

and procedures which are demonstrated in that material into your own HTML or XML documents.

 

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