CF Licensing on two front end web servers

I'm currently running CF 9 Standard on a since server that runs as my web and db server.  I use Rackspace Cloud btw.
I've been thinking about changing my infrustructure around so it would look like this:
- 1 Load Balancer
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- 1 Database Server
My question is about licensing on the 2 web servers.
- Is it possible to use a single CF Standard license to cover both web servers (since they are just syncing each other, they are basically the same server but split into two separate virtual machines), or would I need to purchase 2 individual licenses to make this work?
Any help or advice is appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks vishu,
I can read the license agreement, but it's the interpretation of legal wording that I'm having troubles with.  Basically, I'm looking for a real world YES or NO to my question.  I'm sure others have had this question, that's why I came to this forum.
2.1 General Use. You may install and use one copy of the Software on up to the Permitted Number of your compatible Computers as long as, when required by the Software, you present a valid serial number for each copy; and
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