Oracle Licence policy

Hi,
We have oracle 8i on TRU64 CLUSTER(active/passive) with 4 cpu on each machine.
As its active/passive cluster only one machine will be active at a time.
What should be the oracle licence policy on this kind of environment.
Do we have to pay for licence of both the machine or only one.
Thanks in advance

Yes, in fact, Oracle trusts the Customer will install and use the software according to the Oracle License Agreement. It is easier for both parties. If ever Oracle finds software misuse on the customer's side, the oracle representative may invite the customer to regularize the software or Oracle can sue the customer and most probably Oracle will win the trial. As you can see, you can download and install whatever you want, Oracle software is in no way protected like other software, but it doesn't mean this software is free and you can only install what you are entitled to, As previously stated this is only for your records.
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