Lion, multiple Macs, and licensing

[Demigod Mac]

I don't believe I've heard a clear answer on this.

What's Apple's stance on those of us who own multiple Macs and want to upgrade all of them to Lion? One Apple ID = unlimited installs for an individual, or do they expect one person to buy a copy for each Mac?

What about family packs for households with multiple Macs?

 

[Qwaf]

One regular Lion purchase on the store allows you to install it on up to 5 Macs.

 

[OllyW]

One regular Lion purchase on the store allows you to install it on up to 5 Macs.

But they've got to use the same Apple ID.

 

[jakudo]

And is there some possibility to download just one copy of the installation file and install it on multiple macs (with same or different ID)?

 

[endless17]

download the installer, extract the dmg, restore it to a USB drive and install Lion on as many machines as you'd like.

 

[jakudo]

Ok, I'll try it. Tanks for advice

 

[^squirrel^]

download the installer, extract the dmg, restore it to a USB drive and install Lion on as many machines as you'd like.

Is that the same for the server version as well?

 

[richardp2020]

But they've got to use the same Apple ID.

I'm confused, so if I download lion on my mac, extract the installer and put it on a disc. I can then install the original version on my imac and use the disc to upgrade my wife's macbook pro? So how does the verification work for my wife's mac? Do I sign in with my apple id during the installation process/sign in after first boot up? or is it easier than that, does it only need your apple id to actually download the installer?