Answer is D
The Event Management - Node Count Store job calculates the number of unique nodes that send event information, either directly or through third-parties, to Event Management and are eligible for licensing in the last year. The information from this job is stored in the License Usage [em_unique_nodes] table for visibility by all users. CIs bound to alerts are counted towards licensing; if there are no CIs that are bound to alerts, the event node field is used. Node is a reference to a server, not the instances of the software on it. Your node count is based on the amount of infrastructure (servers for example) that will be sending events.
https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bundle/xanadu-it-operations-management/page/product/event-management/task/license-usage.html
D is wrong. Only the CIs bound to alerts in the last year are calculated for licensing. It does NOT count the # of CIs being monitored in the CMDB.
"The Event Management - Node Count job calculates the number of unique nodes that send event information, either directly or through third-parties, to Event Management and are eligible for licensing in the last year"
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