File server Sample Clauses
A 'File server' clause defines the terms and conditions under which a file server is provided, accessed, or used within the context of an agreement. This clause typically outlines responsibilities for maintaining the server, user access rights, data storage limitations, and security protocols. For example, it may specify who is authorized to upload or download files, how backups are managed, and what measures are in place to protect sensitive information. The core function of this clause is to ensure clear expectations and responsibilities regarding the use and management of the file server, thereby reducing the risk of data loss, unauthorized access, or operational disputes.
File server. The file server solutions must utilize a non-proprietary, industry standard 11 compliant operating system capable of supporting real-time electronic data storage, 12 compatible to ADOT server operating systems. At initial installation, the proposed 13 system must operate at no more than 35 percent of capacity (for processor, memory, 14 disk, and input/output performance). Parallel processing is not required, but the system 15 must continue processing without server failure should any one component fail. RAID 5 16 (disk striping with parity) and hot swap disks are required, along with dual 17 controllers/paths to the disk. The file server must also have redundant components such 18 as power, fan, controllers, and network cards. 19 The file server must have sufficient main memory, disk capacity, and processing 20 capability to support the collocated office electronic data storage needs and transmission 21 of large numbers of electronic data files. The file server hardware must have expansion 22 capabilities to comply with and support future requirements as determined by ADOT.
File server. The file server solutions must utilize an industry standard compliant 31 operating system compatible to ADOT server operating systems. At initial installation, 32 the proposed system must operate at no more than 35 percent of capacity (for 33 processor, memory, disk, and input/output performance). The system must continue 34 processing without server failure should any one component fail. A minimum of RAID 5 35 (disk striping with parity) and hot swap disks are required, along with dual 36 controllers/paths to the disk. The file server must also have redundant components such 37 as power, fan, controllers, and network cards. 38 The file server must have sufficient main memory, disk capacity, and processing 39 capability to support the collocated office electronic data storage needs and transmission 40 of large numbers of electronic data files. The file server hardware must have expansion 41 capabilities to comply with and support future requirements as determined by ADOT.
File server. The file server solutions must utilize an industry standard compliant operating 22 system compatible to ADOT server operating systems. At initial installation, the proposed 23 system must operate at no more than 35 percent of capacity (for processor, memory, disk, 24 and input/output performance). The system must continue processing without server 25 failure should any one component fail. A minimum of RAID 5 (disk striping with parity) and 26 hot swap disks are required, along with dual controllers/paths to the disk. The file server 27 must also have redundant components such as power, fan, controllers, and network cards. 28 The file server must have sufficient main memory, disk capacity, and processing capability 29 to support the collocated office electronic data storage needs and transmission of large 30 numbers of electronic data files. The file server hardware must have expansion 31 capabilities to comply with and support future requirements as determined by ADOT. The 32 file server must initially have a warranty with a 5-year next Business Day on-site service 33 agreement and then an extended warranty for the remainder of the projected life of the 34 collocated office.
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File server. 7.4.11.2 THE SYSTEM MUST BE ABLE TO INITIALLY SUPPORT THREE YEARS OF ON-LINE STORAGE BASED ON THE GIVEN USE, A TOTAL OF 125,000 IMAGES PER YEAR AND 375,000 FOR THREE YEARS. THE NUMBER OF IMAGES ARE BASED ON:
File server. 7.4.1 THE FILE SERVER MUST BE A MEMBER OF AN UPWARD-COMPATIBLE "FAMILY" OF PROCESSORS SO THAT THE SYSTEM CAN ACCOMMODATE FUTURE EXPANSION BY UPGRADING THE PROCESSORS WITH MINIMAL EFFECT ON APPLICATION SOFTWARE. BIDDER SHOULD STATE WHERE QUOTED FILE SERVER STANDS WITHIN THE FAMILY OF PROCESSORS. OTHER INTERPRETATIONS OF THE PHRASE, "FAMILY OF PROCESSORS," WILL BE ACCEPTED IF SOFTWARE WHICH HAS BEEN SUPPORTING THE REQUIRED WORKLOAD AT THE REQUIRED PERFORMANCE LEVELS WILL COMPILE AND EXECUTE WITHOUT MODIFICATION OR EMULATION ON PROPOSED REPLACEMENT PROCESSORS. The file server WILL be a member of an upward-compatible "family" of processors so that the system can accommodate future expansion by upgrading the processors with minimal effect on application software. The RISC System/6000 models come in four binary-compatible series: entry-level 200 Series and 300 Series desktop POWERservers, 500 Series deskside models, and the high -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17 August 1993 56 Hennepin County Sheriff's Department Computerized Image Database XImage Corporation Proposal
File server. 7.4.7 THE SERVER MUST HAVE A TRUE MULTI-TASKING 32-BIT OPERATING SYSTEM THAT MEETS OPERATING SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS AS REFERENCED IN OPERATING SYSTEM SOFTWARE SECTION 8.2. The server WILL utilize IBM AIX, a true multi-tasking 32-bit operating system that meets operating system specifications as referred in Operating System Software.
7.4.8 SYSTEM MUST INITIALLY SUPPORT A MINIMUM OF TWENTY WORKSTATIONS (CAPTURE OR DISPLAY) WHILE CONTINUING TO MEET ALL SPECIFICATIONS HEREIN. The configuration specified WILL initially support a minimum of twenty (20) workstations (capture or display) and continue to meet all specifications herein.
File server. The file server solutions must utilize a non-proprietary, industry standard 45 compliant operating system capable of supporting real-time electronic data storage, 46 compatible to ADOT server operating systems. At initial installation, the proposed 47 system must operate at no more than thirty-five percent (35%) of capacity (for processor, 48 memory, disk, and input/output performance). Parallel processing is not required, but the 49 system must continue processing without server failure should any one component fail.
File server. Runtime and Installation Files
File server. Purchaser acknowledges that Seller may remove from the Property and retain a file server and storage unit identified as Equal Logic PS4100 ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇ Service Tag 23XBRW1 and Power Edge R610 model, E015 Service Tag G7F2XQ1 and may load thereon any data which Seller is expressly permitted to retain under the terms of the Purchase Agreement.