Monitoring Servers Sample Clauses
The 'Monitoring Servers' clause establishes the right or obligation to observe and track the performance, security, and usage of servers involved in a contractual relationship. Typically, this clause outlines the methods and frequency of monitoring, such as regular system checks, logging access, or using automated tools to detect anomalies or unauthorized activities. Its core practical function is to ensure that servers are operating securely and efficiently, helping to identify issues early and maintain compliance with service standards or regulatory requirements.
Monitoring Servers. In addition to the Yahoo’s servers monitoring Aggregate Response Times, Overture may at its option place a monitoring server (or servers, one for each site) proximal to the Yahoo production network to aid in the resolution of connectivity and Network Response problems. Yahoo may place a monitoring server (or servers, one for each site) proximal to the Overture production network, also to aid in the resolution of connectivity and Network Response problems.
Monitoring Servers. In addition to the Yahoo!’s servers monitoring Transaction Response Times, Yahoo! may at its option place a monitoring server (or servers, one for each Microsoft data center which responds to any of the query types) proximal to the Microsoft production network to aid in the resolution of connectivity and Network Response Time problems. Microsoft may, at its option, place a monitoring server (or servers, one for each Yahoo! data center which performs queries) proximal to the Yahoo! production network, also to aid in the resolution of connectivity and Network Response Time problems. Monitoring Servers shall conform to the reasonable security specifications of the data center in which they are installed.
Monitoring Servers. DW Spectrum enables users to perform health monitoring of Servers in the real-time mode. To proceed, perform one of the following: Drag Server from Resource Tree to Scene Open Server 's Context Menu and choose Monitor (Monitor in a New Tab or Window). The information is displayed as follows: Uptime (the time since the server is started) CPU Load Memory Usage (RAM) Hard disk partitions usage (C: and D: in this case) Network Interfaces Usage To enable/disable graphs check/uncheck them. If hover with a mouse cursor on a check, the corresponding graph will be clearly visible, the rest-ones will be faded. User can perform standard manipulations with Monitoring Item: move, resize, swap, duplicate etc (see "Items on Layouts"). To stop monitoring, remove the corresponding item from Scene. Multiple Server s can be monitored simultaneously. Additionally it is possible to monitor all Servers on a single Layout. To do so open Main Menu, choose System Administration (CTRL+ALT+A), then click Health Monitoring.