Remote Terminals Clause Samples
The Remote Terminals clause defines the rules and requirements for accessing a system or network from remote locations using terminal devices. It typically outlines the security protocols, authentication methods, and permissible uses for remote connections, such as requiring encrypted connections or restricting access to certain data. This clause ensures that remote access is managed securely, reducing the risk of unauthorized entry and protecting sensitive information when users connect from outside the primary workplace.
Remote Terminals. Controlled Environmental Vaults (CEV), Huts, Remote Terminals and Cabinets and other AT&T owned or controlled premises where collocation is practical and technically feasible, e.g. where heat dissipation is not severely limited or there is sufficient space for Collocator’s equipment.
Remote Terminals. The Commission may not require a common carrier to provide a remote terminal for electronic access under subsection (c).
Remote Terminals. There shall be no restrictions upon the source or type of remote terminals used by any Bureau, or any of its customers, except that such terminals shall be compatible with the ACROPAC System(TM).