Restore Time Sample Clauses
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Restore Time. In respect of a Fault, the time taken between the acceptance of a Ticket (as relating to a P-SLA Service) and when the status of that Customer Ticket is changed to "Resolved". The Customer Ticket is set to "Resolved" when the Service is restored to its normal operation or providing a temporary work-around that enables normal use of the Service.
Restore Time. The time between Vendor receiving and accepting ----- ------------ the problem from Newbridge and the delivery of an acceptable work-around (or fix) for the problem: . Emergency - Vendor will use all best efforts and resources at its disposal to ensure that an End User's network is restored to operation status, as soon as possible, but not to exceed twenty four (24) hours from receiving the problem from Newbridge. Vendor will also use all best efforts and resources at its disposal to deliver an acceptable work-around (or fix) for the problem as soon as possible, but not to exceed one month following diagnosis. . High - within the next maintenance release, which will be issued no later than eight weeks after diagnosis. . Medium - less than 6 months . Low - less than 6 months
Restore Time. The time between Unisphere receiving and accepting the problem from Siemens and the delivery of an acceptable work-around (or fix) for the problem. FAULT CORRECTION TIME: The between Unisphere receiving and accepting the problem from Siemens and the delivery of an acceptable, final fix for the problem.
Restore Time this indicates the amount of time for Euphoria to provide a working solution to the problem, so business can continue (this might include a workaround solution until the full resolution can be implemented).
Restore Time. Restore Time is defined as the elapsed time between the reporting of a Service Affecting problem by SIEMENS and the time Company provides an acceptable work around or returns the Product to a level of operation that is acceptable to the Customer. Company will use reasonable efforts to meet the Restore Times specified below for each Priority Level. Priority Level Response Time Commitment -------------- ------------------------ Critical Less than or equal to 24 hours. Company will use all commercially reasonable efforts to restore the affected Product as soon as possible. Major Less than or equal to Three (3) Business Days. Minor Not Applicable Query Not Applicable
Restore Time. The time between Vendor receiving and accepting the problem from Newbridge and the delivery of an acceptable work around (or fix) for the problem: - Emergency - Vendor will use all best efforts and resources at its disposal to ensure problem is resolved as soon as possible, but not to exceed twenty four (24) hours from receiving the problem from Newbridge. - High - within the next maintenance release, which will be issued no later than eight weeks after diagnosis. - Medium - less than 6 months - Low - less than 6 months
Restore Time. The time to restore the output or to turn on the NCL outlet. This shutdown time must occur prior to the restore time. The maximum duration between the turn off and turn on is 30 days. Note: Restore Time will be affected by Returned Delay in the UPS/Configuration page. If a schedule is set to restore power at 6:00 PM and the Returned Delay is set 5 minutes, the schedule will actually restore power at 6:05 PM. ⚫ Comment: Sets the user-defined comments for this schedule. Security Login The Security/Login page is used to change the PowerPanel® Business Edition login account information, including user account, password, and the duration of login session.
Restore Time. In respect of a Fault, the time taken between the acceptance of a Customer Trouble Ticket and when the status of that Customer Trouble Ticket is changed to "Resolved". The Customer Trouble Ticket is set to "Resolved" when the Service is restored to its normal operation or providing a temporary work-around that enables normal use of the Service.
