VIRTUAL SERVER. This is a single computer or a virtual machine (a software implementation of a machine that executes programs like a physical machine) that is owned, rented or leased by an individual or entity that turns around and rents or leases access to others. The virtual server may have one or more applications on it for the end users to use. The purpose of the virtual server is to give multiple users access to many software programs.
VIRTUAL SERVER. Virtual Server Availability is measured continuously, but for the purposes of this SLA will be measured in units of minutes during the applicable month for which the Service Credits will apply. The following table summarizes the Service Credits due for failing to meet the Availability target: Service Category Monthly SLA Percentage SLA Credit Virtual Server Availability 99.9% 5% Virtual Server Availability 99.8% 10% Virtual Server Availability 99.7% 15% A Virtual Server will be deemed “available” if the virtualization hardware and hypervisor layers delivering the clients virtualized servers are available and responding to Oasis’ monitoring tools. Or if any server downtime doesn’t impact any necessary functionality within the Client’s network.
VIRTUAL SERVER. Pursuant to the terms of this Agreement and the Plan selected by Client, Web Services agrees to provide Client with: (i) space on a server (ìVirtual Serverî) to host a site on the Internet (ìWeb Siteî), (ii) a non-exclusive license to use administrative software by which to partially control the virtual server, and a non- exclusive license to other Web Services proprietary software (ìSoftwareî), including but certainly not limited to SmartSearchô, and (iii) various other services as more specifically set forth in Clientís Plan (collectively, ìServicesî). Client hereby agrees that Web Services is responsible only for providing the Services explicitly set forth in Clientís Plan and this Agreement, and Web Services is not responsible for providing any other services or tasks.
VIRTUAL SERVER. A virtualized server on a physical server (host node) with small resources reserved for the Virtual Server such as CPU cores, Memory, Disk space.
