Web Site Hosting Sample Clauses
The Web Site Hosting clause defines the terms under which a service provider will host a client's website on its servers. It typically outlines the scope of hosting services, such as server uptime commitments, data storage limits, and technical support provisions. This clause ensures that both parties understand their responsibilities and expectations regarding website availability and maintenance, thereby minimizing disputes and clarifying service levels.
Web Site Hosting. A. Server Hosting DEVELOPER agrees, at COMPANY’s option, to maintain COMPANY’s Web Site on DEVELOPER’s Web Server on a month to month basis, and to make maintenance modifications to COMPANY’s Web Site from time to time in accordance with COMPANY’s directions. Such modifications shall be implemented within five (5) business days of DEVELOPER’s receipt of COMPANY’s changes if the changes are easily implemented, and within ten (10) business days of DEVELOPER’s receipt of COMPANY’s changes if the changes are not easily implemented. As part of this service, DEVELOPER agrees to make COMPANY’s Web Site available to Internet users approximately 24 hours per day, to back-up COMPANY’s Web Site at least once every two weeks, and to store said back-up materials in a safe and secure environment, fit for the back-up media, and not located at the same location as DEVELOPER’s Web Server. Also as part of this service, DEVELOPER agrees to use its best efforts to ensure reasonable response times for users accessing COMPANY’s Web Site.
B. Back-Up Copies Upon notice from COMPANY not more often than once each month, and also in the event of COMPANY’s termination of its use of DEVELOPER’s Web Server as the host for COMPANY’s Web Site, DEVELOPER agrees to transfer a complete copy of COMPANY’s then-current Web Site, including all Code therefor, to COMPANY, said transfer to occur by either copying them to floppy disks, 100 megabyte ZIP cartridges or via File Transfer Protocol (“FFP”). Files will be provided in HTML format, standard word processing Text format or, if images, as TIFF’s GIFF’S, JPEG’s or Photoshop files. The transfer method will be selected by COMPANY in its discretion no later than 24 hours before the time the transfer is to take place. in the event such transfer results from COMPANY’s termination of its use of DEVELOPER’s Web Server as the host for COMPANY’s Web Site, DEVELOPER shall maintain one complete electronic version of COMPANY’s Web Site, including all Code therefor (and shall “ wipe” all other versions thereof off of its computers and media, including back-up copies), until COMPANY informs DEVELOPER in writing that the transferred files appear to be complete, at which time DEVELOPER shall “wipe” its final copy of COMPANY’s Web Site off of its computers and media.
C. Transaction Logging During the time that COMPANY’s Web Site is located on DEVELOPER’s Web Server, DEVELOPER will make available on a monthly basis and free of charge an analysis of COMPANY Web S...
Web Site Hosting. Commercial Web sites have no restrictions as to usage except that the business conducted on the Web site adhere to applicable Local, State and Federal regulations and that the information presented adhere to the terms and conditions stated in paragraphs 4, 5 and 13 above. Before Web site privileges are granted, NetCarrier reserves the right to inquire as to the usage of the Web site in order to establish projected traffic to and from the site. All standard commercial Web sites are limited to a maximum monthly traffic rate of 1,000 megabytes/month, total for all protocols. If traffic exceeds this limit, NetCarrier reserves the right to either throttle usage or require additional compensation commensurate with the actual traffic rate. There is no charge for initial account setup, unless otherwise quoted at the time of contract initiation. However, any subsequent customer requested changes or modifications to commercial Web sites or to any account setup parameter (including: name changes for dial-in, web page name or email name(s)) that require NetCarrier intervention are subject to a $50.00 fee per occurrence.
Web Site Hosting. A. Server Hosting THE DEVELOPER agrees, at THE COMPANY’s option, to maintain THE COMPANY’s Web Site on Third Parties (“Server Provider”) Web Server on a month to month basis.
Web Site Hosting. (a) The Trust or its service provider shall maintain the Fund Documents Web Site. At the Company’s request, the Trust or its service provider may provide the Company with URLs to the current Fund Documents for use with the Company’s electronic delivery of Fund Documents or on the Company’s Web site, including the Web site specified in paragraph (j)(1)(iii) of Rule 498A. The Company will be responsible for the maintenance of any web links to such URLs on the Company’s Web site. The Trust agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to employ procedures consistent with industry practices designed to reduce exposure to viruses. However, the Trust and the Distributor make no warranty, express or implied, that the Fund Documents Web Site, the Fund Documents, or any URLs provided will be free from any defects, bugs, errors or malfunctions.
(b) The Company shall maintain the Web site specified in paragraph (j)(1)(iii) of Rule 498A, so that the relevant 498A Documents are publicly accessible, free of charge, at that Web site, in accordance with the conditions set forth in that paragraph, provided that the Trust and the Distributor fulfill their obligations under this Article IV, if any. The Company shall be solely responsible for the development and operation of such Web site and hereby represents to the Trust and the Distributor that such website conforms to all legal and regulatory requirements, including but not limited to subparagraph (j)(1)(iii) of Rule 498A. In addition, the Trust and the Distributor are not responsible for any additional costs that may be incurred by the Company as a result of the Company’s obligations as specified in this Agreement to place 498A Documents on the Company’s Web site, other than as expressly stated in this Agreement. The Company shall also make reasonable efforts to comply with the “safe harbor” provisions, terms and conditions of paragraph (h)(4) of Rule 498A.
Web Site Hosting. By using «Your_Company»’s website hosting services, the client agrees to the terms listed at the below website URLS. This section does not apply if the client will not be using «Your_Company»’s website hosting services. Terms and Conditions «Your_URL»/terms.htm
Web Site Hosting. 5.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE SITE. A brief description of the Site shall be provided on the applicable Order form.
Web Site Hosting. A. Big Rig agrees to maintain Customer’s Web Site on Big Rig’s Web Server on a month-to month-basis, subject to Customer’s payment obligations under this Agreement. As part of this service, Big Rig agrees to make Customer’s Web Site available to Internet users approximately twenty-four hours per day, to back-up Customer’s Web Site at least once every two weeks, and to store said back-up materials in a safe and secure environment, fit for the back-up media, and not located at the same location as Big Rig’s Web Server. Also as part of this service, Big Rig agrees to use its best efforts to ensure reasonable response times for users accessing Customer’s Web Site.
B. In the event of Customer’s termination of its use of Big Rig’s Web Server as the host for the Web Site Big Rig agrees to transfer a complete copy of Customer’s then-current Web Site, on a complimentary basis, including all code therefor, to Customer, said transfer to occur by either copying them to floppy disks, ZIP cartridges, FTP, or other media as agreed upon by Big Rig. Big Rig shall also transfer a copy of such files for a customary fee if requested prior to Customer’s termination of its use of Big Rig’s Web Server as the host for the Web Site. Files will be provided in HTML format, standard word processing Text format or, if images, as TIFFs GIFs, or JPEGs. The foregoing transfer shall not include configuration and/or set-up of the Web Site on a third-party web server, all of which services shall be billed at Big Rig’s then-customary rates. The transfer method will be selected by Customer in its discretion no later than forty-eight
Web Site Hosting. Globoforce shall provide Web Site hosting for GE’s Program.
a. For planned website maintenance outages Globoforce shall provide GE [*****] days advance notice along with detail regarding the outage and expected duration. In the event that any Globocertificates or merchant certificates are lost in the mail, due to error by Globoforce, Globoforce shall be responsible for all costs associated with the re-issuance of such certificates; provided, however, that during each 12 month period during the term of this Agreement, such liability shall be limited to no CERTAIN CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS OF THIS EXHIBIT WERE OMITTED AND REPLACED WITH “[*****]”. A COMPLETE VERSION OF THIS EXHIBIT HAS BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECRETARY OF THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO AN APPLICATION REQUESTING CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT UNDER RULE 24b-2 OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934. General Electric Company more than one-half of one percent (0.5%) of the actual aggregate face value of all GloboCertificates. Globoforce shall provide a summary re-issuance report to GE on a quarterly basis. Globoforce shall monitor GloboCertificates that are not redeemed within one year of issuance. Globoforce shall provide a summary report to GE on a quarterly basis. If such amount exceeds 5% of total awards issued during the corresponding period, then Globoforce and GE shall agree on a communication action plan to reduce such level.
Web Site Hosting. CLIENT agrees that it will contract directly with HOSTPRO of Los Angeles, California for web site hosting services. AGENCY agrees that it will supervise and manage said web site hosting services on behalf of CLIENT. This supervision and management will necessarily include, but not be limited to: (i) the negotiation of fair market rates with HOSTPRO for web hosting services; (ii) advising CLIENT as to hosting options; (iii) working with HOSTPRO to achieve CLIENT's goal of 99% up-time for the web site; and (iv) managing graphic and programming updates to the web site.
Web Site Hosting. Each school will have a unique internet domain name provided by Government via their chosen agent, Nominet. BITC will provide a hosting service for this domain name, facilities for hosting the school web site, and facilities for managing access to the web site from the internet. BITC will provide disc capacity for schools web site data and will monitor the overall utilisation of that disc space. Initially, no limit will be placed on the amount of capacity available to each school. However, this may need to be reviewed in light of the cost of such a provision. Schools will be provided with the means to maintain their own web sites and will be responsible for the content of the Site.