Customer Infrastructure definition
Examples of Customer Infrastructure in a sentence
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Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, SimX will have no responsibility with respect to any failure, malfunction, contaminants, power loss or interruption that is due in whole or in part to the Customer Infrastructure or Customer’s failure to procure, support, secure, connect or maintain adequate Customer Infrastructure, or for any security breach, loss of data, or for any injury, property damage, or similar event related to Customer Infrastructure.
Customer is solely responsible for providing VPN and firewall protection, antivirus protection, and intrusion monitoring with respect to the Customer Infrastructure (collectively, “Customer Security Measures”).
Connection Point means a point on the Pipeline at which the Customer connects pipes and associated Customer Infrastructure required to supply metered water from the Pipeline to a Customer Property pursuant to clause 4.3. Customer Infrastructure means the assets referred to in section 2 of SCHEDULE 3; Customer Property means the property specified in Item 2 of SCHEDULE 1.
For each identified device within the project, BT will load the necessary device, support, interface and management meta-data into the Customer Infrastructure Database held within the network management platform operated by BT’s designated Network Operations Centre.