Standard Configuration definition

Standard Configuration refers to the specifications for the base device in each Configuration set forth in Attachment 1, Pricing Pages which is attached hereto and incorporated herein. • “Required Products” are items that were mandatory for the Contractor to bid in RFQ 18-01. • “Additional Products” are Products that are not part of the Standard Configuration and are optional for Authorized Users to purchase to enhance the Standard Configuration.

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Standard Configuration has the meaning given in Schedule D.

Standard Configuration means specific asset configuration parameters approved by Exelon . “Standard Configuration Documents” means the documentation that defines the specific asset configuration parameters approved by Exelon. “TLS 1.2” means Transport Layer Security 1.2, a cryptographic protocol defined in Request for Comment (RFC) 5246 (August 2008) that provides communications security over a computer network. “User” means any Person able to access Buyer’s Electronic Information on Contractor’s Electronic Information Assets or Buyer’s Electronic Information Assets. “VPN” means a virtual private network which extends a private network across a public network or the Internet and enables Users to send and receive data across shared or public networks as if their computing devices were directly connected to the private network. “Wireless Device” means any type of device that communicates with other devices without needing a physical connection to the other device to transfer and receive information. “WPA2 Standard Requirements” means the Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 security protocols and security certification programs developed by the Wi-Fi Alliance to secure wireless computer networks. “WLAN” means Contractor’s Wireless Local Area Network over which Buyer’s Electronic Information may be stored or transmitted.

Examples of Standard Configuration in a sentence

• OGS must receive notification no less than 60 calendar days before a Standard Configuration model becomes EOL.

• OGS’s determination that a replacement system meets or exceeds the original offered Standard Configuration will be final and binding on the Contractor.

• No less than 30 calendar days prior to the Standard Configuration becoming obsolete or unavailable for purchase by Authorized Users, a substitute Standard Configuration with specifications that meet or exceed the specifications of the original offered Standard Configuration must be submitted for OGS approval by completing the modification process outlined in Attachment 4 – Price List Modification Procedures.

• Contractor must provide itemized pricing on all Products offered in each Standard Configuration.

• Agreement Modifications may include the following: • Lowering Pricing of Products; • Adding Additional Products; • Deleting Products from the Additional Products Category; • Replacement of Products; and • Replacement Model for Standard Configuration.

• If Contractor wishes to lower the price for a component in the Standard Configuration, the Contractor must state the new Product pricing in the Proposed Aggregate Agreement Price column on the Attachment 5, Pricing Modification Form.

• Pricing for Products included in each Standard Configuration represents a discount off the Net NYS Contract Price from the Contractor's Manufacturer Umbrella Contract Price List.

• If the awarded Standard Configuration becomes obsolete or unavailable, a substitute Standard Configuration with specifications that meet or exceed the specifications of the original offered Standard Configuration must first be submitted for OGS approval by completing the modification process outlined in Attachment 4, Agreement Price List Modification Procedures.

• The Price of the Standard Configuration and its component prices will remain equal to the Agreement awarded price for the term of the Agreement(s) and any extensions, though Contractor may offer lower pricing at any time.

• Should the Standard Configuration bid at the time of RFQ 20- 01 be obsolete or unavailable, a substitute Standard Configuration with specifications that meet or exceed the specifications of the original offered Standard Configuration may be proposed.

More Definitions of Standard Configuration

Standard Configuration means the default, non-customer adapted functionality of the SOFTWARE.

Standard Configuration means the set of hardware and Software components comprising a particular system configuration for which Vendor will provide the Services and that are to be documented during Transition and incorporated into the Agreement.