Test Bed Sample Clauses

Test Bed. 3.4.1 For the purpose of testing the Vendor shall provide the Equipment set forth in the Specifications at [***] to Reliance and such Equipment shall be shipped to the Reliance designated location not later than [***] after the Effective Date of the Broadband Access Equipment Contract if specifically requested for by Reliance in writing.
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Test Bed. 3.3.1 For the purpose of testing the Vendor shall provide the Software set forth in the Specifications at [***] to Reliance and such Software shall be shipped to the Reliance designated location not later than [***] after the Effective Date of the Broadband Access Software Contract if specifically requested for by Reliance in writing.
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Test Bed. The Urban Partner will create a vehicle infrastructure integration (“VII”) test bed along Xxxxx Drive. • RITA’s Intelligent Transportation Systems Operational Testing to Mitigate Congestion (“ITS-OTMC”) Program • $20.2 million in funds appropriated when needed and available, but in any event no later than the end of Fiscal Year 2009; funding subject to appropriation
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Test Bed. Integrator will make available to Okta, at no charge, access to a developer account and/or sandbox instance of the Integrator Product(s) for use by Okta to develop, configure, test, and/or support the Integration(s), which Okta may conduct itself or through a third party. Integrator agrees that Okta and its agents or contractors developing, configuring, and/or testing the Integration(s) will bear no responsibility for, or liability in connection with, any damages or claims arising from such testing.
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Test Bed. Purchaser shall have the option (but shall not be obligated), which Purchaser may exercise in writing no later than ***. If Purchaser exercises the Test Bed Option, Contractor shall develop, test and supply the Test Bed in accordance with Section 9.0 of Exhibit A and to meet the specifications set forth in Appendix E.1 of Exhibit B. The delivery schedule and delivery location for the Test Bed shall be set forth in Section 9 of Exhibit A, Statement of Work. The payment terms are set forth in Section 2 of Exhibit E, Payment Plan.
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Test Bed specifications Both the short term and the medium term demonstrators require hardware and software components for the vertical integration demonstration, as described in details below. The data plane for the short/medium term demonstrator is composed of servers used to generate traffic, TU/e Ethernet switches used for interconnection and for the medium term demonstrator, one or several Xxxxxxx switches acting as spine switch. An example of a simplified data plane demonstrator test-bed with the hardware components used is given in Figure 10. It is important to note that due to the limited number of hardware components available, such as servers or TU/e Ethernet switches, the demonstrator may have slightly different component deployment as compared to the test-beds shown in Figure 10. Xxxxxxx OCS OF Agent OF Agent OF Agent OF Agent OF Agent OF Agent OF Agent OF Agent TUE Ethernet switch OF Agent OF Agent OF Agent OF Agent OF Agent OF Agent Spine Leaf TOR Server Spine - Leaf Dynamic Data Center Figure 10: Short term and medium term data plane demonstrator test-beds Interoute Testbed and Servers Interoute testbed is located in the production infrastructure of the Interoute Milan PoP where a co- location area is dedicated to host servers and network equipment for the COSIGN demostrator. All Interoute co-location sites are provided with AC & DC power as standard, both of them are designed with N+1 resilience configuration in order to ensure redundancy and guarantee 99.99% power availability. Temperature and humidity control is provided by a heat rejection chiller system with N+1 redundancy configuration that ensure a temperature of 23°C (+/- 3°C) and humidity rate of 50% (+/- 10%). The demonstration testbed provides a dedicated hardware infrastructure that will simulate a virtualized DC environment, where all the software components and hardware equipment can be tested and evaluated. To address this purpose, 3 hardware servers will be made available, each of them with the following specifications: • (2x) 10 Core CPU • 256 GB of Memory • 1TB storage HDD • (4x) 1GbE Ports + (2x) 10Gb-T Ports • iLO Chassis Lights Out Management Card In addition, an Ethernet Switch with 48x1GbE ports + 2x10Gb-T ports can be used to interconnect the servers. The rack space reserved for the testbed equipment is 15 U, 5 of which will be used to host the three servers, the switch and a router, so that a free space of 10 U can be used to accommodate any other device provided by other par...
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Test Bed. ‌ The test bed consists of a Dell OptiPlex 7010 PC with the following hardware specifica- tions: CPU Intel(R) Quad Core(TM) i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz RAM 8 GB DDR3 RAM HDD 250 GB, 7200 RPM Serial-ATA and the following software installed: OS Ubuntu 13.04 Server Network emulator Mininet, version 2.1.0+ Virtual switch OVS version 2.1.0 SDN Controllers Floodlight version 0.90, OpenDayLight version 0.1.2-370 The network scenario is emulated using the Mininet framework [Xxxxx et al., 2010]. It uses OS features to instantiate lightweight virtualisation of network hosts, and interconnects them with virtual switches, according to a specified topology configuration. Effectively, what Mininet does, is to abstract this rather complex configuration task of the Operating System (OS), into a matter of high-level programming, which makes it ideal for rapid network prototyping.
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Test Bed. The Urban Partner (MTC) will create an open architecture vehicle infrastructure integration test bed in support of a HOT lane tolling application. Evaluation. The Urban Partner (SFMTA) will evaluate the impacts of the parking pricing project. Telecommuting/TDM Projects Local project to be implemented by Urban Partner. In connection with the implementation of the Federal Projects, the Urban Partner (SFCTA) will expand the technical and promotional aspects of San Francisco’s telecommuting and related alternative commute programs. No UPA funding Total Funding $87.29 M SFpark Variable Pricing. SFpark is the name given to the parking pricing system to be implemented by SFMTA. The primary goal of SFpark is to use intelligent parking management technology and techniques, in particular demand-responsive pricing, to manage the on-street and off-street parking supply and demand. SFMTA expects this approach to reduce the number and duration of vehicle trips and reduce double parking and, thereby, reduce congestion. SFMTA views the UPA-funded project as a pilot to test a system that will be more widely deployed throughout San Francisco in the future. The parking technologies to be tested include networked parking meters, parking occupancy sensors, and parking information systems. SFpark is expected to improve SFMTA’s effectiveness in meter maintenance, enforcement, and parking management and provide travelers with better information about parking location, availability, and price to help them make more informed travel choices. The pilot areas for SFpark are highlighted in red (or dark lines) in Figure 2-2. The new system will consist of approximately 6,000 metered on-street parking spaces (about one-quarter of the city’s total supply) and 12,250 parking spaces in fifteen city-operated garages and one lot. Control areas, highlighted in yellow (or light lines) in Figure 2-2, will be equipped with traffic sensors for monitoring use of the parking supply where variable pricing is not implemented. SFMTA’s approach to variable pricing is to adjust parking prices gradually and periodically to achieve targets for parking availability rather than dynamically adjusting pricing based on moment-to-moment changes in parking demand. SFMTA expects that drivers will be able to gradually adjust travel behaviors and choices to respond to new price information over time, whereas dynamic pricing could be potentially confusing for drivers, difficult for SFMTA to administer, and technicall...
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