System Administration definition

System Administration means the administrative officers and employees of a university system who are assigned responsibility in relation to administration of two or more component institutions and are under the supervision of the chancellor or other chief executive officer of the university system.

System Administration means the performance of any security function including, but not limited to:

System Administration. The administration of the Itasca County Public Service Radio Communication System as defined in Section 12 of this governance shall be the sole responsibility of the ICRB. The parameters of the system administration are as follows: The ICRB shall administer all aspects of the system including but not limited to: • Management of Inventory which consists of portable radios, mobile radios, and tower infrastructure equipment. Also inclusive of any equipment additions that may occur in future. Example: Mobile Data Computers, etc. • Approval for applications for new or replacement of portable and/or mobile radio equipment. • Equipment recovery procedures per Insurance Coverage Policy Requirements. • Communication of Programming Specifications and Requirements of the System to all parties involved.

Examples of System Administration in a sentence

• Contractor shall notify the City of any changes, enhancement, and upgrades to the System Administration and Network Security, or changes in other related services, policies, and procedures, as applicable, which can adversely impact the security of City Data.

• HMIS User Role Description System Administrator Includes Enterprise and Manager level access and operation with the addition of System Administration management functions.

• Logical access restrictions include VLAN data segregation, extensive deny-by- default access control lists, and Multi-Factor authentication required for System Administration.

• Users logging in under Limited Access User Rights are allowed no more than 30 minutes of continuous operation, must be casual, occasional, transient users, may direct output only to a local (non-network) printer, and may not have access to Application Design, System Administration, or Database Management utilities.

• INSURANCE: The Contractor may be required to show evidence of financial responsibility by providing certificate of insurance for worker’s compensation and liability coverage as determined by UW System Administration Risk Management Office.

More Definitions of System Administration

System Administration means the ability for designated individuals with the Agency to have the capability of making changes in the data, or to various components of the System independently from the Vendor. Roles will be established for the Agency’s staff and various individuals with different levels of authority.

System Administration means the performance of security functions including but not limited to defining authorized persons to access a Voice Computer System and adding, changing and deleting Account Codes or passwords in connection therewith; and invoking or revoking a system option which directs telephone call routing or which adds, moves or drops telephone lines or which performs any other similar activity.

System Administration. Means maintaining the Unified Administration System (UAS) database of radio terminals authorized to operate on Customer’s system by adding, deleting, and/or modifying radio terminals from UAS and initiate radio terminal Disable/Enable commands as necessary, and as requested by Customer.

System Administration means the general administration of the SYSTEM’s functionality and includes system settings that control access to the SYSTEM by SUBSCRIBER EQUIPMENT and, where and if the SYSTEM’s design accommodates encryption capabilities, control of the SYSTEM’s encryption keys.

System Administration means the ability for designated individuals with the Agency to have the capability of making changes in the data, or to various components of the System independently from the Vendor. Roles will be established for the Agency’s staff and various individuals with different levels of authority. This may include park holds and other capabilities unique to the Agency. As an example, if the Call Center is operated by the Vendor, this shall include access by the Agency’s assigned employees to facilitate the reservation process through the Call Center.

System Administration means the Office of the Chancellor, the Vice Chancellors, and such employees as the Chancellor may require to accomplish the duties and responsibilities assigned to the System Administration by the Board.

System Administration. A single point of management from any point on the network for all components including the IP-PBX, voicemail, auto attendant, ACD and unified messaging system, and other ancillary systems is preferred. The management interface shall provide the capability and flexibility for rapid, efficient, and cost-effective configuration changes to user profiles and IP telephone equipment through a standard browser-based interface. System “Self Diagnostics” and trouble reporting shall also be described.