Architecture Requirements Sample Clauses

Architecture Requirements. All devices using TCP/IP protocols shall use the common Boeing-provisioned infrastructure through use of either the common Boeing Enterprise Network (BEN) or a private (isolated, standalone) network. If Seller systems/devices architecture requires the use of real-time protocols (such as Process Field Net or PROFINET) then they shall be integrated into existing network infrastructure if one already exists in the location they are implemented in. If a real-time protocol enabled network does not currently exist, the Seller systems/devices must be implemented in such a way that any following systems/devices with the same requirements can use the same common wireless network infrastructure in that location. 1.5.1 Whenever architecturally feasible, Seller systems/devices shall utilize the Boeing Enterprise Network (BEN) for all networking needs. • Seller systems/devices shall utilize only TCP/IP protocols. • Seller systems/devices shall comply with all Boeing security standards (see PRO 2227). • Seller systems/devices should utilize Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) rather than static IP addresses. 1.5.2 If it is not architecturally feasible for Seller systems/devices to utilize the BEN for networking needs, then Seller shall utilize the common Boeing- provisioned infrastructure for all networking needs. • Seller systems/devices shall utilize only TCP/IP protocols. • Seller systems/devices shall utilize Boeing-provisioned isolated private Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN). • Seller systems/devices should use Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) rather than static IP addresses. 1.
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Architecture Requirements. Based on RAGE´s Description of Action the following basic requirements have been identified:  The architecture and integration points should be as simple as possible  Avoiding platform and hardware dependencies as much as possible  Maximum portability between game engines  Maximum portability between programming languages  Consistent coding style and documentation within each asset  Minimum dependencies on external software frameworks  Conformance with (subsets of) existing standards in order to minimise overheads
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