Common use of Buyer-Provided Equipment Clause in Contracts

Buyer-Provided Equipment. Buyer may provide its own equipment only if consented to by Seller. Seller's consent shall not be, nor be construed as, any approval, licensing, sanctioning, or other acceptance by Buyer of such use, and shall be entirely at Buyer's risk. Buyers providing their own equipment used in conjunction with the Service shall be solely and exclusively responsible for all support, payment, maintenance, selection, interoperability, trouble-shooting, and all other operational, use and compliance aspects of the Buyer-provided equipment. Buyers providing their own equipment shall present Seller with an itemized list of equipment to be included in the accompanying BCG, including make, model, MAC address and any other information requested by Seller. All Buyer- provided equipment shall meet all manufacturer's interoperability specifications, vintage and firmware requirements, and updates for the solution set forth in the Ordering Documents. Buyer is responsible for all costs associated with any necessary upgrade of its equipment required to meet manufacturer interoperability specifications. If, after diagnosing a problem with the Service Seller determines that the Buyer provided equipment is the cause of the problem, Buyer solely will be responsible for servicing such equipment.

Buyer-Provided Equipment. Buyer may provide its own equipment only if consented to by Seller. Seller's consent shall not be, nor be construed as, any approval, licensing, sanctioning, or other acceptance by Buyer of such use, and shall be entirely at Buyer's risk. Buyers providing their own equipment used in conjunction with the Service shall be solely and exclusively responsible for all support, payment, maintenance, selection, interoperability, trouble-shooting, and all other operational, use and compliance aspects of the Buyer-provided equipment. Buyers providing their own equipment shall present Seller with an itemized list of equipment to be included in the accompanying BCG, including make, model, MAC address and any other information requested by Seller. All Buyer- Buyer• provided equipment shall meet all manufacturer's interoperability specifications, vintage and firmware requirements, and updates for the solution set forth in the Ordering Documents. Buyer is responsible for all costs associated with any necessary upgrade of its equipment required to meet manufacturer interoperability specifications. If, after diagnosing a problem with the Service Seller determines that the Buyer provided equipment is the cause of the problem, Buyer solely will be responsible for servicing such equipment.