Data Restoration Sample Clauses

Data Restoration. If the Customer wishes a data restoration, he will contact the support service of the host indicating the nature of the restoration and the date of restoration desired. This date cannot be more than 3 weeks (21 consecutive days) prior to the current date.

Data Restoration. Local Restores. Opus will initiate restoration of Customer's data within one (1) hour of receipt of Customer's written request. Customer is allowed two (2) free local restoration events per calendar month. Additional restores will be billed at Opus's standard hourly rates. Remedy: In the event that Opus fails to perform data restores in accordance with the standards set forth above, Customer is entitled to a service credit of 5% for the first event, 5% for the second event, and 5% for the third and subsequent events (up to 50% of customer's monthly recurring fee for the month in which the unavailability occurs).

Data Restoration. (A) Local Restores. MojoHost will initiate restoration of Customer’s data stored onsite within two hours of the time that Customer requests the restore by a support ticket.

Data Restoration. In the event of a loss of Customer Data due to a disaster, the Data is restored using the most recent backup so that the Services are available within twelve hours of the incident. In the event of a server (host) loss, an already “imaged” stand‐by server will be provisioned in place of the failed server in the “state‐less” application server farm. This standby server can be in production within four hours.

Data Restoration. (1) We will pay for your reasonable and necessary cost to research, replace or restore lost “data.” (2) We will pay for your reasonable and necessary cost to research, replace or restore “data” that is lost as the result of an “interruption of service.” (3) Coverage under f. (2) above applies to “data” stored in “covered equipment.” (4) Coverage under f.(2) above also applies to “data” stored in the equipment of a “cloud computing services” provider with whom you have a contract. (5) We will also pay for your loss and expense as defined under Business Income coverage and Extra Expense coverage as described in this Equipment Breakdown Coverage Agreement that is the result of f. (1) and f.(2) above, if such coverage is otherwise applicable under this Equipment Breakdown Coverage. This coverage is included within and subject to your Data Restoration limit.

Data Restoration. In case of critical data loss, TDL Members can request a copy of the content they deposited. The TDL Data Restoration procedure is as follows: The requesting TDL Member must be the primary technical or business contact listed in this Agreement. TDL Member must submit the content restoration request to ▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Restoration requests will begin processing within 3 working business days of initiation.

Data Restoration a. LOCAL RESTORES: We will initiate restoration of your data stored onsite within twenty-four (24) hours of the time that you request the restore via email.

Data Restoration. The Insurer will reimburse, or pay on behalf of, the Insured for Restoration Costs, directly caused by a Security Breach that is Discovered during the Policy Period.

Data Restoration. In the event of any loss or corruption of any of District Data, Educational Content, or Student-Created Content that is stored on or processed by the Services, Company will use its commercially reasonable efforts to restore the lost or corrupted District Data, Educational Content, or Student-Created Content from the last backup maintained by Company. In the event of an unauthorized disclosure of Student Data, Company will provide notice to District, and District will provide any notices to affected parents, legal guardians, or eligible students in accordance with Applicable Law. DISTRICT ACKNOWLEDGES AND AGREES THAT, IF COMPANY HAS MADE COMMERCIALLY REASONABLE EFFORTS TO REGULARLY BACK UP DISTRICT DATA, EDUCATIONAL CONTENT, AND STUDENT-CREATED CONTENT, COMPANY’S EFFORTS TO RESTORE LOST OR CORRUPTED DISTRICT DATA, EDUCATIONAL CONTENT, AND STUDENT-CREATED CONTENT PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION 7(D) WILL CONSTITUTE DISTRICT’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND COMPANY’S SOLE LIABILITY IN THE EVENT OF ANY LOSS OR CORRUPTION OF DISTRICT DATA, EDUCATIONAL CONTENT, OR STUDENT-CREATED CONTENT.