FUNCTIONALITY TESTING Sample Clauses

FUNCTIONALITY TESTING. Functionality Testing shall test whether the Release or Function being tested operates in accordance with the Functionality in the test environment without regard to Performance Metrics.
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FUNCTIONALITY TESTING. (a) An X.25 DTE attached via Tail Circuit to a Node is able to establish link level communications with the Node local to the Location. (b) An X.25 DTE attached via Tail Circuit to a Note is able to place an X.25 call to pre-designated address, transfer data and then clear the virtual connection than has been established. ALTERNATIVE TESTING ------------------- Where local PTT operating conditions are such that the above commissioning tests are not appropriate, Scitor ITS shall be entitled to carry out alternative commissioning tests as agreed by Customer. In this event Scitor shall provide to the Customer a description of these alternative commissioning tests. ATTACHMENT 4 - NETWORK PATH AVAILABILITY / NETWORK TRANSIT TIME WARRANTIES The following Service warranties shall apply: NTT NPA From To (milliseconds) (%) ---- -- ------------ --- San Francisco Mexico City 375 98.81 Service warranties for additional Locations shall be as specified in supplements. AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE MANAGED DATA NETWORK SERVICES AGREEMENT NO. MDNS/US/NC/95-99 DATED APRIL 28, 1995 BETWEEN SCITOR INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES INC. (SCITOR ITS) AND NETSTAR INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC. ( CUSTOMER ) This Amendment is made by and between Scitor ITS having its principal place of business located at 0000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 0000, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx 00000, Ratsten, Inc., d/b/a Netstar International Telecommunications, having its principal place of doing business located at 0000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx 00000 ("Netstar") and GFP Group, Inc., having its principal place of business at 0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxx. E., Suite 000, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx 00000 ("GFP Group"). In consideration of the convenants, premises and agreements set forth below, and in consideration of those set forth in the Agreement which this Amendment supplements, the parties do hereby agree as follows:
FUNCTIONALITY TESTING. (a) An X.25 DTE attached via Tail Circuit to a Node is able to establish link level communications with the Node local to the Location. (b) An X.25 DTE attached via Tail Circuit to a Note is able to place an X.25 call to pre-designated address, transfer data and then clear the virtual connection than has been established.
FUNCTIONALITY TESTING. 12.3.1. Upon delivery of any Tested Deliverables, SARS shall conduct Acceptance Testing thereof and record in writing the outcome of the Acceptance Testing, including any failures or exceptions noted during the Acceptance Testing. 12.3.2. During Acceptance Testing, the Service Provider shall assist SARS, to the extent necessary and reasonable, in conducting the Acceptance Testing and respond to any queries relating to the operation and/or functionality of any Tested Deliverables within a reasonable time. The Service Provider shall further assist SARS with the evaluation of such Tested Deliverables. 12.3.3. Should SARS not accept the Tested Deliverable and/or its related documentation, SARS shall provide the Service Provider with written notice of its non-acceptance of such Tested Deliverable. The Acceptance Testing will be repeated in respect of such failures or any element which was not approved by SARS in order to correct any Deficiencies in such Tested Deliverable, until SARS is satisfied with the outcome of the Acceptance Testing. The Service Provider shall correct any Deficiencies in such Tested Deliverable and its related documentation within 24 (twenty-four) hours of receiving SARS’s notice to ensure that they are free from Deficiencies and conform to SARS’s business and security requirements, where after such Tested Deliverable will be resubmitted to Acceptance Testing in accordance with the provisions of Clause 11.3. 12.3.4. If the Service Provider is unable to correct such Deficiencies within a period of 14 (fourteen) days, SARS shall, without limiting any of its other rights contained in this Agreement, be entitled to a refund of the fees paid for such Tested Deliverable and its related Documentation and shall return the Deliverable and its related Documentation to the Service Provider. Such refund shall be made within 14 (fourteen) days of receiving SARS’s notice. 12.3.5. The Service Provider will ensure that the Tested Deliverable procured in terms of this Agreement are compatible with the information technology and telecommunications standards and architectures of SARS. This information is available to the Service Provider upon prior written request. 12.3.6. Once SARS is satisfied with the outcome of Acceptance Testing, SARS will furnish the Service Provider with a formal acceptance of the functionality of the Tested Deliverable.
FUNCTIONALITY TESTING. OM will demonstrate satisfactory functionality testing of the Demo Unit to the satisfaction of PHYTOCHEM.
FUNCTIONALITY TESTING. In the functionality testing we have to do the checks that are related to links in other web pages (both internal and external), the checks that are related to database connections (especially when the databases are remote), the checks to the forms used in the web pages for submitting or getting information from user and their validation, and finally to do the cookie testing.
FUNCTIONALITY TESTING. (a) An X.25 DTE attached via Tail Circuit to a Node is able to establish link level communications with the Node local to the Location. (b) An X.25 DTE attached via Tail Circuit to a Note is able to place an X.25 call to pre-designated address, transfer data and then clear the virtual connection than has been established. ALTERNATIVE TESTING ------------------- Where local PTT operating conditions are such that the above commissioning tests are not appropriate, Scitor ITS shall be entitled to carry out alternative commissioning tests as agreed by Customer. In this event Scitor shall provide to the Customer a description of these alternative commissioning tests. ATTACHMENT 4 - NETWORK PATH AVAILABILITY / NETWORK TRANSIT TIME WARRANTIES The following Service warranties shall apply: NTT NPA From To (milliseconds) (%) ---- -- ------------ --- San Francisco Mexico City 375 98.81 Service warranties for additional Locations shall be as specified in supplements.
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