Main Data Centre Hardware Sample Clauses

Main Data Centre Hardware i. The hardware shall be selected by the OEM based on the technical solution proposed; a detailed list of hardware required shall be included in the OEMs quote. The OEM is responsible for the provisioning of the Main Datacentre Hardware and LAN equipment and in any case of all the centralized hardware that is needed to operate correctly the PLM Solution. The OEM will be responsible to procure also the HW for Near DR (in MDL premises) integration and staging servers and storage if they are required for the PLM solution proposed. The hosting requirement of the local servers shall be provided by MDL. ii. The hardware shall be remotely operated and with remote power recycle and management. It is advisable for all the servers to be from the same manufacturer and of the same series, for simpler maintenance and operations. All supply, installation, testing and commissioning and operations of the Servers in the Main Data Centre shall be carried out by the OEM (services configurations e.g. DB, email, Active Directory including population of active directory with users). All hard drives of storage must be of hardware encryption enabled so that Data once written in the storage is encrypted instantly. Software encryption for such requirement is not accepted. Faulty hard disks will be retained by MDL iii. The hardware requirement envisaged as per MDL understanding to be used as starting point for the OEM are listed below and are only to be used for reference and are to be considered as minimum requirements by the OEM. iv. In case of end of life of Hardware, the MDL will replace it with advanced version. However, the support to the new hardware shall be continued within the Warrantee /AMC period. The re-installation of software on new hardware and data migration will be the responsibility of the OEM with-in five (05) years of Warrantee and AMC period. Item Description Production Servers At least 1 physical server with virtual Servers (in VMware) shall be provided to support the PLM application and Database Server. Actual number of servers and their configuration shall be specified by the OEM. The servers shall be configured to support Load Balancing and High Availability either via software or with dedicated hardware Configuration envisaged: • 2x Intel Xeon CPUs • 512 GB RAM • 2x SSD disks in Raid 1 for OS support (hot-swap) • 2x Gbit Ethernet pot • 2x hot swap power suppliesFiber Channel connectivity for SAN Test Server One (01) physical server/Virtual server shall ...
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