REMOTE HANDS SERVICES Sample Clauses

REMOTE HANDS SERVICES. 11.1. Customer may request Leaseweb Support Services (the “Remote Hands Services”) in relation to Colocation Services and the Colocated Equipment. Remote Hands Services may include: pushing a button or switching a toggle; support of planned routine maintenance; tape swaps; power cycling equipment; cable organization, cross connect inventory and labelling; observing, describing or reporting on display information on machines or consoles; modifying basic cable layout; running diagnostics; installation of received equipment; typing commands on a keyboard console; replacing hardware components with spares or upgrades; circuit testing.
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REMOTE HANDS SERVICES. Landlord, or an affiliate of Landlord, or an independent contractor on behalf of Landlord or such affiliate, offers certain limited maintenance services with regard to Tenant’s Personal Property (as the same may be offered from time to time, “Remote Hands”) at an additional cost (the party providing the Remote Hands services – whether it is Landlord, an affiliate of Landlord or an independent contractor, is referred to herein as “RH Provider”). For the avoidance of doubt, however, Remote Hands services shall not be available from RH Provider beyond the point at which a login prompt appears on Tenant’s Personal Property and the provision of Remote Hands services shall be subject to the terms of this Lease. The current list of available Remote Hands services (the “Current Remote Hands Services”), as of the Effective Date of this Lease, is attached hereto as Exhibit “I” (the “Remote Hands Addendum”). However, Landlord (on RH Provider’s behalf) reserves the right to modify the list of available Tier 2 (as described on the Remote Hands Addendum) Remote Hands services and/or the period(s) of time during which such services are available, from time to time, by written notice to Tenant. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, in no event shall RH Provider be liable or responsible, in connection with the Remote Hands services, for the repair, configuration, tuning or installation of Tenant’s Personal Property or the Premises or any damage or loss caused by Remote Hands services, except to the extent that Landlord would have been liable under the terms of this Lease for such activities if the same had been performed by Landlord.
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REMOTE HANDS SERVICES. 2.1. CUSTOMER may request 3W INFRA Support Services (the “Remote Hands Services”) in relation to Colocation Services and the Colocated Equipment. Remote Hands Services may include: pushing a button or switching a toggle; support of planned routine maintenance; tape swaps; power cycling equipment; cable organization, cross connect inventory and labelling; observing, describing or reporting on display information on machines or consoles; modifying basic cable layout; running diagnostics; installation of received equipment; typing commands on a keyboard console; replacing hardware components with spares or upgrades; circuit testing.
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REMOTE HANDS SERVICES. Hypertec shall provide one (1) full-time person, who is acceptable to the Customer, acting reasonable, and has the technical expertise to service the needs of the Customer (the “Dedicated Resource”), at the Site to perform the following remote hands services during Regular Business Hours: (a) Hands and Eyes Support Services including but not limited to daily monitoring of system readings and rebooting Customer equipment as required; (b) Daily monitoring of local mechanical controls and power utilization; (c) Control and monitor physical access to the Site; (d) Monitoring of hash rate performance; (e) Hardware support services of Customer equipment; (f) Software support services of Customer equipment; (g) Work with Customer as requested to maximize hash rate and uptime; (h) Shipping and receiving of equipment to and from the Site. In the event that the Customer is not satisfied with the Dedicated Resource, the Customer shall provide Hypertec with ten (10) business days’ notice requesting Hypertec to replace the Dedicated Resource with another Dedicated Resource who is acceptable to the Customer, acting reasonably. Hypertec shall use commercially reasonably efforts to source another Dedicated Resource as soon as is practicable. In the time it takes to source another Dedicated Resource, Hypertec will deploy resource(s) in order to achieve a similar level of service that the Dedicated Resource was providing. The Customer may also terminate the remote hands service and associated fees at any time with ten (10) business days’ notice.
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REMOTE HANDS SERVICES. If and to the extent agreed in mutually executed and delivered Service Order(s), Supplier will assist Customer (or its sublicensee) in performing light duties or correcting minor problems with respect to the Customer Equipment. Customer agrees to pay Supplier's fees for such services, as further described in the applicable Service Order(s). (e)
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REMOTE HANDS SERVICES. Landlord will provide Tenant with remote hands
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REMOTE HANDS SERVICES. This Section 4.2 shall apply with respect to the connection of any of Tenants telecommunications facilities and equipment in the Premises or Building to the telecommunications equipment and facilities of any third parties located in the Building.
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