Authorized Hardware definition

Authorized Hardware means all hardware, including computers, dedicated line, info key, storage media and/or terminals located which are under User's control and which are provided or approved by Wakefern for Authorized Use.

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Authorized Hardware is defined as the Distributed Environment.

Authorized Hardware means equipment provided by Verizon or authorized by Verizon that enables the Solutions.

Examples of Authorized Hardware in a sentence

Except for the gross negligence or willful misconduct of Wakefern, User hereby agrees that, in entering into this Agreement, it assumes all risks for any and all liabilities, losses, costs, damages or expenses, which it may incur based on, arising out of or related to its use of, or access to, the System, Communications Software or Authorized Hardware, if applicable.
User agrees to provide Wakefern or Wakefern’s agent or representative’s access to User's premises during regular business hours for the purposes of inspecting the Authorized Hardware, if applicable, and any records or other materials relating to the operation of such Hardware or User’s access to the System.
Denim Group warrants that the Software will materially conform to the Documentation during the License Term when Used without alteration to the Source Code of the Software and in accordance with the Documentation on Authorized Hardware.
The Software may be installed on any number of items of Authorized Hardware running the operating system(s) specified in this Supplement subject to the terms and conditions of the Agreement.
It is expressly forbidden for Customer to cause or permit access or use of the Hardware by anyone other than an Authorized Hardware User.
Customer warrants that its Authorized Hardware Users intending to use the leased Hardware have read the Documentation for that Hardware before using it and are familiar and experienced in the normal and safe operation of similar equipment as the leased Hardware.
The license granted by this Agreement authorizes use of the Software only by Authorized Users for the business purposes of Client on the Authorized Hardware.
If the Authorized Hardware is personal computer hardware, the Authorized Hardware must be owned or leased by Customer or Customer’s employees.
In the event the Software installed on the Authorized Hardware fails to operate due to unforeseen natural or human-induced events, Customer may activate the Back-up Hardware until the failure can be rectified.
Customer may install the Software on any number of items of Authorized Hardware located in the Territory.

More Definitions of Authorized Hardware

Authorized Hardware means the computer hardware either purchased from Greenway or that meets the current minimum hardware specifications required by Greenway as provided by Greenway to Client.

Authorized Hardware is set forth in Exhibit A.

Authorized Hardware means computing devices upon which Company Software is authorized and intended to operate and which utilize a specified version of operating system and system configurations.

Authorized Hardware means the virtual machine(s) associated with a single deployment. Unless otherwise authorized herein, Ordering Activity shall not create instances for more than a single deployment of the Software at any given time. A separate license is required for each concurrent Software deployment in use by Ordering Activity. If the Software license fee is based on the capacity of the Authorized Hardware or if the Software license otherwise restricts the maximum capacity of the Authorized Hardware, capacity shall not exceed the licensed number of virtual Processor Cores set forth in the quotation unless Ordering Activity notifies EIS and pays additional license fees. Ordering Activity may use Public Cloud features to clone and/or save Ordering Activity’s instance(s) of the Software only to the extent required to enable Ordering Activity to use the Software as authorized hereunder. Ordering Activity shall not use Public Cloud features to make the Software available to other Public Cloud accounts or for local deployment of the Software outside of Ordering Activity’s Cloud Account. EIS is not responsible for any fees charged to Ordering Activity by the Public Cloud Provider; for maintenance and support of any Public Cloud software or resources; for management, back-up and/or restoration of Ordering Activity content or data; or for any loss of content or productivity resulting from issues associated with the Public Cloud. Technical support is limited to assistance with issues related to Software functionality. EIS makes no representations or warranties with respect to Software performance in a Public Cloud. Information regarding technical support policies, including support for Software installed in a Public Cloud, can be found at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.

Authorized Hardware means personal computers and related software (including browsers) which meet the minimum system configuration requirements established by South Shore for EpicCare Link from time to time and that further satisfy Provider’s own HIPAA-compliant privacy and security requirements. Authorized Hardware does not include hand held devices, phones, tablets, and PDAs, or any publicly available device. The current requirements will be posted on South Shore Health System’s web site. It is expected that all Authorized Hardware will have appropriate firewalls and updated protection against all forms of malicious code including viruses and ad or spyware. Providers are responsible for assuring the integrity of and maintaining all equipment and systems necessary to access EpicCare.