Critical Fault definition

Critical Fault means a fault that is having a severe impact on the business of the Service Provider or a Customer of the Service Provider, which could be one or more of the following: (a) entire network down; (b) loss of a major data connection; (c) multiple users affected; but which is not a Network Fault.

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Critical Fault means a reproducible fault which substantially hinders or prevents the Customer from using a material part of the functionality of the Software.

Critical Fault means the total loss or failure of one or more Services to one or more Sites, as determined by the Company. For the avoidance of doubt, Services operating on backup or resilient links, line errors, or other intermittent faults which do not prevent the use of the Service, do not comprise Critical Faults.

Examples of Critical Fault in a sentence

Non-Critical Fault: any reproducible fault in the Software other than a Critical Fault.
Notwithstanding the above, if GS1 GDSN determines that Company’s failure to be certified at any time would be reasonably likely to affect the integrity of the GDSN or of Trading Partner Data and Company’s action is considered a Level 1 Critical Fault as defined in the Service Level Agreement attached hereto as Exhibit C, GS1 GDSN shall be entitled to suspend Company’s access to the Global Registry without notice until such issue has been deemed resolved.
Business Critical Fault VOIP Services are unavailable for multiple users.
Critical Fault means the total loss of service of any Service component.
Where the Company has failed to resolve a Business Critical Fault or a Normal Fault within the Target MTTR, the Company will credit the Customer by reducing the Charges payable for the affected Internet Services for the following month by the amount set out in the table below (Service Credit), calculated by reference to the number of hours by which the Company has failed to meet the Target MTTR.

More Definitions of Critical Fault

Critical Fault a reproducible fault which substantially hinders or prevents the Customer from using a material part of the functionality of the Software. Customer: as specified in the Order Form. Data Protection Legislation: the UK Data Protection Legislation and any other European Union legislation relating to personal data and all other legislation and regulatory requirements in force from time to time which apply to a party relating to the use of personal data (including, without limitation, the privacy of electronic communications);

Critical Fault a reproducible fault which substantially hinders or prevents you from using a material part of the functionality of the Service/Software in question;

Critical Fault means a Fault or Non-Conformity in a Unit of Software which prevents the ERS from using the Unit of Software, and is notified to the VENDOR on an Incident Report with an Incident Severity of "critical". A Critical Fault will typically signify a loss of a functional area of service to a number of users.

Critical Fault means a fault, which prevents the Authority using the Software.

Critical Fault means: the total failure of Availability

Critical Fault means a Fault which prevents the Authority using the Software.

Critical Fault a reproducible fault which substantially hinders or