Maintenance Downtime definition

Maintenance Downtime means such time as the Software is offline or unavailable for regularly scheduled system maintenance or migration of customer data.

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Maintenance Downtime means the time the Software is not accessible to Customer while maintenance is being done on the Software, the Equipment, the Data Center or any other equipment or facility utilized by EasyHRweb in providing Customer access to the Software, which maintenance is either (a) scheduled to be performed at the same time at specified intervals, (b) not scheduled at specified intervals but which Customer has been advised of at least two (2) hours in advance, or (c) otherwise scheduled in advance by agreement of EasyHRweb and Customer.

Maintenance Downtime means actual but planned downtime during which the Cloud Service may be unavailable or severely disrupted due to the Licensor’s maintenance activities, such as necessary work on hardware, OS, network, database, software, repairs, patches, and upgrades.

Examples of Maintenance Downtime in a sentence

Subject to payment of the Charges and compliance with the other terms and conditions of this Agreement, Customer shall have the right to access the System and to use the Software in accordance with the limited license set forth in Section 4.1.1. The System shall be available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, but excluding periods of Maintenance Downtime and periods of Unscheduled Outages outside the control of EasyHRweb.
DMS will notify Intersections of any Scheduled Maintenance Downtime that will occur outside of the Standard Maintenance Windows outlined above.
Generally, Entrinsik will notify Customer at least 12 hours prior to the Maintenance Downtime.
Entrinsik will use commercially reasonable efforts to perform Maintenance Downtime after regular business hours, specifically between 9:00 pm Eastern time on Friday and 7:00 am Eastern time on Monday.
The Contractor shall compute and report the Mean Corrective Maintenance Time (MCMT) and Corrective Maintenance Downtime Occurrences (CMDO) using the formulas provided in Figure 4below.

More Definitions of Maintenance Downtime

Maintenance Downtime means the period of time that a particular System, Application, Software, Equipment, Network, or any other part of the Services is not available during the Measurement Windows that have been approved (i) in writing by the Kraft Contract Manager or a designee thereof or (ii) pursuant to the applicable Supplement.

Maintenance Downtime means routine maintenance that occurs outside of normal working hours (Pacific Time) and continues for no more than four hours in any one instance, so long as Company provides Customer at least 48 hours prior written notice (including by email) to Customer’s main technical contact on file with Company.

Maintenance Downtime means scheduled repairs, maintenance, upgrades, or deployments related to Contour’s equipment, network, or facility, and other events agreed upon in advance by Contour and Customer. “Total Minutes” shall mean the number of minutes in the applicable calendar month.

Maintenance Downtime means the period for which the Republic ATMs will be unavailable for maintenance every six (6) months or when ▇▇▇▇▇▇ support team detect a malfunction. Chivo will be notified at least forty-two (48) hours in advance of any Maintenance Downtime expected to last more than one (1) hour (except for emergency maintenance, in which case Athena will provide Chivo with advance notice to the extent reasonably possible).

Maintenance Downtime means the aggregate total of all minutes of maintenance performed during the month to perform any necessary hardware, operating system, network, database, application software maintenance, repair, upgrades, and updates. Maintenance Downtime includes downtime arising from agreed support operations and product additions and modifications.

Maintenance Downtime means Scheduled Downtime and Unscheduled Downtime.

Maintenance Downtime means scheduled unavailability of the Fastpath Services, as communicated by Fastpath via email prior to the Service becoming unavailable.