Managed Devices means any network device being managed by a Software or Other Offering that is virtual or physical, such as a desktop PC, router, or switch that is not a server OS or functioning as a server of Customer and/or Clients.
Managed Devices means the devices identified in Exhibit B of the XPS Services Contract.
Managed Devices means the number of individual devices that can be discovered and managed by use of the System. Individual devices are physical network addressable devices and individually managed Component Devices and ScienceLogic Virtual Devices for which the System collects Performance Data, including but not limited to personal computers, workstations, servers, routers, hubs, virtual servers, switches, blades, chassis, storage devices, LUNs, Volumes, load balancers and firewalls. For clarification purposes, each virtual server is considered a separate "Managed Device".
Examples of Managed Devices in a sentence
The pricing for XPS Services for the Managed Devices is identified in Exhibit A.
Xerox standard monthly reports will be provided for the Managed Devices.
The Tools facilitate Xerox's performance of XPS Services through the automatic collection of data from certain networked Managed Devices and the transmission of such data to secure off-site location.
Respond to calls from service technicians to validate location and inoperable condition of Managed Devices and provide reasonable access to Client’s facilities and personnel as required for the performance of XPS Services.
Replace Managed Devices cartridges and CRUs (or facilitate Xerox contracted on-site resource to perform this task).
More Definitions of Managed Devices
Managed Devices refers to HP branded Devices specifically designed with smart technology for the MPS IPE to help optimize Printing Supplies usage.
Managed Devices means a Device(s) that is managed by Accenture pursuant to the Advanced Managed IDS/IPS Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention System Service.
Managed Devices means devices capable of delivering program content to Subscribers and which are, directly or indirectly, provided by Customer to Subscribers. “Stationary Devices” means internet enabled TVs, game platforms and other media players and consumer electronics devices, including dongles such as Chromecast, which are (A) capable of delivering streaming video, (B) typically maintained in a fixed location, (C) capable of running the “Client” portions of the Xxxxxxx Software, and (D) not Managed Devices. “Mobile Devices” means personal computers (whether desktop or laptop), tablets, mobile phones and similar devices, that are (A) other than desktop computers, not typically maintained in a fixed location, (B) capable of running the “Client” portions of the Xxxxxxx Software, and (C) not Managed Devices. “Subscriber” means, in the case of a residential subscriber, an independent living unit, and, in the case of a commercial subscriber, a commercial establishment. In the case of an apartment building, condominium complex, or similar structure or complex, each residence in such structure or complex is a separate Subscriber. In any event, each of Servicer Provider’s subscriber accounts is deemed to constitute at least one Subscriber.
Managed Devices means the device or devices for which the Stand-Alone Software and/or Hardware Product was purchased to manage a System.
Managed Devices means the devices identified in Exhibit B.
Managed Devices means the number of individual devices that can be discovered and managed by use of the Software when using the Managed Device Model. Individual devices are physical network addressable devices and individually managed Component Devices and ScienceLogic Virtual Devices for which the Software collects Performance Data, including but not limited to personal computers, workstations, servers, routers, hubs, virtual servers, switches, blades, chassis, storage devices, LUNs, Volumes, load balancers and firewalls. For clarification purposes, each virtual server is considered a separate "Managed Device".
Managed Devices means the radios, Cisco Packet Core, and any other end points attached to the core/edge hardware that is used in conjunction with the P5G Service (as defined in Section I) and is explicitly identified as being managed by Logicalis as set forth in the SOW.