Supported Configuration means a configuration in which the Licensed Software interoperates in a customer’s environment involving hardware platforms, operating systems, software applications, and other third party solutions that we have validated, approved or verified. In certain instances, even if your configuration is a Supported Configuration, we may attempt to, or we may ask you to, reproduce the Problem in a similar environment.
Supported Configuration means a configuration in which the Software operates in a customer’s environment that solely consists of supported operating systems, hardware platforms, software applications, firmware levels, databases, devices, device drivers, and Veritas custom-developed scripts and other configuration elements stated in the customer’s Documentation, or that Veritas has validated, approved, or verified for operation in conjunction with the Software. For these purposes, references to the “environment” include the hardware platforms, operating systems, software applications, and other third-party solutions the customer may be using with the Software.
Supported Configuration means the hardware and Spectra Database product environment in which Customer is utilizing the Spectra Database product and for which STJE has agreed to investigate and validate a support request. Such configuration shall consist of: (i) one (1) hardware environment; (ii) the OS and software environment on the computer (iii) the version of the Spectra Database product for which STJE has agreed to provide support and/or maintenance. STJE
Examples of Supported Configuration in a sentence
For purposes herein, the term “Platform” shall mean a single BSI Supported Configuration of the following: a single database, single server, single client software, and single operating system.
Use the attribute argument based on “Table 1: Supported Configuration AttributesX”.
Figure 17: Netloc Access Not Supported Configuration By default, this configuration is disabled.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP HANA Subscription Services are provided only on Supported Configuration certified by SAP to run SAP’s HANA platform.
To enable this, Netloc Access Not Supported Configuration has been added under Rx Client.Figure 17: Netloc Access Not Supported Configuration By default, this configuration is disabled.
More Definitions of Supported Configuration
Supported Configuration has the meaning set forth in the Veritas Enterprise Technical Support Handbook.
Supported Configuration means a configuration in which the Appliance operates in a customer’s environment that solely consists of supported operating systems, hardware platforms, software applications, firmware levels, databases, devices, device drivers, and Veritas custom-developed scripts and other configuration elements stated in your Documentation, or that we have validated, approved, or verified for operation in conjunction with the Appliance. Appliances that include additional software or third party hardware that has not been validated, approved or verified by Veritas will not be considered as operating in a Supported Configuration. For these purposes, references to the “environment” mean the hardware platforms, operating systems, software applications, and other third party solutions you are using with the Appliance.
Supported Configuration means a configuration in which the Product operates in a customer’s environment that solely consists of supported operating systems, hardware platforms, software applications, firmware levels, databases, devices, device drivers, and Veritas custom-developed scripts and other configuration elements stated in the customer’s Documentation, or that Veritas has validated, approved, or verified for operation in conjunction with the Product. For these purposes, references to the “environment” include the hardware platforms, operating systems, software applications, and other third-party solutions the customer may be using with the Product. For avoidance of doubt, Appliances that include additional software or third party hardware that has not been validated, approved or verified by Veritas will not be considered as operating in a Supported Configuration.
Supported Configuration means a configuration in which the product operates in a customer’s environment that solely consists of supported operating systems, hardware platforms, software applications, firmware levels, databases, devices, device drivers, and Veritas custom-developed scripts and other configuration elements stated in the customer’s documentation, or that Veritas has validated, approved, or verified for operation in conjunction with the product. For these purposes, references to the “environment” include the hardware platforms, operating systems, software applications, and other third-party solutions the customer may be using with the product.
Supported Configuration means a configuration in which the Product operates in a customer’s environment that solely consists of supported operating systems, hardware platforms, software applications, firmware levels, databases, devices, device drivers, and Veritas custom-developed scripts and other configuration elements stated in the customer’s Documentation, or that Veritas has validated, approved, or verified for operation in conjunction with the Product. For these purposes, references to the “environment” include the hardware platforms, operating systems, software applications, and other third-party solutions the customer may be using with the Product. For avoidance of doubt, Appliances that include additional software or third party hardware that has not been validated, approved or verified by Veritas will not be considered as operating in a Supported Configuration. “Support Services” refers to the general technical support that Veritas provides for a specific Appliance or license of Software under the provisions of a Support Agreement, during the term of that Support Agreement. “Third Party” refers to another supplier of software or hardware which is not Veritas but may be involved in a customer’s reported Problem.
Supported Configuration means the hardware and software environment in which the Licensee is utilising the Software and for which the Licensor has agreed to investigate and validate a support
Supported Configuration means the hardware and software environment in which Customer is utilizing the Software and for which the Contractor has agreed to investigate and validate a support request. Such configuration shall consist of: (i) one (1) hardware environment; and (ii) the version of the Software for which [Party 1] has agreed to provide support and/or maintenance pursuant to the Quote.