Backup; Redundancy Sample Clauses

Backup; Redundancy. Fry shall provide Client at all times with the equipment, software, communications capacity and carriers and power backup and redundancy set forth in the Configuration attached hereto as Exhibit D, provided that in any event Fry shall always provide Client with sufficient local generator backup power capacity to fully operate all of Client's equipment and each of the Client Sites for at least [****] consecutive hours. The parties acknowledge that Fry currently has [****] under construction in [****] and that Fry shall use its best efforts to provide complete redundancy for each of the Client Sites (and all related data and Client Content) in at least one such facility as soon as possible and in accordance with the Annual Plan and Configuration, but not later than [****]. All Client data and customer data and all transaction and other data generated by any of the Sites (including all Client Content contained on or generated by any of the Sites) , directly or indirectly, will be copied and stored off-site by Fry (or through a subcontractor to be identified by Fry and approved by Fry) on at least weekly basis with a third-party fireproof storage facility.
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Backup; Redundancy e-Media will provide ▇▇▇▇▇ at all times with ------------------ the equipment, communications capacity and carriers, power backup and redundancy set forth in the e-Media Network Architecture, provided that in any event e-Media will always provide ▇▇▇▇▇ with sufficient local generator backup power capacity to fully operate the e-Media Network for at least two (2) consecutive hours. In the absence of extraordinary circumstances, e-Media has access to spare web servers and shall put available servers into use on six (6) hours notice in the event that the e-Media Network ceases to make the Website available to Internet users.
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