Redundant Failover Firewall Sample Clauses

Redundant Failover Firewall. This option package is not e-rate eligible a. This version includes a managed backup firewall for a separate internet connection with fail over between locations. Each order for Firewall Services term is subject to the associated Managed Internet Access Agreement. End User shall comply with all obligations set forth herein and all obligations set forth in any vendor and/or Tek-Hut specific license terms and conditions related to the Firewall and/or the Firewall Services. End User acknowledges its responsibility to comply with the terms and conditions of such license agreements and assumes all liability for compliance with such terms, including but not limited to: (a) informing all of End User’s end-users of the terms of such license agreements; (b) monitoring use of the Firewall to ensure compliance with the terms thereof; and (c) maintaining the distribution and security of any user identification and/or passwords necessary to access any Firewall Services and/or the Firewall. Tek-Hut disclaims all liability to vendors for breaches of such license agreements by End User. To the extent not covered by any license agreements, End User agrees not to reverse engineer, de-compile, disassemble, translate, modify, alter or change the Firewall Services, the Firewall, or any component of either, or otherwise obtain or attempt to obtain any technology (including encryption technology) or source code for any hardware or software that may be provided with the Firewall Services or Firewall. End User acknowledges that the hardware and software provided under this Firewall Agreement or utilized with the Firewall Services provided under this Firewall Agreement may be subject to third party license terms, and/or U.S. export laws and regulations and that any transfer (whether directly or by products incorporating the technology) must be authorized under those laws and regulations. End User agrees not to copy, sell, assign, transfer, sublicense, export or distribute any hardware, software, documentation or other materials that Tek-Hut may provide related to the Firewall Services. Title to such software, and all related technical know-how and intellectual property rights therein are and shall remain the exclusive property of Tek-Hut and/or its suppliers and vendors. End User shall not take any action to jeopardize, limit or interfere in any manner with Tek-Hut and its suppliers’ and vendors’ ownership of and rights with respect to any licensed software. End User acknowledges t...
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