Restore tests Sample Clauses

The "Restore tests" clause outlines the procedures and requirements for reinstating previously suspended or discontinued testing activities. Typically, this clause specifies the conditions under which tests can be resumed, such as after a temporary halt due to safety concerns, equipment failure, or regulatory review. It may detail the steps necessary to verify that all systems are safe and compliant before testing continues. The core function of this clause is to ensure that any restoration of testing is conducted safely and in accordance with established protocols, thereby minimizing risks and maintaining the integrity of the testing process.
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Restore tests. From time to time Telenet will perform restore tests to check if the data in the backup sets can be read after a restore. The tests are done at random and are done to validate the correct functioning of the backup software and the backup infrastructure. Because Telenet cannot interpret the correctness of the data in the backup set, Customer should request a restore test if there is doubt that the information in the backup set is insufficient or corrupted. This restore test will be paid using Service Credits, as foreseen in the Intervention Topic List attached to this Service Agreement.
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Restore tests. From time to time Ziggo will perform restore tests to check if the data in the backup sets can be read after a restore. The tests are done at random and are done to validate the correct functioning of the backup software and the backup infrastructure. Because Ziggo cannot interpret the correctness of the data in the backup set, Customer should request a restore test if there is doubt that the information in the backup set is insufficient or corrupted. This restore test will be paid using Service Credits, as foreseen in the Intervention Topic List attached to this Service Agreement.
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