- By its execution of an Order for the services described herein, CareServ agrees to perform and provide to Customer, during the term of such Order, management and maintenance services with respect to designated Customer Equipment and Customer Software (the “Managed Services,” which shall be a “Service” under the Terms). “Customer Software” means any computer software owned, licensed to or otherwise controlled by Customer and residing (or intended to reside) on the Customer Equipment, or any part thereof. CareServ may also provide Customer with certain other services, such as, but no limited to, colocation, Internet transit, Internet hosting, equipment purchasing or leasing services or other access services. If the Customer purchases such other services from CareServ, such services shall be provided under one or more separate Schedule(s).
- Except as otherwise set forth on an Order, the Managed Services include the following:
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“Monitoring Services,” which include verifying that antivirus patterns are updating and being applied; monitoring e-mail updates, information store size and Microsoft Exchange services; reviewing disk drives for available space and consumption trends; reviewing data backups to ensure proper backups are completing; reviewing event/error logs; monitoring availability of Microsoft Windows services; hacker attack alerts; physical disk checks; TCP port listening checks; network equipment (including firewalls, switches, and similar equipment) available checks; periodic Customer network health checks on all Customer servers and associated network equipment; checking manageable Customer networking equipment to ensure proper functionally; checking for and installing, if necessary, applicable Microsoft Windows updates; performing configuration backup of manageable Customer networking equipment such as switches, routers, firewalls, bridges, hubs and access points; updating management documentation and diagrams as necessary; providing Customer with a detailed monthly network report regarding such services.
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“Software Support Services,” which include monitoring interoperability of Customer Equipment and Customer Software and providing “Tier 1” support with respect to Customer Software by acting as a liaison between Customer and the applicable software provider(s) regarding support and maintenance of the Customer Software.
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“Equipment Support Services,” which include responding to Customer network or server outages or other error or incident reports related thereto; as requested by Customer, evaluating the physical/logical network configurations for vulnerabilities and inefficiencies; providing general end-user support and network related support services on Customer workstations, local and network printers and other peripheral Customer Equipment; reviewing general system configurations and software loads on the client workstations; training Customer personnel regarding Customer system backup procedures (such as tape swaps).
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“Provisioning Services,” all of which shall be provided only as requested by the Customer and which shall include (to the extent so requested) researching, designing, pricing, procurement and installation of network equipment, servers, workstations, associated peripherals and voice over Internet Protocol phone systems on behalf of Customer; provided, however, that, notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, the sale by CareServ to Customer of any hardware, software and tangible equipment and intangible computer code contained therein (collectively, “Purchased Equipment”) in connection with the Provisioning Services shall be governed solely by the terms and conditions set forth in a separate Schedule relating to Purchased Equipment, and shall not be deemed to be part of the Provisioning Services or Managed Services provided under this Schedule. Certain Provisioning Services may be subject to additional fees or charges, as described on an Order form therefor.
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