Severity Level

Severity Level. The level of severity of a problem in respect of the Ascendon System, as defined in Section 3 below.

Severity Level. Means the level of severity of a Software Error, in accordance with the Severity Level definitions below: a. Severity Level 1. Severity Level 1 implies that the Software is completely not functioning, for example because the Software has crashed or... frozen and will not restart. b. Severity Level 2. Severity Level 2 implies that the Software is failing to function correctly and is generating a data corruption condition, possibly including loss of data or suspect data integrity. c. Severity Level 3. Severity Level 3 implies that the Software is running but that FTK is unable to use major portions of the Software capability and there is no "work - around". d. Severity Level 4. Severity Level 4 implies that the Software is operating close to normal but there is a non- critical Software Error or a failure in a major portion of the Software capability, but a "work -around" is available. e. Severity Level 5. Severity Level 5 implies that there is a cosmetic problem with the Software. View More