Delivery of a subscription to a solution used by the Ordering Party called Infoblox Threat Defense (hereinafter referred to as the System) and provision of a technical support service for a period of 36 months or delivery of an equivalent solution

… Ordering Party, the Contractor is obliged to: a) extend the subscription of the DNS Subsystem (2 virtual machines) until 03.01.2027, in a way that ensures the continuity of the System, b) ensure the renewal of all subscriptions to the Infoblox Threat Defense System for a period of 36 months counted from 04.01.2027. If an equivalent solution is offered, the Contractor is obliged to deliver, implement and configure the solution together with providing all required subscriptions, updates and manufacturer support for a period of 36 months counted from the date of signing the Acceptance Protocol without comments. A detailed description of the various elements of the System is set out in the Annex to the ToR – Description of the subject-matter of the contract. 2) provide the Ordering Party with a package of 144 hours for the technical support service for the System within 36 months counted from 04.01.2027. in the case of delivery of a subscription to the Infoblox Thread Defence solution or within 36 months counted from the date of signing the Acceptance Protocol in the case of delivery of a subscription to an equivalent solution, to the extent covering at least: (a)providing the latest versions of the systems and any corrections and updates, (b)recording cases of incorrect operation of the subsystems, (c)providing assistance, explanations and brief advice related to the use of the subsystems. 3.The Contractor shall perform the activities referred to in point 2(1) above within 14 days from the date of conclusion of the Agreement, which will be confirmed by signing the acceptance protocol without comments. 4.The Ordering Party declares that it has implemented and configured the Infoblox Threat Defense System, which includes the following subsystems: (1)DNS/DHCP/IPAM subsystem consisting of two virtual machines; 2)Subsystem for network equipment detection and IP addressing, consisting of one virtual machine. 3)Reporting subsystem, consisting of one virtual machine. 4)DNS subsystem, consisting of two virtual machines. 5) The service of secure resolution of DNS names along with access to data on ICT security threats, provided in the service model (SaaS). If an equivalent solution is offered, the Ordering Party requires that all functionalities of DNS, DHCP and IPAM service management be implemented from the level of a single administrative platform providing central management, monitoring and reporting. 6.As part of the implementation of the equivalent solution, the Contractor shall: 1) installation and configuration of the offered solution in a virtual environment provided by the Ordering Party; 2) migration of data and configuration from the system operated by the Ordering Party, in particular DNS databases, IPAM data and other settings necessary to maintain continuity of service; 3) conducting tests of the correctness of the implemented solution; 4) development and transmission to the Ordering Party of post-implementation documentation containing at least a description of the architecture, configuration and administrative procedures. As part of the implementation, the Contractor will carry out a