Bandwidth Measurement Sample Clauses

Bandwidth Measurement. Bandwidth usage will be calculated by Hurricane using the 95th percentile of samplings taken at 5 minute intervals on a monthly basis. Samples are taken by Hurricane via SNMP from the Hurricane switch or router port Customer is directly connected to and are the greater of input or output bits per second. 95th percentile is determined by sorting the sample data from smallest to largest and discarding the top 5 percent, with the remaining largest sample designated as the 95th percentile. APPENDIX B: COLOCATION IN HURRICANE ELECTRIC FACILITIES This appendix only applies if Customer is receiving Colocation from Hurricane Electric in a Hurricane Electric data center. B.1 Use of Space. Hurricane grants Customer the right to operate Customer Equipment at the Colocation Space, as specified on Customer’s Order. Except as specifically provided herein, Customer expressly assumes all risk of loss to Customer Equipment in the Colocation Space. Customer shall be liable to Hurricane for any damage to the Colocation facility, Hurricane Equipment or equipment of other Hurricane customers caused by Customer, Customer Equipment, or Customer’s personnel. Customer Equipment shall be industry-accepted information and communication technology equipment suitable for use in a data center. B.2 Customer Equipment Installation and Removal. Customer is responsible for all aspects of installation and removal of Customer Equipment, including bringing appropriate equipment, tools and packaging materials. Customer will install Customer Equipment in the Colocation Space after obtaining the appropriate authorization from Hurricane to access Hurricane premises. Customer will remove all packaging for Customer Equipment promptly after installation. Should Customer use an agent or other third party to deliver, install or remove Customer Equipment, Customer will be solely responsible for the acts of such party. At Customer’s option, Hurricane will remove and package Customer Equipment and place Customer Equipment in a designated area for pick-up, on the condition that Customer either provide or pay for all needed packaging plus pay Hurricane’s packaging fees and charges. Within five (5) days after authorization from Hurricane, Customer will remove Customer Equipment from the designated area or arrange on a pre-paid basis for a carrier to pick-up and ship such equipment to Customer. Customer may request remote hands service for the purpose of installation of equipment that has been shipped precon...
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Bandwidth Measurement. A. Burstable Maximums: Available at 3 x CIR (committed information rate) or up to the provisioned port speed or a max of 10 Gbps, whichever is lower. 1. For example: (a) Customer has a 30Mbps service on a 100Mbps port, and Customer can burst up to 90Mbps; (b) Customer has purchased a 50Mbps service and is on a 100Mbps port. Customer can burst up to 100Mbps; (c) Customer has a 5Gbps service (CIR) on a 10Gbps port, the max is 10Gbps so no bursting beyond the 10Gbps. 2. Customer is not guaranteed the bandwidth beyond what they purchased as a base service. B. Measurement: When Customer purchases FirstLight Internet Service that is a burstable service, bandwidth usage will be calculated by FirstLight using the 95th percentile of samplings taken at five (5) minute intervals on a monthly basis. Samples are taken by FirstLight via SNMP from the FirstLight switch or router port the Customer is directly connected to and the results are the greater of input or output bits per second. The 95th percentile is determined by sorting the sample data from the smallest to the largest and discarding the top 5%, with the remaining largest sample designated as the 95th percentile.
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