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Business Resumption a) CP must prove the ability to switch processing from the primary server to a hot backup server within 20 minutes. Testing of this procedure will be conducted as requested by E*TRADE GROUP on a designated weekend by both CP and E*TRADE GROUP personnel during CP's maintenance window (12 a.m. 3 a.m. Mondays). b) Any modifications and/or network configuration changes (including system maintenance) as well as upgrades and removal of devices that impact the production and network connectivity need to be advised of by E*TRADE Group to CP before they occur by designated/qualified personnel. c) CP will perform an analysis that documents all of the single points of failure in the CP network and system configuration. Such analysis will include network components such as routers, hardware and software components. d) Upon performing such an analysis, CP agrees to eliminate all the single points of failure within the CP domain within 3 months from the date of such analysis.
Business Resumption. (a) In the event of a system outage, CP will switch processing from the primary server to a hot backup server in accordance with Exhibit A, Section B. (b) NSI agrees to notify CP no less than 40 hours in advance of any modifications and/or network configuration changes (including system maintenance) to, as well as upgrades and removal of devices that impact the production and network connectivity from, NSI's system through which the CP Services are provided if they are outside of the scheduled Monday maintenance windows. If any such change will or could, in either party's opinion, result in incompatibility between the parties' respective systems or interruptions in the CP Services, then the parties shall work together to resolve any such issue before NSI makes the change.
Business Resumption a) In the event of a system outage, CP will switch processing from the primary server to a hot backup server in accordance with Exhibit B, Section B. b) StarMedia agrees to notify CP no less than ten (10) days in advance of any modifications and/or network configuration changes (including system maintenance) to, as well as upgrades and removal of devices that impact the production and network connectivity from, StarMedia's system through which the Services are provided if they are outside of the scheduled Monday maintenance windows. If any such change will or could, in either party's opinion, result in incompatibility between the parties' respective systems or interruptions in the Services, then the parties shall work together to resolve any such issue before StarMedia makes the change. EXHIBIT E --------- TERMS OF USE ------------
Business Resumption. In the event of a system outage, Company System will automatically switch processing from the primary server to a hot backup server in such a way as to not cause Customer(s) noticeable performance degradation as specified in Section 1 of this Exhibit.
Business Resumption a) E-Loan must prove the ability to switch processing from the primary server to a hot backup server within 10 minutes. Testing of this procedure will be conducted as requested by E*TRADE on a designated weekend by both E-Loan and E*TRADE personnel. b) Perform an analysis that documents all of the single points of failure in the E-Loan network and system configuration. Include network components such as routers, hardware and software components. c) Provide geographic redundancy to primary server within 2 months from the date of the effective date of the Co-Marketing Agreement between E*TRADE and E-Loan. d) Eliminate all of the single points of failure within the E-Loan domain within 3 months from the effective date of the Co-Marketing Agreement between E*TRADE and E-Loan.
Business Resumption. The following terms pertain specifically to Business Resumption supplied by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ to you.
Business Resumption. Company agrees to notify KMC no less than two (2) business days in advance of any modifications and/or network configuration changes (especially with regards to any changes in their Server IP addresses that host the KMC control) to Company's system, as well as any upgrades or removal of devices that may impact the production and network connectivity from Company's system through which the Services are provided (if they are outside of the scheduled downtime maintenance windows). If any such change will or could, in either party's opinion, result in incompatibility between the parties' respective systems or interruptions in delivery of the Services, then the parties shall work together to resolve any such issue before Company makes such a change.

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