Changes to the Registry System Sample Clauses

Changes to the Registry System. Registry Operator may from time to time make modifications to Registry System or revise or augment its features. Registry Operator will provide Registrar with at least ninety (90) days’ notice prior to the implementation of any material changes to the Registry System. This notice period shall not apply in the cases given below:
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Changes to the Registry System. 3.6.1 The Registry may make modifications to the Registry System or revise or augment its features. The Registry will provide the Registrar with at least ninety (90) days’ notice prior to the implementation of any material changes to the Registry System.
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Changes to the Registry System. The Registry Operator may make modifications to the Registry System or revise its features. The Registry Operator will provide the Registrar with at least three (3) months' notice prior to the implementation of any material changes to the Registry System. This notice period shall not apply in the event the Registry System is subject to the imminent threat of a failure or a security threat, or the discovery of a major security vulnerability or a denial of service (DoS) attack where the Registry System is rendered inaccessible by being subject to (i) excessive levels of data traffic; (ii) unauthorized traffic; or (iii) data traffic not conforming to the protocols used by the .museum Registry System.
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Changes to the Registry System. TLD Registry may from time to time replace or make modifications to the Registry System, in whole or in part, or other materials licensed hereunder that will modify, revise or augment the features of the Registry System. TLD Registry will provide Registrar with at least ninety days notice prior to the implementation of any material changes to the Registry System or other materials licensed hereunder.
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Changes to the Registry System. Registry Operator may from time to time make modifications to Registry System or revise or augment its features. Registry Operator will provide Registrar with at least ninety (90) days’ notice prior to the implementation of any material changes to the Registry System. This notice period shall not apply in the following events: ● The technical modifications implemented by the Registry in the Registry System and its features do not require any development or implementation by the registrar. ● The modifications affect the Registry policy but do not require any implementation or development by the registrar. ● The modification has been mandated to the Registry by ICANN and has to be implemented in a period that is shorter than 90 days. ● Registry System is subject to the imminent threat of a failure or a material security threat. ● The discovery of a major security vulnerability or a denial of service (DoS) attack where the Registry System is rendered inaccessible by being subject to ● excessive levels of data traffic, ● unauthorised traffic; or ● data traffic not conforming to the protocols used by the .sport Registry System.
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Changes to the Registry System. Registry Operator may from time to time make modiFications to Registry System or revise or augment its features. Registry Operator will provide Registrar with at least Fifteen (15) days notice prior to the implementation of any material changes to the Registry System. This notice period shall not apply in the event Registry System is subject to the imminent threat of a failure or a material security threat, or the discovery of a major security vulnerability or a denial of service (DoS) attack where the Registry System is rendered inaccessible by being subject to (i) excessive levels of data trafFic, (ii) unauthorised trafFic; or (iii) data trafFic not conforming to the protocols used by the .gal Registry System.
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