Circuit Utilization Sample Clauses

Circuit Utilization. On an ongoing basis, Xxxxx Systems will monitor the utilization of Data Network circuits, report on such utilization on a periodic basis, and make recommendations to Newco as to the appropriate size and port speed of new or existing circuits based on the topology of the Data Network, Newco’s traffic and usage patterns, and Newco’s existing and anticipated business requirements. To the extent appropriate, Xxxxx Systems will recommend upgrading, down sizing, or eliminating existing circuits. Any such changes agreed to by Newco will be implemented by Xxxxx Systems through Newco’s circuit vendor.
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Circuit Utilization. Service shall provide the percentage of time that a given number of incoming trunks were engaged at the same time within each trunk group. Provides statistics on trunk groups with more than two trunks allowing management to identify trunk groups that are over or under trunked. For NG 9-1-1 connect CPE, service shall provide statistics that indicate if incoming calls exceeded NG 9-1-1 connectivity capability. Yes A.1.12
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