Downtime Event Sample Clauses

Downtime Event. In the event that CNP discovers or is notified by Customer that Customer is experiencing a Downtime Event, CNP will take all actions necessary to determine the source of the Downtime Event. a. Time to Discover Source of Downtime Event; Notification of Customer. CNP will handle Downtime Events according to the following schedule: [*] Confidential information has been omitted and separately filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. i. Severity 1: CNP will communicate with Customer within twenty (20) minutes of discovering, or being notified of such a Downtime Event. Subsequently, CNP will communicate at least once with Customer within two (2) hours with a notification of resolution of the Downtime Event or a schedule for resolution. ii. Severity 2: CNP will communicate with Customer within forty-five (45) minutes of discovering, or being notified of such a Downtime Event. Subsequently, CNP will communicate at least once with Customer within four (4) hours with a notification of resolution of the Downtime Event or a schedule for resolution. iii. Severity 3: CNP will communicate with Customer within two (2) hours of discovering, or being notified of such a Downtime Event. Subsequently, CNP will communicate at least once with Customer within eight (8) hours with a notification of resolution of the Downtime Event or a schedule for resolution. iv. Severity 4: CNP will communicate with Customer within eight (8) hours of discovering, or being notified of such a Downtime Event. Subsequently, CNP will communicate at least once with Customer within one (1) calendar day with a notification of resolution of the Downtime Event or a schedule for resolution. b. Resolution of Downtime: CNP will use commercially reasonable efforts to resolve all Downtime Events based on the severity levels set forth above and in accordance with the commercial impact to Customer caused by the Downtime Event, and which resolution period will not materially adversely affect Customer's benefits set forth in this Agreement. c. If the source of and remedy to the Downtime Event reside outside of the CNP LAN or WAN, CNP will use commercially reasonable efforts to notify the party(ies) responsible for the source of the Downtime Event and cooperate with such party(ies) to resolve such problem as soon as possible.
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Downtime Event. (1) any outages of any public internet backbones, networks, servers or other utilities,
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