DYONYX Infrastructure Changes Sample Clauses

DYONYX Infrastructure Changes. DYONYX designs its Services around an N+1 redundancy philosophy that is used to minimize outages during planned change controls. DYONYX will use commercially reasonable efforts to minimize the impact of any change control and, when possible, schedule the change control to eliminate or minimize impact to the Customer’s Service. DYONYX will provide the Customer with at least five (5) business days prior written notice before performing scheduled maintenance. For high impact changes, e.g. changes requiring an outage or service disruption, DYONYX will provide the Customer with at least ten (10) business days prior written notice. DYONYX will take reasonable measures to make high impact changes during periods when such changes will not cause harm or disruption to Customer’s business. If DYONYX detects an issue within its infrastructure that could cause a disruption of service or significant degradation in service, DYONYX will notify the Customer of an Emergency Change that needs to be applied to the DYONYX infrastructure. DYONYX will provide the Customer as much notice as possible when performing Emergency Change Controls. However, DYONYX reserves the right to proceed with any change control if it is determined, by DYONYX in its sole discretion, that a change control is necessary to maintain overall integrity of the Services or the change control will not cause harm to the Customer. By the signatures of their duly authorized representatives below, DYONYX and Customer, agree to all of the provisions of this Attachment B. DYONYX, L.P. <INSERT FULL NAME OF CUSTOMER> A Texas Limited Partnership Signature Signature Print Name Print Name Title Title
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