Extended Planned Outage Duration Sample Clauses

Extended Planned Outage Duration. The Extended Planned Outage duration defines the maximum allowable time, in hours and minutes that the Registry Operator is permitted to take the System Services out of service for extended maintenance ("Extended Planned Outage Duration"). Extended Planned Outages are planned in advance and the Registrar Community is provided notification in accordance with Section 6.4.3. Extended Planned Outage periods may not occur in the same Monthly Timeframe as a Planned Outage. The Extended Planned Outage Duration for the System Services is as follows:
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Extended Planned Outage Duration. SRS = 18 hours (1080 minutes) per calendar quarter;
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Extended Planned Outage Duration. Whois = 18 hours (1080 minutes) per calendar quarter.
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Extended Planned Outage Duration. Nameserver = (no planned outages allowed); and
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Extended Planned Outage Duration. DNS Name Server = no Extended Planned Outages allowed; and
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Extended Planned Outage Duration. The Extended Planned Outage Duration defines the maximum allowable time, in hours and minutes, that the usTLD Administrator is allowed to take the usTLD Services out of service for extended maintenance. Extended Planned Outages are planned in advance and the Registrar Community is provided warning ahead of time. Extended Planned Outage periods are in addition to any Planned Outages during any Service Level Measurement Period. This Performance Specification, where applicable, has a Service Level Measurement Period based on a calendar quarter. The Extended Planned Outage Duration for the Core Services is as follows:
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Extended Planned Outage Duration. The Extended Planned Outage Duration defines the maximum allowable time, in hours and minutes, that the xxxx.xx Administrator is allowed to take the xxxx.xx Services out of service for extended maintenance. Extended Planned Outages are planned in advance and the Registrar Community is provided warning ahead of time. Extended Planned Outage periods are in addition to any Planned Outages during any Service Level Measurement Period. This Performance Specification, where applicable, has a Service Level Measurement Period based on a calendar quarter. The Extended Planned Outage Duration for the Core Services is as follows: • Extended Planned Outage Duration–SRS = 18 hours (1080 minutes) per calendar quarter; • Extended Planned Outage Duration–Nameserver =(no planned outages allowed); and • Extended Planned Outage Duration–Whois = 18 hours (1080 minutes) per calendar quarter.
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Extended Planned Outage Duration. The Extended Planned Outage duration defines the maximum allowable time, in hours and minutes that the Registry Operator is permitted to take the System Services out of service for extended maintenance ("Extended Planned Outage Duration"). Extended Planned Outages are planned in advance and the Registrar Community is provided notification in accordance with Section 6.4.3. Extended Planned Outage periods may not occur in the same Monthly Timeframe as a Planned Outage. The Extended Planned Outage Duration for the System Services is as follows: Extended Planned Outage Duration - SRS = 4 hours (240 minutes) per calendar year and one Extend Planned Outage of 8 hours (480) minutes every 3 years; Extended Planned Outage Duration - DNS Name Server = no Extended Planned Outages allowed; and Extended Planned Outage Duration - Whois = no Extended Planned Outages allowed. The Extended Planned Outage Duration metric is a Credit Level 6.
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Extended Planned Outage Duration. The Extended Planned Outage duration defines the maximum allowable time, in hours and minutes that the Registry Operator is permitted to take the System Services out of service for extended maintenance (“Extended Planned Outage Duration”). Extended Planned Outages are planned in advance and the Registrar Community is provided notification in accordance with Section 4.3. Extended Planned Outage periods may not occur in the same Monthly Timeframe as a Planned Outage. Effective July 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005, Registry Operator is allowed one Extended Planned Outage Duration for SRS which may last 12 hours. Effective January 1, 2006 the Extended Planned Outage Duration for the System Services is as follows:
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