Common use of Fault Reporting Clause in Contracts

Fault Reporting. 5.1. The RL shall report all faults by filling in the form set out in Annex 6 of this Agreement and emailing the same to NLT’s Fault Team at xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The RL must then follow up with a telephone call to Fault Team at telephone no. . 5.2. Upon receipt of a fault report from the RL in accordance with paragraph 5.1 above, NLT shall investigate the cause of the fault and shall provide update to RL on the status of the fault rectification. 5.3. The process for fault investigation shall be as follows: (a) For each of the three (3) wavelengths of 1310nm, 1490 nm and 1550nm where applicable, the optical power shall be measured in accordance with paragraph 3.13 above, and (b) If the power loss does not exceed the limit specified in paragraph 3.14 above, then the following steps shall be carried out before a finding of “no fault found” will be recorded: i. Determine that the patching at the respective FTTB nodes and the patch cords are properly installed; ii. Determine that there is no macro bending that produces high loss; and iii. Determine that there is no dirty/damaged connector. 5.4. The calculation of the total time taken for the investigation to be completed will exclude the period during which NLT is not able to obtain permission to access or work in a Building due to the Building being inaccessible. 5.5. If, following the investigation, NLT determines that: (a) There is no fault in NLT’s Network; or (b) The fault resides in NLT’s Network and such fault is not evidently caused by NLT or its contractors or NLT’s Network or equipment, then, upon completion of the fault investigation by NLT, NLT shall charge the RL the fault investigation charge specified in Annex 3 of this Agreement.

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Samples: Customised Agreement for Provision of Dc Connections for Enterprise Services, Customised Agreement for Provision of Dc Connections for Enterprise Services

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Fault Reporting. 5.1. The RL shall report all faults by filling in the form set out in Annex 6 of this Agreement and emailing the same to NLT’s Fault Team at xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The RL must then follow up with a telephone call to Fault Team at telephone no. . 5.2. Upon receipt of a fault report from the RL in accordance with paragraph 5.1 above, NLT shall investigate the cause of the fault and shall provide update to RL on the status of the fault rectification. 5.3. The process for fault investigation shall be as follows: (a) For each of the three (3) wavelengths of 1310nm, 1490 nm and 1550nm where applicable, the optical power shall be measured in accordance with paragraph 3.13 above, and (b) If the power loss does not exceed the limit specified in paragraph 3.14 above, then the following steps shall be carried out before a finding of “no fault found” will be recorded: i. Determine that the patching at the respective FTTB nodes and the patch cords are properly installed; ii. Determine that there is no macro bending that produces high loss; and iii. Determine that there is no dirty/damaged connector. 5.4. The calculation of the total time taken for the investigation to be completed will exclude the period during which NLT is not able to obtain permission to access or work in a Building due to the Building being inaccessible. 5.5. If, following the investigation, NLT determines that: (a) There is no fault in NLT’s Network; or (b) The fault resides in NLT’s Network and such fault is not evidently caused by NLT or its contractors or NLT’s Network or equipment, then, upon completion of the fault investigation by NLT, NLT shall charge the RL the fault investigation charge specified in Annex 3 of this Agreement.

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Samples: Customised Agreement for Provision of Dc Connections for Enterprise Services

Fault Reporting. 5.1. The RL shall report all faults by filling in the form set out in Annex 6 5 of this Agreement and emailing the same to NLT’s Fault Team at xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The RL must then follow up with a telephone call to Fault Team at telephone no. . 5.2. Upon receipt of a fault report from the RL in accordance with paragraph 5.1 above, NLT shall investigate the cause of the fault and shall provide update to RL on the status of the fault rectification. 5.3. The process for fault investigation shall be as follows: (a) For each of the three (3) wavelengths of 1310nm, 1490 nm and 1550nm where applicable, the optical power shall be measured in accordance with paragraph 3.13 above, and (b) If the power loss does not exceed the limit specified in paragraph 3.14 3.13 above, then the following steps shall be carried out before a finding of “no fault found” will be recorded: i. Determine that the patching at the respective FTTB nodes and the patch cords are properly installed; ii. Determine that there is no macro bending that produces high loss; and iii. Determine that there is no dirty/damaged connector. 5.4. The calculation of the total time taken for the investigation to be completed will exclude the period during which NLT is not able to obtain permission to access or work in a Building or NBAP due to the Building or NBAP being inaccessible. 5.5. If, following the investigation, NLT determines that: (a) There is no fault in NLT’s Network; or (b) The fault resides in NLT’s Network and such fault is not evidently caused by NLT or its contractors or NLT’s Network or equipment, then, upon completion of the fault investigation by NLT, NLT shall charge the RL the fault investigation charge specified in Annex 3 4 of this Agreement.

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Samples: Provision of Point to Point Connections for Enterprise Services

Fault Reporting. 5.16.1. The RL shall report all faults by filling in the form set out in Annex 6 4 of this Agreement and emailing the same to NLT’s Fault Team at xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The RL must then follow up with a telephone call to Fault Team at telephone no. . 5.26.2. Upon receipt of a fault report from the RL in accordance with paragraph 5.1 6.1 above, NLT shall investigate the cause of the fault and shall provide update to RL on the status of the fault rectification. 5.36.3. The process for fault investigation shall be as follows: (a) For each of the three (3) wavelengths of 1310nm, 1490 nm and 1550nm where applicable, the optical power shall be measured in accordance with paragraph 3.13 4.10 above, and (b) If the power loss does not exceed the limit specified in paragraph 3.14 4.11 above, then the following steps shall be carried out before a finding of “no fault found” will be recorded: i. Determine that the patching at the respective FTTB nodes and the patch cords are properly installed; ii. Determine that there is no macro bending that produces high loss; and iii. Determine that there is no dirty/damaged connector. 5.4. The calculation of the total time taken for the investigation to be completed will exclude the period during which NLT is not able to obtain permission to access or work in a Building due to the Building being inaccessible. 5.56.4. If, following the investigation, NLT determines that: (a) There is no fault in NLT’s Network; or (b) The fault resides in NLT’s Network and such fault is not evidently caused by NLT or its contractors or NLT’s Network or equipment, then, upon completion of the fault investigation by NLT, NLT shall charge the RL the fault investigation charge specified in Annex 3 of this Agreement2.

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Samples: Customised Agreement for Provision of Point to Point Connection

Fault Reporting. 5.1. The RL shall report all faults by filling in the form set out in Annex 6 5 of this Agreement and emailing the same to NLT’s Fault Team at xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The RL must then follow up with a telephone call to Fault Team at telephone no. . 5.2. Upon receipt of a fault report from the RL in accordance with paragraph 5.1 above, NLT shall investigate the cause of the fault and shall provide update to RL on the status of the fault rectification. 5.3. The process for fault investigation shall be as follows: (a) For each of the three (3) wavelengths of 1310nm, 1490 nm and 1550nm where applicable, the optical power shall be measured in accordance with paragraph 3.13 3.14 above, and (b) If the power loss does not exceed the limit specified in paragraph 3.14 above, then the following steps shall be carried out before a finding of “no fault found” will be recorded: i. Determine that the patching at the respective FTTB nodes and the patch cords are properly installed; ii. Determine that there is no macro bending that produces high loss; and iii. Determine that there is no dirty/damaged connector. 5.4. The calculation of the total time taken for the investigation to be completed will exclude the period during which NLT is not able to obtain permission to access or work in a Building or NBAP due to the Building or NBAP being inaccessible. 5.5. If, following the investigation, NLT determines that: (a) There is no fault in NLT’s Network; or (b) The fault resides in NLT’s Network and such fault is not evidently caused by NLT or its contractors or NLT’s Network or equipment, then, upon completion of the fault investigation by NLT, NLT shall charge the RL the fault investigation charge specified in Annex 3 4 of this Agreement.

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Samples: Provision of Point to Point Connections for Enterprise Services

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Fault Reporting. 5.1. The RL shall report all faults by filling in the form set out in Annex 6 of this Agreement and emailing the same to NLT’s Fault Team at xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The RL must then follow up with a telephone call to Fault Team at telephone no. 0000 0000. 5.2. Upon receipt of a fault report from the RL in accordance with paragraph 5.1 above, NLT shall investigate the cause of the fault and shall provide update to RL on the status of the fault rectification. 5.3. The process for fault investigation shall be as follows: (a) For each of the three (3) wavelengths of 1310nm, 1490 nm and 1550nm where applicable, the optical power shall be measured in accordance with paragraph 3.13 above, and (b) If the power loss does not exceed the limit specified in paragraph 3.14 above, then the following steps shall be carried out before a finding of “no fault found” will be recorded: i. Determine that the patching at the respective FTTB nodes and the patch cords are properly installed; ii. Determine that there is no macro bending that produces high loss; and iii. Determine that there is no dirty/damaged connector. 5.4. The calculation of the total time taken for the investigation to be completed will exclude the period during which NLT is not able to obtain permission to access or work in a Building due to the Building being inaccessible. 5.5. If, following the investigation, NLT determines that: (a) There is no fault in NLT’s Network; or (b) The fault resides in NLT’s Network and such fault is not evidently caused by NLT or its contractors or NLT’s Network or equipment, then, upon completion of the fault investigation by NLT, NLT shall charge the RL the fault investigation charge specified in Annex 3 of this Agreement.

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Samples: Customised Agreement for Provision of Dc Connections for Enterprise Services

Fault Reporting. 5.1. The RL shall report all faults by filling in the form set out in Annex 6 5 of this Agreement and emailing the same to NLT’s Fault Team at xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The RL must then follow up with a telephone call to Fault Team at telephone no. 0000 0000. 5.2. Upon receipt of a fault report from the RL in accordance with paragraph 5.1 above, NLT shall investigate the cause of the fault and shall provide update to RL on the status of the fault rectification. 5.3. The process for fault investigation shall be as follows: (a) For each of the three (3) wavelengths of 1310nm, 1490 nm and 1550nm where applicable, the optical power shall be measured in accordance with paragraph 3.13 above, and (b) If the power loss does not exceed the limit specified in paragraph 3.14 3.13 above, then the following steps shall be carried out before a finding of “no fault found” will be recorded: i. Determine that the patching at the respective FTTB nodes and the patch cords are properly installed; ii. Determine that there is no macro bending that produces high loss; and iii. Determine that there is no dirty/damaged connector. 5.4. The calculation of the total time taken for the investigation to be completed will exclude the period during which NLT is not able to obtain permission to access or work in a Building or NBAP due to the Building or NBAP being inaccessible. 5.5. If, following the investigation, NLT determines that: (a) There is no fault in NLT’s Network; or (b) The fault resides in NLT’s Network and such fault is not evidently caused by NLT or its contractors or NLT’s Network or equipment, then, upon completion of the fault investigation by NLT, NLT shall charge the RL the fault investigation charge specified in Annex 3 4 of this Agreement.

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Samples: Provision of Point to Point Connections for Enterprise Services

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