FTTP Sample Clauses

FTTP. Up to 100Mbps Downstream Broadband and up to 20Mbps Upstream Broadband (depending on package chosen) with unlimited data usage. Up to 150Mbps Downstream Broadband and up to 30Mbps Upstream Broadband (depending on package chosen) with unlimited data usage. Up to 200Mbps Downstream Broadband and up to 50Mbps Upstream Broadband (depending on package chosen) with unlimited data usage. Up to 300Mbps Downstream Broadband and up to 75Mbps Upstream Broadband (depending on package chosen) with unlimited data usage. Up to 500Mbps Downstream Broadband and up to 20Mbps Upstream Broadband (depending on package chosen) with unlimited data usage. Up to 1000Mbps Downstream Broadband and up to 115Mbps Upstream Broadband (depending on package chosen) with unlimited data usage. FibreLight Committed Information Rate is 20% on downstream bandwidth and 10% on upstream bandwidth as a function of Headline Rate. Vaioni Support Performance Vaioni undertakes to return calls made to the Duty Support Engineer outside Vaioni Business Hours within 1 hour. If a fault is subsequently raised a remedy will be applied. SLA & Performance Talk Talk Business ADSL2+, SoGEA, FTTC, & FTTP P1 Hard Down – MTTR 48 Hours P2 Degraded – MTTR 48 Hours P3 Limited Business impact – MTTR 72 Hours FibreLight • P1 Hard Down – MTTR 24 Hours • P2 Degraded MTTR 48 Business Hours • Service Request Fix Time – 5 working days Change log. Date Change description Issue number Author 23 July 2020 Rebranded 2.93 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx 20 July 2023 Additional products included 2.94 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx 20 September 2023 Additional products included. 2.96 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx 15th November 2023 Additional products included. 2.97 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx
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