Hosted Domains Clause Samples
The Hosted Domains clause defines which internet domain names are covered under the agreement for hosting services. It typically specifies the exact domains or a method for identifying them, ensuring that only those domains listed or agreed upon are included in the hosting arrangement. This clause is essential for clarifying the scope of the hosting provider's responsibilities and preventing disputes over which domains are supported, thereby ensuring both parties have a clear understanding of their obligations.
Hosted Domains. From and after the Separation until March 31, 2010, AOL shall Host any and all Customer Domains that AOL hosted prior to the Separation, and resolve queries against those Hosted Customer Domains, in the same manner and with the same degree of care from and after the Separation as prior to the Separation. The applicable TW Company shall promptly notify AOL in the event that such TW Company has knowledge (i) that the registration of any Customer Domain, or the manner in which such TW Company uses or permits others to use such Customer Domain, directly or indirectly infringes the legal rights, including but not limited to intellectual property rights, of AOL or any Third Party or (ii) that any party has claimed such infringement is occurring. This Exhibit C-1 sets forth the procedures, rules, regulations, safety practices or other policies of any type adopted by AOL for the Properties (together, the “Policies”).
Hosted Domains. Atelier Hosting's hosting plans include domain hosting. Each hosting plan allows a particular number of domains that can be hosted.