Inter-City Network Charges. (1) For (3)FlexSM Service on the Xxxxx 0 xxxxx-xxxx xxxxxxx, Xxxxx 0 will invoice Customer, and Customer agrees to pay Xxxxx 0, the following charges for all inter-city (3)FlexSM Service provided by Level 3 to Customer: (a) a non-recurring installation charge per port; (b) a monthly recurring port charge; (c) a non-recurring virtual circuit activation charge per virtual circuit; (d) usage charges (billed as described below) on each virtual circuit; (e) monthly recurring charges applicable to Customer's Virtual Circuit Committed Rate(s) and Committed Data Rate (if any); and (f) monthly usage charges for excess usage (if any) above the Virtual Circuit Committed Rate(s) and the Committed Data Rate (if any) billed as described below. (2) Customer's Send and Receive traffic attributable to usage of the inter-city (3)FlexSM Service will be sampled every five (5) minutes on each virtual circuit. At the end of the month, all usage measurements will be ranked highest to lowest and the top five percent (5%) of Send Traffic and Receive Traffic samples shall be discarded. (i) For each virtual circuit involving a Virtual Circuit Committed Rate (if any), the higher of the resulting ninety-fifth (95th) percentile for Send Traffic and Receive Traffic for such (3)FlexSM virtual circuit (determined in accordance with Sub-Section 5(A)(2) above) will be compared to the applicable Virtual Circuit Committed Rate. Customer will be billed by Xxxxx 0 for Customer's Virtual Circuit Committed Rate at the applicable price per megabit for the virtual circuit, and if Customer's usage of (3)FlexSM Service is higher than the Virtual Circuit Committed Rate (possible only for (3)FlexSM Service - Optimized) across the particular virtual circuit, such usage in excess of the Virtual Circuit Committed Rate will be billed in accordance with Section (ii) or (iii) below, as applicable. (ii) Where Customer has not made a Committed Data Rate to Xxxxx 0, for each virtual circuit which is not subject to a Virtual Circuit Committed Rate (if any), the higher of the resulting ninety-fifth (95th) percentile for Send Traffic and Receive Traffic (determined in accordance with Sub-Section 5(A)(2) above) for each such (3)FlexSM virtual circuit will be added together, and combined with any bursting usage of (3)FlexSM Service - Optimized (collectively referred to as the Aggregate Inter-City (3)FlexSM Usage). Such Aggregate Inter-City (3)FlexSM Usage will be billed at the applicable (3)FlexSM Service usage rate...

Inter-City Network Charges. (1) For (3)PacketSM Service on the Xxxxx 0 xxxxx-xxxx xxxxxxx, Xxxxx 0 will invoice Customer, and Customer agrees to pay Xxxxx 0, the following charges for all inter-city (3)PacketSM Service provided by Level 3 to Customer: (a) a non-recurring installation charge per port; (b) a monthly recurring port charge; (c) a monthly recurring virtual circuit charge; (d) a monthly recurring charge based on the aggregate Committed Data Rate associated with the inter-city (3)PacketSM Service; and (e) monthly usage charges to the extent Customer’s aggregate usage for inter-city (3)PacketSM Service in a particular month exceeds the Committed Data Rate. (2) Customer’s usage of inter-city (3)PacketSM Service (both Send Traffic and Receive Traffic) will be sampled every five (5) minutes for the previous five (5) minute period. At the end of the month, the top five percent (5%) of Send Traffic and Receive Traffic samples shall be discarded. The higher of the resulting ninety-fifth (95th) percentile for Send Traffic and Receive Traffic for each (3)PacketSM virtual circuit will be added together to determine Customer’s aggregate usage of inter-city (3)PacketSM Service (“Aggregate Inter-City (3)PacketSM Usage”) for comparison to the Committed Data Rate. If the Aggregate Inter-City (3)PacketSM Usage is higher than the Committed Data Rate, Customer will, in addition to being billed for the Committed Data Rate, be billed for any such Aggregate Inter-City (3)PacketSM Usage in excess of the Committed Data Rate at the contracted-for price per megabit per second (Mbps).

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