Internet Dedicated Quality of Service for Service Provided in the U Sample Clauses

Internet Dedicated Quality of Service for Service Provided in the U. S. With Internet Dedicated Quality of Service (“QoS”), Customer's CPE or Customer's applications mark traffic for assignment to one of five QoS traffic priority classes for Internet Dedicated Ethernet (EF, AF4, AF3, AF2, and BE), up to four QoS classes (EF, AF3, AF2 and BE) for T1 connections or one of two QoS classes (EF and BE) for T3 connections (excluding Tiered), based on the IP precedence settings that Customer applies to the Type of Service (ToS) byte in the IP header. Based on the traffic priorities set by Customer, the various traffic flows are provided a portion of bandwidth that favors higher priority traffic over lower priority traffic during times of congestion. Customer may adjust its QoS configuration up to five times within a 12-month interval by working with Verizon technical support. Additional configuration adjustments within such 12-month period will be accommodated by Verizon at standard non-recurring rates for the applicable Internet Dedicated circuit. QoS traffic priority classes are described below. Name of Priority Class Characteristics Priority Class Expedited Forwarding • Highest forwarding priority (EF) • Low latency, low jitter • Strict forwarding priority • Can access 100% of port bandwidth Assured Forwarding(AF4, AF3, and AF2) • Next highest forwarding priority • Class-based weighted fair queuing • AF4, AF3, and AF2 distinguished under congestive egress state • Can access unused bandwidth from other classes Best Effort (BE) • Lowest priority • Class-based weighted fair queuing • Can access unused bandwidth from other classes.
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