Latency Guarantee and Remedy Sample Clauses

Latency Guarantee and Remedy. (i) The MASS Data Network Average Round-Trip Latency shall be fifty (50) milliseconds or less. “Average Round-Trip Latency,” with respect to a given month, means the average time required for roundtrip packet transfers between POPs on the MASS Network during such month, as measured by MASS. (ii) If Average Round-Trip Latency on the MASS Network for a calendar month exceeds 50 milliseconds, then upon Customer’s request (in accordance with the procedure set forth in the SLA), MASS will issue a credit to Customer equal to one day's worth of the base IP MRC paid by Customer for such month. In order to qualify for the credit, Customer is responsible for reporting any suspected latency problems to MASS within twenty-four hours from the time Customer became aware of the problem through the opening of a Trouble Ticket.
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Latency Guarantee and Remedy. (i) The MASS Data Network Average Round-Trip Latency shall be fifty (50) milliseconds or less for round-trip packet transfers between POPs on the MASS Network during such month, as measured by MASS. The MASS Data Extended Reach Network Average Round-Trip Latency shall be fifty (50) milliseconds or less for round-trip packet transfers between POPs on the MASS Extended Reach Network during such month, as measured by MASS “Average Round-Trip Latency,” with respect to a given month, means the average time required for round-trip packet transfers between POPs on the MASS Network or the MASS Extended Reach Network during such month, as measured by MASS. Average Round-Trip latency between the MASS On-Net Data Network and the MASS Extended-Reach Data Network shall not exceed 100 milliseconds. (ii) If Average Round-Trip Latency within the MASS On-Net Data Network or the MASS Extended Reach Network for a calendar month exceeds fifty (50) milliseconds, then upon Customer’s request (in accordance with the procedure set forth in the SLA), MASS will issue a credit to Customer equal to one day's worth of the base IP MRC paid by Customer for such month. In order to qualify for the credit, Customer is responsible for reporting any suspected latency problems to MASS within twenty-four hours from the time Customer became aware of the problem through the opening of a Trouble Ticket.
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Latency Guarantee and Remedy. (i) The VOXNET Data Network Average Round-Trip Latency shall be fifty (50) milliseconds or less. “Average Round- Trip Latency,” with respect to a given month, means the average time required for round-trip packet transfers between POPs on the VOXNET Network during such month, as measured by VOXNET. (ii) If Average Round-Trip Latency on the VOXNET Data Network for a calendar month exceeds 50 milliseconds, then upon Customer’ s request (in accordance with the procedure set forth in the SLA), VOXNET will issue a credit to Customer equal to one day's worth of the base IP MRC paid by Customer for such month. In order to qualify for the credit, Customer is responsible for reporting any suspected latency problems to VOXNET within twenty-four hours from the time Customer became aware of the problem through the opening of a Trouble Ticket. (iii) In addition, with respect to the World Reach Data services, VOXNET guarantees average (in a calendar month) roundtrip latency between the Extended Reach Domestic POP and the World Reach International POP as set forth below: Description Average Roundtrip Latency (milliseconds) Trans-Atlantic (London/Amsterdam – New York) ≤ 95 ms Intra- United Kingdom ≤ 25 ms European Network ≤ 45 ms Pacific (Tokyo – Sacramento, CA) ≤ 150 ms Sydney – US West (Sacramento, CA) ≤ 270 ms Sydney – Asia (Tokyo) ≤ 200 xx Xxxx – US West (Sacramento, CA) ≤ 210 ms South America (Buenos Aires, Sao Paolo, Miami) ≤ 170 ms Intra-Asia∗∗ ≤ 140 ms Intra-India (Tier 1 POPs) ≤ 70 ms Intra-India (Tier 2 POPs) ≤ 150 ms QA-P-3010-01-LF1k Page 4 of 6 Updated: December 2008 Hong-Kong – India (Tier 1 PoPs) ≤ 140 ms London – India (Tier 1 PoPs) ≤ 190 ms New York – South Africa ≤ 295 ms London-South Africa ≤ 230 ms Intra South Africa ≤ 80 ms ∗∗Intra-Asia means Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Taipei, Tokyo, Seoul and Singapore, and excludes Australia.
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