Measured Unavailable Time for Service Sample Clauses

Measured Unavailable Time for Service. Disaster Recovery is deemed to be unavailable to the Customer when the Service is fully interrupted (an "Outage"). The measured unavailable time starts upon notification of an Outage by the Customer to the Rocket Science support team in accordance with the Support Procedure Document. The measured unavailable time ends when the affected Service is restored. Additional time taken by the Customer to perform confirmation testing is not included in the measured unavailable time if the Service is in fact restored. The Customer acknowledges that although Rocket Science does monitor use of the Backup Service, the Customer is responsible for notifying Rocket Science of any Outages or other Service issues.
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