Measurements and incident reporting Sample Clauses

Measurements and incident reporting. 3.1. Due to the point-to-point characteristic of the VirtualPNI product, DE-CIX does not measure any of the service levels specific to the VirtualPNI product. 3.2. All service levels specific to the VirtualPNI product are therefore dependent on accurate measurements by the customer, and immediate reporting of any incidents to the DE-CIX customer support service. 3.3. The determination of whether a service level specific to the VirtualPNI product is breached shall thus be based solely on the time periods starting with the incident report to the DE-CIX customer support service.
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Measurements and incident reporting. 3.1 Notwithstanding any incident reports by the customer under the provisions of the Master SLA, DE-CIX operates equipment for the purpose of measuring the performance and availability relevant to this Special SLA in accordance with the following section. 3.2 Measurement boxes are connected to nodes which are configured in the same way as customer interfaces. Pursuant to the Master SLA, only the measurement created by these measurement boxes shall be authoritative to indicate actual performance and availability. The values gained from the measuring equipment are made available to customers online for four weeks.
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Measurements and incident reporting. 4.1. Due to the service characteristic of the Cloud ROUTER product potentially joining two or more virtual circuits into a single routing domain enabling IP traffic exchange, DE- CIX does not measure any of the service levels specific to the Cloud ROUTER product. 4.2. All service levels specific to the Cloud ROUTER product are therefore dependent on accurate measurements by the customer and immediate reporting of any incidents to the DE-CIX customer support service. 4.3. The determination of whether a service level specific to the Cloud ROUTER product is breached, shall thus be based solely on the time periods starting with the incident report to the DE-CIX customer support service.
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