Network and Port Components Clause Samples

The "Network and Port Components" clause defines the responsibilities and specifications regarding the hardware and software elements that enable network connectivity and data transmission, such as routers, switches, and port interfaces. It typically outlines which party is responsible for providing, maintaining, and securing these components, and may specify technical standards or compatibility requirements. By clearly allocating duties and setting expectations for network infrastructure, this clause helps prevent disputes over performance issues and ensures reliable connectivity between parties.
Network and Port Components. This SLA applies solely to the Service and the underlying network components of the First Communications IP Network (“IP Network”) used solely for the purpose of providing the Service, and does not modify or affect any other SLAs provided by Company (if any) for telecommunications or information services purchased by Customer. The IP Network includes routers, switches, fiber and any other facilities that are owned by Company or other providers specifically selected by Company. As defined in this SLA, a Point of Presence (“POP”) means a First Communications POP location that represents the provider edge of the IP Network.
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Network and Port Components. This SLA applies solely to the Service and the underlying network components of the First Communications TDM Network (“TDM Network”) used solely for the purpose of providing the Service, and does not modify or affect any other SLAs provided by Company (if any) for telecommunications or information services purchased by Customer. The TDM Network includes fiber, transport and switching equipment and any other facilities that are owned by Company or other providers specifically selected by Company. As defined in this SLA, a Point of Presence (“POP”) means a First Communications POP location that represents the provider edge of the TDM Network.
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