Common use of Network Engineering Service and Provisioning Clause in Contracts

Network Engineering Service and Provisioning. Optional Change Management (OCM) (for Networks with 20+ Managed Devices under Full Management in the U.S.). With Network Engineering, Verizon provides network design, planning, operating system vulnerability checks, network documentation change maintenance, and change-management support services for up to five Customer-requested OCM changes per week. Logical changes are provided on a one change-for-two Managed Devices basis; for example, a 50-device network permits support for up to 25 logical changes. Physical changes requested by Customer are not included within NE, nor is change management support for Managed Devices with more than a single routing table per device such as multi-VRF (virtual routing and forwarding)-configured routers. Verizon will inform Customer where Network Engineering is available outside the U.S. upon Customer’s request.

Network Engineering Service and Provisioning. Optional Change Management (OCM) (for Networks with 20+ Managed Devices under Full Management in the U.S.). With Network Engineering, Verizon provides network design, planning, operating system vulnerability checks, network documentation change maintenance, and change-management support services for up to five Customer-requested OCM changes per week. Logical changes are provided on a one change-change - for-two Managed Devices basis; for example, a 50-device network permits support for up to 25 logical changes. Physical changes requested by Customer are not included within NE, nor is change management support for Managed Devices with more than a single routing table per device such as multi-VRF (virtual routing and forwarding)-configured routers. Verizon will inform Customer where Network Engineering is available outside the U.S. upon Customer’s request.

Network Engineering Service and Provisioning. Optional Change Management (OCM) (for Networks with 20+ Managed Devices under Full Management in the U.S.). With Network Engineering, Verizon provides network design, planning, operating system vulnerability checks, network documentation change maintenance, and change-management support services for up to five Customer-requested OCM changes per week. Logical changes are provided on a one change-change- for-two Managed Devices basis; for example, a 50-device network permits support for up to 25 logical changes. Physical changes requested by Customer are not included within NE, nor is change management support for Managed Devices with more than a single routing table per device such as multi-VRF (virtual routing and forwarding)-configured routers. Verizon will inform Customer where Network Engineering is available outside the U.S. upon Customer’s request.