NETWORK SERVICE PROVIDER OR INTERNET OUTAGES Sample Clauses

NETWORK SERVICE PROVIDER OR INTERNET OUTAGES. Credit will not be given for outages resulting from network service provider outages or Internet outages resulting from failures outside the explicit control of Intel. Examples of these types of outages include: o Corruption in Internet route information within a Tier 1 Internet route server environment; o Major connectivity failures within or between Tier 1 Internet service providers; o Corruption in Internet route information at any public or private exchange point; o Corruption of root level DNS services; o Intel is- required to maintain multiple (more than one) network service provider connections and reroute internet connectivity to an available, functioning connection.
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NETWORK SERVICE PROVIDER OR INTERNET OUTAGES. Credit will not be given for outages resulting from network service provider outages or Internet outages resulting from failures outside the explicit control of Intel. Examples of these types of outages include: o Corruption in Internet route information within a Tier 1 Internet route server environment; o Major connectivity failures within or between Tier 1 Internet service providers; o Corruption in Internet route information at any public or private exchange point; o Corruption of root level DNS services. o Intel is required to maintain multiple (more than one) network service provider connections and reroute internet connectivity to an available, functioning connection. CUSTOMER CONDUCT, CUSTOMER-INITIATED OUTAGES & CUSTOMER CODE. Credit will not be given for events resulting from conduct of Customer, including (i) negligence of Customer, (ii) a failure or malfunction resulting from scripts, applications, equipment, or services provided by Customer, (iii) outages initiated by Intel -at the request or direction of Customer for maintenance, back up, or other purposes, (iv) outages occurring as a result of any actions taken by Intel at the request or direction of Customer, e.g., arising from a request for Remote Assistance Services. For purposes of clarification, Customer will be solely responsible for any incident or service failure, and any negative impact on server availability or performance, due to errant or incorrectly designed or written application or scripted code provided by the Customer, including but not limited to any such application or code downloaded, locally loaded, or introduced by-any other means to Intel web serving, database, or monitoring infrastructure or any other infrastructure or Services provided by Intel. Intel will be released from any and all SLA warranties and remedies associated with any such incident or service failure. This limitation shall apply, without limitation, to any application or scripted code that contains bugs, errors in logic, or that yields unpredictable or negative affects on Intel basic or extended web serving, database, or monitoring infrastructure platforms or any other infrastructure or Services provided by Intel. It is the Customer's responsibility to ensure that all code downloaded, locally -loaded, or otherwise introduced -by Customer is fully tested in accordance with generally accepted programming practices. SECURITY SHUT-DOWNS. Credit will not be given for any events resulting from a Services inter...
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NETWORK SERVICE PROVIDER OR INTERNET OUTAGES. Notwithstanding the foregoing, GP will not give Service Credit for Downtime resulting from network service provider outages or Internet outages resulting from failures outside the explicit control of GP. GET21 acknowledges that GP does not and cannot control the flow of data to or from GP's network and other portions of the Internet. Such flow depends in large part on the performance of Internet services provided or controlled by third parties.
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NETWORK SERVICE PROVIDER OR INTERNET OUTAGES. Subject to Clause 2.5, XXXX will not give Service Credit for Downtime resulting from network service provider outages or Internet outages resulting from failures outside the explicit control of XXXX. Licensee acknowledges that XXXX does not and cannot control the flow of data to or from GRNG's network and other portions of the Internet. Such flow depends in large part on the performance of Internet services provided or controlled by third parties.
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