Peering function Sample Clauses
The peering function clause defines the terms and procedures by which two parties, typically network operators or service providers, establish and manage a direct interconnection for the exchange of data traffic. This clause outlines the technical requirements, responsibilities for maintaining the connection, and any performance standards or dispute resolution mechanisms related to the peering arrangement. By clearly specifying these aspects, the clause ensures efficient data exchange, minimizes misunderstandings, and helps prevent disputes over network connectivity and service quality.
Peering function. The Subscriber may use the Peering function in combination with the VPG Type-F Service. The Peering function enables Subscriber to connect the VPG and the Amazon VPC used by the Subscriber.
Peering function. (a) The Subscriber may use the Peering function in combination with the VPG type C or VPG type D Service. In such case, Subscriber can use the peering function that allows Subscriber to connect the VPG and the Amazon VPC used by the subscriber.
(b) The Subscriber shall use the Peeing function according to the method of use and other service provision conditions (including but not limited to the general terms and conditions regarding the closed network connection service) posted by SORACOM on the SORACOM web site.