Planned Outage Notification. The Registry Operator shall notify all ICANN-Accredited Registrars of any Planned Outage ("Planned Outage Notification"). The Planned Outage Notification shall set forth the date and time of the Planned Outage. The number of days prior to a Planned Outage that the Registry Operator shall notify the Registrar Community is as follows:
(i) Planned Outage Timeframe - SRS = 30 days for general maintenance and 90 days for Updates or Upgrades as defined in the Patch, Update and Upgrade Policy in Section 5 of this Appendix 7;
(ii) Planned Outage Timeframe - DNS Name Server = no Planned Outages allowed; and
(iii) Planned Outage Timeframe - Whois = no Planned Outages allowed. The Planned Outage Notification metric is a Credit Level 5.
Planned Outage Notification. The Registry Operator must notify all of its Registrars of any Planned Outage. The Planned Outage Notification Performance Specification defines the number of days prior to a Planned Outage that the Registry Operator must notify its Registrars. The Planned Outage Notification for the Core Services is as follows:
Planned Outage Notification. Genuity may add remove and/or modify network --------------------------- elements to restore/maintain service. Genuity will use commercially reasonable efforts to minimize the impact on Xxxx Atlantic Services during such addition/removal/modification of network elements. If Genuity determines that Xxxx Atlantic Services will be materially impacted, Genuity shall notify Xxxx Atlantic seven (7) calendar days prior to the planned network activity and shall obtain Xxxx Atlantic approval prior to commencement of such activity, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. In such event, SLAs shall not apply to such outage. Genuity shall provide the planned maintenance notice to a Xxxx Atlantic designated email address followed up by a telephone call to the Xxxx Atlantic designated maintenance contact(s) as specified in the POC Information/Escalation, Attachment I. Within four (4) months after the Effective Date of the Agreement, the Parties shall complete a mutually agreeable plan pursuant to which Genuity shall change the notification timeframe to ten (1 0) business days.
Planned Outage Notification. Licensor will provide notification to Reseller of all planned outages with the activation system and paging network no less than two business days prior to the planned outage that could place Reseller's Services at risk. Should emergency maintenance outage be necessary, Licensor shall use its commercially reasonable best effort to notify reseller via the Network Management Center (800-500-8113 or E-mail) of the outage existence.
Planned Outage Notification. The usTLD Administrator will notify all of its registrars of any Planned Outage. The Planned Outage Notification Performance Specification defines the number of days prior to a Planned Outage that the usTLD Administrator will notify its registrars. The Planned Outage Notification for the Core Services is as follows:
Planned Outage Notification. Yesup will notify the Customer at least 48 hours prior to a Planned Outage, except in emergency situations. In emergency situations, Yesup will provide the Customer with such notice as is reasonably practicable under the circumstances. Yesup will inform the Customer’s designated point of contact by e-mail. The Customer is responsible for providing accurate and current information for the designated contact persons. Yesup will provide one Service Credit for every outage if it fails to notify the Customer at least 48 hours in advance.
