Planned Outage Timeframe Sample Clauses

Planned Outage Timeframe. The Planned Outage Timeframe defines the hours and days in which a Planned Outage may occur ("Planned Outage Timeframe"). The Planned Outage Timeframe for the System Services is as follows:
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Planned Outage Timeframe. Nameserver =(no planned outages allowed); and
Planned Outage Timeframe. Whois = 0600-1400 UTC Sunday.
Planned Outage Timeframe. SRS = 3 days;
Planned Outage Timeframe. Whois = 3 days.
Planned Outage Timeframe. The Planned Outage Timeframe defines the hours and days in which the Planned Outage can occur. The Planned Outage Timeframe for the Core Services is as follows: • Planned Outage Timeframe–SRS = 1201-0800 UTC Sunday; • Planned Outage Timeframe–Nameserver =(no planned outages allowed); and • Planned Outage Timeframe–Whois = 0600-1400 UTC Sunday. ▪ Planned Outage Notification. The xxxx.xx 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 xxxx.xx Administrator will notify its registrars. The Planned Outage Notification for the Core Services is as follows: • Planned Outage Timeframe–SRS = 3 days; • Planned Outage Timeframe–Nameserver =(no planned outages allowed); and • Planned Outage Timeframe–Whois = 3 days.

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