Procedure for Maintenance Window Sample Clauses

Procedure for Maintenance Window. 3.3.4.3.1 Notification of maintenance window In case Planned works are scheduled, the Operator concerned needs to communicate the following information to the SPOC’s for Pro-Active Maintenance of all operators that could be impacted by these works in writing (e-mail or fax):  Planned Works reference number.  Interconnect Links and/or Interconnect Switches that will be impacted.  Short description of the works.  Date, time and duration of the works. The following optional information can be added if relevant:  Estimated impact on the Interconnection servicesSpecial attention related to Emergency Services  Fallback scenarios  Specific temporary contact points (if appropriate) This information should be communicated at the latest three Working Days in advance or earlier if possible. Where possible, the Operator that performs the works, will take appropriate actions in order to minimize the impact on the Interconnect Services. For this, it is free to contact the other Operators with alternative proposals. These proposals must be considered as options to be negotiated. In case of Package Replacement on an Interconnect Switch, a specific communication process will be applied with main milestones as mentioned hereafter: - Package Replacement announcement: at least 3 months beforehand. - Package Replacement planning (all involved AGE/IGE): at least 3 weeks beforehand. - Package Replacement confirmation (for a specific AGE/IGE): 3 Working Days beforehand.
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