Protection Options Clause Samples

The 'Protection Options' clause defines the specific measures or choices available to a party for safeguarding their interests under the agreement. This may include options such as insurance coverage, indemnification, or the implementation of security protocols, depending on the context of the contract. By outlining these options, the clause ensures that parties are aware of and can select appropriate protections, thereby managing risk and providing clarity on how potential losses or liabilities will be addressed.
Protection Options. Protection Option Description Minimum Location Requirements Space Power Environmental Control Back Up Power (1) (2) (4) Not applicable Optical Protection (Level AA Access) 2 Level AA Access means the access portion of the Ethernet (i.e. the segments from the last Company Network switching hub to the point of entry of the Location) is provided over two (2) separate fiber paths, one of which is the working (primary) path and the other the protect (secondary) path. Company is responsible for managing the Failover Switching at each Location. Level AA Protection consists of the following minimum requirements at each Location: (i) a single point of entry into the Location; (ii) one (1) Company Equipment chassis; (iii) one (1) port; and (iv) a 2-fiber handoff to the Licensee from the Company Equipment. (1) (2) (4) (6) Dual Path Protection (Level AAA) 3 Level AAA Access means the access portion of the Ethernet (i.e. the segments from the last Company Network switching hub to the point of entry of the Location) is provided over two (2) separate fiber paths, one of which is the working (primary) path and the other the protect (secondary) path. Failover Switching at each Location will be provided by Licensee or by Company as specified in the Order Form. Level AAA Protection consist of the following minimum requirements at each Location: (i) two (2) separate points of entry into the Location; (ii) two (2) Company Equipment chassis; (iii) one (1) line card per chassis; (iv) 4-fiber handoff to the Licensee from the Company Equipment, with two fibers handed off from one of the Company Equipment chassis and two fibers handed off from the other Company Equipment chassis; and (v) Licensee Equipment must have dual-card redundancy (i.e., separate cards, one for one of the 2-fiber handoffs and the other for the second 2-fiber handoff). (1) (3) (5) (7) (1) Secure space for Company Equipment at each Location with 24x7x365 access. (2) Dedicated electrical circuit for Company Equipment (i.e. the circuit has no other load from the Company Equipment to a circuit breaker) at each Location from the public utility.
Protection Options. Ethernet comes with various Protection Options, as described below. Unprotected (Level A Access) 1 Level A Access means the access portion of the Ethernet (i.e. the segments from the last Crown Castle Network switching hub (or for Metro-E Advanced Private Line or Fixed Wireless Metro-E Advanced Private Line Products - the lateral segments supporting the respective Product) to the point of entry of the Location) is provided over a single transmission path by fiber and/or fixed wireless without protection. Level A Access consists of the following minimum requirements at each Location: (i) a single point of entry into the Location; (ii) one (1) Crown Castle Equipment chassis; (iii) one (1) port; (iv) a 2-fiber handoff to the Licensee from the Crown Castle Equipment; and (v) one (1) Crown Castle fixed wireless receiver equipment chassis if fixed wireless technology is utilized by Crown Castle for the applicable Product. (1) (2) (4) Not applicable Optical Protection (Level AA Access) 2 Level AA Access means the access portion of the Ethernet (i.e. the segments from the last Crown Castle Network switching hub to the point of entry of the Location) is provided over two (2) separate transmission paths by fiber and/or fixed wireless, one of which is the working (primary) path and the other the protect (1) (2) (4) (6) (secondary) path. Crown Castle is responsible for managing the Failover Switching at each Location. Level AA Protection consists of the following minimum requirements at each Location: (i) a single point of entry into the Location; (ii) one (1) Crown Castle Equipment chassis; (iii) one (1) port; (iv) a 2- fiber handoff to the Licensee from the Crown Castle Equipment; and (v) one (1) Crown Castle fixed wireless receiver equipment chassis if fixed wireless technology is utilized by Crown Castle for the applicable Product. Dual Path Protection (Level AAA) 3 Level AAA Access means the access portion of the Ethernet (i.e. the segments from the last Crown Castle Network switching hub to the point of entry of the Location) is provided over two (2) separate transmission paths by fiber and/or fixed wireless, one of which is the working (primary) path and the other the protect (secondary) path. Failover Switching at each Location will be provided by Licensee or by Crown Castle as specified in the Order Form. Level AAA Protection consist of the following minimum requirements at each Location: (i) two (2) separate points of entry into the Location; (ii) two (2) Cr...
Protection Options. Protection Option Description Minimum Location Requirements Space Power Environ mental Control Back Up Power (1) (2) (4) Not applicable Protection (Level AA) 2 Level AA Protection means the Product is provided over two (2) separate fiber paths, one of which is the working (primary) path and the other the protect (secondary) path. Crown Castle is responsible for managing the Failover Switching between the working and protect paths. Level AA Protection consists of the following minimum requirements at each Location: (i) a single point of entry into the Location; (ii) one (1) Crown Castle Equipment chassis; (iii) one (1) port; and (iv) a 2-fiber handoff to Licensee from the Crown Castle Equipment. (1) (2) (4) (6) Protection (Level AAA) 3 Level AAA Protection means the Product is provided over two (2) wavelengths utilizing separate fiber paths, one of which is the working (primary) path and the other the protect (secondary) path. Failover Switching at each Location will be provided by Licensee or by Crown Castle as specified in the Order Form. Level AAA Protection consist of the following minimum requirements at each Location: (i) two (2) separate points of entry into the Location; (ii) two (2) Crown Castle Equipment chassis; (iii) one (1) line card per chassis; (iv) a 4-fiber handoff to the Licensee from the Crown Castle Equipment, with two fibers handed off from one of the Crown Castle Equipment chassis and two fibers handed off from the other Crown Castle Equipment chassis. (1) (3) (5) (7) (1) Secure space for Crown Castle Equipment at each Location with 24x7x365 access. (2) Dedicated electrical circuit for Crown Castle Equipment from the public utility. (i. e., the circuit has no other load from the Crown Castle Equipment to a circuit breaker) at each Location. (3) Redundant, dedicated electrical circuit at each Location from the public utility (i.e. each power circuit is fed from a different circuit breaker panel and has its own circuit breaker) (4) Substantially dust free with temperature control that maintains temperature between 50 and 80-deg F and humidity control that maintains relative humidity below 80%. (5) Substantially dust free with temperature control that maintains temperature between 60 and 80-deg F and humidity control that maintains relative humidity between 40% and 60% (6) Crown Castle (or Licensee if the Parties agree) to install and maintain a minimum of four (4) hours of standby power (7) Crown Castle (or Licensee if the Parties agree)...
Protection Options. Protecti on Option Description Minimum Location Requirements Space Power Environmental Control Back Up Power (1) Secure space for Provider Equipment at each Location with 24x7x365 access. (2) Dedicated electrical circuit for Provider Equipment from the public utility. (i.e., the circuit has no other load from the Provider Equipment to a circuit breaker) at each Location. (3) Redundant, dedicated electrical circuit at each Location from the public utility (i.e. each power circuit is fed from a different circuit breaker panel and has its own circuit breaker) (4) Substantially dust free with temperature control that maintains temperature between 50 and 80-deg F and humidity control that maintains relative humidity below 80%. (5) Substantially dust free with temperature control that maintains temperature between 60 and 80-deg F and humidity control that maintains relative humidity between 40% and 60% (6) Provider (or Customer if the Parties agree) to install and maintain a minimum of four (4) hours of standby power (7) Provider (or Customer if the Parties agree) to install and maintain a minimum of eight (8) hours of standby power and Customer shall provide emergency power generation
Protection Options. Protection Option Description Minimum Location Requirements Space Power Environ mental Control Back Up Power (1) Secure space for Planet Equipment at each Location with 24x7x365 access. (2) Dedicated electrical circuit for Planet Equipment from the public utility. (i.e., the circuit has no other load from the Planet Equipment to a circuit breaker) at each Location. (3) Redundant, dedicated electrical circuit at each Location from the public utility (i.e. each power circuit is fed from a different circuit breaker panel and has its own circuit breaker) (4) Substantially dust free with temperature control that maintains temperature between 50 and 80-deg F and humidity control that maintains relative humidity below 80%. (5) Substantially dust free with temperature control that maintains temperature between 60 and 80-deg F and humidity control that maintains relative humidity between 40% and 60% (6) Planet (or Licensee if the Parties agree) to install and maintain a minimum of four (4) hours of standby power (7) Planet (or Licensee if the Parties agree) to install and maintain a minimum of eight (8) hours of standby power and Licensee shall provide emergency power generation
Protection Options. Ethernet comes with various Protection Options, as described below. Unprotected (Level A Access) 1 Level A Access means the access portion of the Ethernet (i.e. the segments from the last Planet’s Network switching hub (or for Metro-E Advanced Private Line or Fixed Wireless Metro-E Advanced Private Line Products - the lateral segments supporting the respective Product) to the point of entry of the Location) is provided over a single transmission path by fiber and/or fixed wireless without protection. Level A Access consists of the following minimum requirements at each Location: (i) a single point of entry into the Location; (ii) one (1) Planet Equipment chassis; (iii) one (1) port; (iv) a 2-fiber handoff to the Licensee from the Planet Equipment; and (v) one (1) Planet fixed wireless receiver equipment chassis if fixed wireless technology is utilized by Planet for the applicable Product. (1) (2) (4) Not applicable Optical Protection (Level AA Access) 2 Level AA Access means the access portion of the Ethernet (i.e. the segments from the last Planet’s Network switching hub to the point of entry of the Location) is provided over two (2) separate transmission paths by fiber and/or fixed wireless, one of which is the working (primary) path and the other the protect (1) (2) (4) (6) (secondary) path. Planet is responsible for managing the Failover Switching at each Location. Level AA Protection consists of the following minimum requirements at each Location: (i) a single point of entry into the Location; (ii) one (1) Planet Equipment chassis; (iii) one (1) port; (iv) a 2- fiber handoff to the Licensee from the Planet Equipment; and (v) one (1) Planet fixed wireless receiver equipment chassis if fixed wireless technology is utilized by Planet for the applicable Product. Dual Path Protection (Level AAA) 3 Level AAA Access means the access portion of the Ethernet (i.e. the segments from the last Planet’s Network switching hub to the point of entry of the Location) is provided over two (2) separate transmission paths by fiber and/or fixed wireless, one of which is the working (primary) path and the other the protect (secondary) path. Failover Switching at each Location will be provided by Licensee or by Planet as specified in the Order Form. Level AAA Protection consist of the following minimum requirements at each Location: (i) two (2) separate points of entry into the Location; (ii) two (2) Planet Equipment chassis; (iii) one (1) line card per chassis; (iv) 4-fibe...

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