Satellite Bandwidth Access (Primary Sample Clauses

Satellite Bandwidth Access (Primary connects Customer sites via a satellite access network, a managed network based on VPN Service. The service will provide for data rates up to the subscribed level and is assumed to be active on the network full time.
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Satellite Bandwidth Access (Primary connects Customer sites via a satellite access network, a managed network based on VPN Service. The service will provide for data rates up to the subscribed level and is assumed to be active on the network full time. Satellite Bandwidth Access (Backup) provides an alternate diverse access path for Customer's occasional use if Customer’s primary communications path fails, or for mobile emergency response systems. The service will provide for data rates up to the subscribed level, provided an individual site is not active on VSAT more than 10% of the time in a calendar month or if no more than 10% of a subscribed group of sites is active on VSAT at any one point in time. When sites are inactive, latency and packet delivery are not measured for SLA purposes. A site is considered inactive when it requires no traffic over that required to maintain the site in the VSAT network. A subscribed group is defined as two or more sites with Backup service.
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