Service Connectivity Sample Clauses

Service Connectivity. Customer is responsible for selecting the network solution to be used for connection to the Hosted Services; in particular Customer must ensure that the connectivity architecture selected meets its requirements in terms of security, availability, capacity, resilience and performance. The network architecture chosen by Customer can vary (examples include MPLS connectivity, customer leased line connectivity, and VPN over internet connectivity). The data flow between Customer and the Hosted Services is encrypted using industry standard encryption algorithms. Connectivity responsibilities are as follows: Connectivity Method Service Provider Responsibility Customer Responsibility MPLS Connectivity Connectivity Physical security and hosting of Service Provider router at Customer site Customer Leased Line connectivity Physical security and hosting of Customer router at the Hosted Services location Connectivity VPN over Internet Connectivity Service Provider’s internet connectivity (availability, bandwidth, quality of service) VPN tunnel joint responsibility with Customer for unmanaged VPN Customer’s Internet connectivity (availability, bandwidth, quality of service) VPN tunnel joint responsibility with Service Provider for unmanaged VPN Internet Connectivity Joint responsibility with Customer Joint responsibility with Service Provider
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Service Connectivity. Customer is responsible for selecting the network solution to be used for connection to the Hosted Services; in particular Customer must ensure that the connectivity architecture selected meets its requirements in terms of security, availability, capacity, resilience and performance. The network architecture chosen by Customer can vary (examples include MPLS connectivity, customer leased line connectivity, and VPN over internet connectivity). The data flow between Customer and the Hosted Services is encrypted using industry standard encryption algorithms. Connectivity responsibilities are as follows: Connectivity Method Service Provider Responsibility Customer Responsibility Connectivity via Bottomline as Service Provider e.g. MPLS, SSFN Connectivity Physical security and hosting of Service Provider router at Customer site and certificates if required Shared Connectivity e.g. VPN over Internet, SSFN, Internet Service Provider’s connectivity (availability, bandwidth, quality of service) Joint responsibility with Customer for connectivity components outside of Service provider and Customer infrastructures. Customer’s connectivity (availability, bandwidth, quality of service) Joint responsibility with Service Provider for connectivity components outside of Service provider and Customer infrastructures. Customer Leased Line connectivity Physical security and hosting of Customer router at the Hosted Services location Connectivity
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Service Connectivity. The Supplier will provide leased line gigabit Ethernet circuits according to the Suppliers response to the Request for Proposal: Connection Gigabit Ethernet 1. Xxx Xxxxxx University-Med1 PT 10Gb/sec 2. Weizmann Institute-Med1 PT 10Gb/sec 3. Haifa University-Med1 PT 2Gb/sec 4. Technion-Med1 PT 10Gb/sec 5. Hebrew University- Med1 PT 10Gb/sec 6. Open University-Med1 PT 2Gb/sec 7. Tel-Aviv University- Med1 PT 10Gb/sec 8. Bar-Ilan University-Med1 PT 2Gb/sec 9. IUCC-Med1 PT 10Gb/sec Service Item 1: Sitename and city A end Xxx Xxxxxx University, Beersheva B end Med-1, Petach Tikve Service Item 2: Sitename and city A end Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot B end Med-1, Petach Tikve Service Item 3: Sitename and city A end Haifa University, Haifa B end Med-1, Petach Tikve Service Item 4: Sitename and city A end Technion, Haifa B end Med-1, Petach Tikve Service Item 5: Sitename and city A end Hebrew University, Givat Ram, Jerusalem B end Med-1, Petach Tikve Service Item 6: Sitename and city A end Open University, Rananna B end Med-1, Petach Tikve Service Item 7: Sitename and city A end Tel Aviv University, Ramat Aviv B end Med-1, Petach Tikve Service Item 8: Sitename and city A end Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan B end Med-1, Petach Tikve Service Item 9: Sitename and city A end IUCC, Tel Aviv University B end Med-1, Petach Tikve
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