Tail Circuits Sample Clauses

Tail Circuits. 4.1 Metrotech’s liability for Target Time to Repair, circuit Availability, and Latency in respect of a 3rd party Tail Circuit will at no time better the published contractual liability of the third party supplier of such Tail Circuit. 4.2 Following payment of compensation to Metrotech by the third party supplier, Metrotech will credit the Customer with the relevant compensation against the next following payment due from the Customer, or, if no further payments are due from the Customer, Metrotech will pay compensation by cheque to the Customer at the end of the next following Quarter.
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Tail Circuits. 4.1 M247’s liability for Target Time to Repair, circuit Availability, and Latency in respect of a 3rd party Tail Circuit will at no time better the published contractual liability of the third party supplier of such Tail Circuit. 4.2 Following payment of compensation to M247 by the third party supplier, M247 will credit the Customer with the relevant compensation against the next following payment due from the Customer, or, if no further payments are due from the Customer, M247 will pay compensation by cheque to the Customer at the end of the next following Quarter.
Tail Circuits. Equant will perform a 15 minute Bit Error Rate Test to ensure that no more than one error in 106 data bits occur on the Tail Circuit.
Tail Circuits. 4.1 OneFibre’s liability for Target Time to Repair, circuit Availability, and Latency in respect of a 3rd party Tail Circuit will at no time better the published contractual liability of the third party supplier of such Tail Circuit. 4.2 Following payment of compensation to OneFibre by the third party supplier, OneFibre will credit the Customer with the relevant compensation against the next following payment
Tail Circuits. (i) Equant shall invoice SITA SC and/or SITA INC, as applicable, for an amount equal to [*] of the amount (net of any discounts) invoiced by Equant to SITA SC and/or SITA INC, as applicable, with respect to any Tail Circuits procured and managed by Equant on behalf of SITA SC and/or SITA INC on a calendar month basis in arrears (the “Monthly Management Fee”) in accordance with the provisions of this clause 18. Services Agreement 78 Dated: 30 November 2001 Restated Version with Amendment No. 1 (Errata) Commercial-in-Confidence (ii) In addition to the Management Fee, SITA SC and/or SITA INC may agree to contribute to any development costs incurred by Equant with respect to Tail Circuit Service Levels provided that such development costs are incurred by Equant for the sole purpose of satisfying requirements specific to SITA SC and/or SITA INC. Such requirements shall be functionalities that both (A) provide non-standard services based on services in the market and (B) will not be made available, either in whole or in part, to any other customers of Equant or distributors directly but may be used for Equant’s internal use. Such developments will be subject to the formal financial approval of SITA SC and/or SITA INC and will be recovered through a monthly development contribution fee [*] (the “Monthly Development Contribution Fee”). Operating costs and expenses associated with these developments (other than depreciation) will not give rise to a specific charge but will be covered by the Management Fee. (iii) In the event that the total of the Monthly Management Fees together with the Monthly Development Contribution Fee paid or payable by SITA SC and SITA INC with respect to a Contract Year are less [*] (the “Minimum Management Fee”), then SITA SC and/or SITA INC, as applicable, shall promptly pay Equant the difference between [*] and the total Monthly Management Fees for such Contract Year following the completion of such Contract Year. (iv) If the developments result in cost savings that allow Equant to provide Tail Circuits to SITA SC, SITA INC and the SITA Group Companies for less than the Minimum Management Fee during a Contract Year, then Equant shall provide such savings to SITA SC and/or SITA INC. SITA SC and SITA INC shall have the right to audit and review such developments and related costs to determine whether such savings should be provided to them by Equant. (v) Equant shall invoice SITA SC and/or SITA INC, as applicable, for an amount equal to [*...
Tail Circuits. The Tail Circuit is a subscriber line (access line) connection between an End User Location and an access node of the Orange Network. The technology used for the Tail Circuit consists of digital circuit switched leased line technology, Ethernet technology or Wireless Local Loop technology but excludes Satellite. Business grade DSL technology may also be used for the Tail Circuit. Orange uses different access methods over the Tail Circuit to connect the CE router with the PE router. These are Frame Relay, ATM, Ethernet or direct IP. The choice of these access methods is made at Orange’s sole discretion in view of its access POP and PE capabilities. The access methods are transparent to the End User. Where Orange does not provide the Tail Circuit or DSL access circuit the End User will order the Tail Circuit or DSL access circuit between its Location and the Orange access node directly from the local provider. In such case, upon placing an Order with Orange, the End User will notify Orange in a timely manner about the parameters of the Tail Circuit or DSL access that will be delivered to the Orange PoP.

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