Telephone/Internet. The Concessionaire will contract with and make payment directly to the provider. Additional Opportunities:
Telephone/Internet. Princeton University will act as the Contractor’s ISP. Princeton University will provide the Contractor an external customer network as described on Princeton University’s web site at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/external-customer-networks.html. The Contractor will be given a range of IP addresses that can be used for this purpose. The Contractor shall provide all devices and IT expertise to install and maintain service for it and its Subcontractors unless otherwise specified by Princeton University. The Contractor shall also comply with Princeton University and industry best practices regarding IT security so as to prevent malicious/viral content residing on the Contractor’s/Subcontractor’s devices from entering Princeton University’s domain.
Telephone/Internet. Landlord shall provide an empty conduit and pull-string for telephone and internet from the main utility room to the boundary of the Premises per Xxxxxxxx’s plans. Landlord will provide the main telephone backboard for the building. Tenant shall be responsible for all telephone and internet cabling from the main telephone backboard into and throughout the Premises. Communication for data and phone is provided by with a max speed of 500/500. Cable is not available and is exempt from Landlord provisions.
Telephone/Internet. The Young Person will not use the home telephone except in extreme emergencies and only with permission of the host. Internet use (if available) can be withdrawn at any time by the host if they feel it is being used inappropriately. This will be reported to the Fostering/Social Worker, Personal Adviser or Accommodation Officer. The Young Person agrees to: Let the host know when they expect to be home and phone/text if plans have changed. Remember that the host is available for support, and to talk things through when required Raise immediately with the host if there are any problems in the accommodation Keep confidential any information relating to the host and their family Be in the arrangement minimum four nights per week. If under 18, permission needs to be sought from the young person’s Social Worker or Personal Adviser if more than the minimum nights to be out of the arrangement Visitors: As the accommodation is in someone’s private home, visitors May be invited to the house only with the host’s prior knowledge and consent – and to start with, only when the host is at home. Should the host be uncomfortable with a particular visitor, they have the right to insist that person does not visit again
Telephone/Internet. Newspaper
Telephone/Internet. Telephone and internet will be pole line distributed to the administration building, port building, guard shack and boiler house.
Telephone/Internet. Tenant may use Landlord's internal local area network and associated telephone system at $35.00 per port (including provided handsets) plus all associated long distance charges, or Tenant may install its own system at its own expense. Any equipment installed by Tenant shall remain the property of Tenant and may be removed upon termination or expiration of the Lease. Tenant shall be responsible for supplying, installing and paying for its telephone equipment, service and internet/data service. Tenant is responsible for obtaining a network connection from a local ISP and for supplying its own ISP connection hardware; Landlord will provide entry point for ISP into the building and a location for the ISP's network hardware to make the external connection; Landlord will provide a data connection to move Tenant internet traffic from the building entry point up to Tenant closet on 4th floor; Landlord will permit escorted access to Tenant network hardware located outside of Tenant's secured space during normal business hours; Landlord and Tenant will work together to create and implement a wireless network channel allocation plan that prevents network interference. Tenant is responsible for securing Tenant's networks against intrusion through use of encrypted/password-protected wireless connections. Tenant may use Landlord's conduit and fiber, provided that Tenant's use is not higher than would normally be expected for an operation of its type.
Telephone/Internet. 18.1 The Employee shall restrict use of telephone at the lodge to a reasonable level consistent with good management of XXX. The cost of all international calls, except where such are required in the performance of the Manager’s duties, and private telephone calls billed in excess of $150.00 for the period of this Agreement are to be reimbursed to XXX within 14 days of XXX providing a request in writing.
Telephone/Internet. The Use fees as identified herein shall not include any fees, costs or reimbursements for telephone or internet services or related technology costs or expenses.
