Common use of Utility Server Services Clause in Contracts

Utility Server Services. ‌ There are ten (10) distinct Resource Unit Categories for Utility Server Services. Four of these Resource Unit Categories (Consolidated Email Accounts, Non- Consolidated Email Accounts, Enterprise File and Print, and Enhanced Security Hosted Email Accounts) have separate Annual Base Charges, ARCs/RRCs, and Monthly Resource Baselines. These Annual Base Charges are set forth in Attachment 4-A and these Monthly Resource Baselines are set forth in Attachment 4-D and reflect the required resources to support DIR and the DIR Customers. Such Annual Base Charges for the Resource Unit Categories for the Utility Server Services, as adjusted by any ARCs or RRCs, will fully compensate Service Provider for the performance of these Utility Server Services. Six (6) of these Resource Unit Categories (the “Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts”) have no base charges, base volume or ARC/RRC rate. Instead, they have a unit rate multiplied by the total volume of the Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts, calculated as described in Section (c) below. The rates charged in a given month are based on the aggregate volume of Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts, as per the Microsoft Office 365 Tier Pricing tab of Attachment 4-A. The initial volumes of Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts are described in Attachment 4-D.

Utility Server Services. ‌ There are ten (10) distinct Resource Unit Categories for Utility Server Services. Four Three of these Resource Unit Categories (Consolidated Email Accounts, Non- Consolidated NonConsolidated Email Accounts, Enterprise File and Print, and Enhanced Security Hosted Email Accounts) have separate Annual Base Charges, ARCs/RRCs, and Monthly Resource Baselines. These Annual Base Charges are set forth in Attachment 4-A and these Monthly Resource Baselines are set forth in Attachment 4-D and reflect the required resources to support DIR and the DIR Customers. Such Annual Base Charges Charges, a, for the Resource Unit Categories for the Utility Server Services, as adjusted by any ARCs or RRCs, will fully compensate Service Provider for the performance of these Utility Server Services. Six (6) of these Resource Unit Categories (the “Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts”) have no base charges, base volume or ARC/RRC rate. Instead, they have a unit rate multiplied by the total volume of the Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts, calculated as described in Section (c) below. The rates charged in a given month are based on the aggregate volume of Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts, as per the Microsoft Office 365 Tier Pricing tab of Attachment 4-A. The initial volumes of Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts are described in Attachment 4-D.

Utility Server Services. ‌ There are ten (10) distinct Resource Unit Categories for Utility Server Services. Four of these Resource Unit Categories (Consolidated Email Accounts, Non- Consolidated Email Accounts, Enterprise File and Print, and Enhanced Security Hosted Email Accounts) have separate Annual Base Charges, ARCs/RRCs, and Monthly Resource Baselines. These Annual Base Charges are set forth in Attachment 4-A and these Monthly Resource Baselines are set forth in Attachment 4-D and reflect the required resources to support DIR and the DIR Customers. Such Annual Base Charges for the Resource Unit Categories for the Utility Server Services, as adjusted by any ARCs or RRCs, will fully compensate Service Provider for the performance of these Utility Server Services. Six (6) of these Resource Unit Categories (the “Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts”) have no base charges, base volume or ARC/RRC rate. Instead, they have a unit rate multiplied by the total volume of the Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts, calculated as described in Section (c) below. The rates charged in a given month are based on the aggregate volume of Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts, as per the Microsoft Office 365 Tier Pricing tab of Attachment 4-A. The initial volumes of Microsoft Office 365 Email Accounts are described in Attachment 4-D.