Wireless Failover Sample Clauses

Wireless Failover. Wireless Failover is provided by TERAGO as a stand-alone wireless connection. The Customer is responsible for integrating Wireless Failover with the primary access and managing connectivity failover and recovery. The Customer is responsible for procuring and managing the primary access. The Customer is responsible for integrating and testing the Wireless Failover service with the primary access to facilitate a backup solution. In the event of an outage, the Customer is responsible for managing the failover from the primary access to the Wireless Failover access by TERAGO. Once the primary access is restored, the Customer is responsible for the recovery from the Wireless Failover access by TERAGO back to the primary access. The Customer is responsible for updating TERAGO with any changes to the customer contacts that are to be notified in the event of a Wireless Failover service outage or for Wireless Failover usage.
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Wireless Failover. Wireless Failover service provides a backup wireless service that allows for essential functionality of the WOW! Internet service in the event that the wired Internet connection is interrupted. The service is not available in all areas. Wireless Failover equipment can limit expected and actual HSD speeds, even when the Wireless Failover service is not engaged. Devices connected to the Wireless Failover equipment cannot receive Gig speed. Expected wired download speed for 1Gbps speed is limited to approximately 800Mbps to 850Mbps, under normal operation. When Wireless Failover service is engaged, speed is limited further to peak download of 150Mbps (LTE)/42.4Mbps in areas where 4G is not available, and peak upload 50Mbps (LTE)/5.76Mbps in areas where 4G is not available. Speeds are not guaranteed.
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