Xxxx-Provided Network Access Sample Clauses

Xxxx-Provided Network Access. (1) Avis may, at any time and from time to time during the Term, establish and manage Network Access between any Avis Location and a WizCom Node that is located at the Data Center, or Avis's headquarters (currently in Garden City), or any WizCom Reservation Center. Network Access established by Avis or third parties selected by Avis shall be compatible with the Systems and the Port and Backbone components that support such Network Access. All Network Access must be approved by WizCom for compatibility and operational support considerations. If there is a problem with Network Access established and managed by Avis or third parties selected by Avis, the Parties shall reasonably cooperate with each other to resolve the problem. WizCom shall provide Avis with access to Netview or similar mainframe-based network management tools used by WizCom as necessary for Avis to monitor and manage such Network Access, with the following understanding: (i) Avis should consider access to such mainframe-based tools as a supplement to the primary network management capability provided by Avis's network equipment vendor; and (ii) WizCom will provide Avis with access to such mainframe-based tools for control of Avis resources only, Avis access to that tool will be limited or will not be permitted. (2) If Avis provides or uses a third party to provide Network Access, Avis may request WizCom to manage such Network Access or third party provided that Avis and/or the third party is using equipment, circuits and a network design approved by WizCom. Upon such request by Avis and an approval by WizCom, WizCom will manage Network Access that has been established by Avis or is provided by a third party. WizCom's management of the services of such third party will be subject to agreement by such third party. (3) Performance of Network Access that is provided by a third party will be the responsibility of the third party. If WizCom manages he services of a third party that is providing Network Access for Avis, WizCom will report overall network performance to Avis. The Parties shall, prior to entering into such management arrangements, determine whether the third party's networking methods prohibit overall (end-to-end) performance measurement, in which case performance shall be measured as proposed by WizCom and approved by Avis.
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