Burst Bandwidth definition

Burst Bandwidth is the amount of Bandwidth usage based on the 95th Percentile Calculation in excess of a Bandwidth Commitment. Any usage in excess of the Bandwidth Commitment will incur an additional burst usage charge based on the 95th Percentile Calculation.
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Burst Bandwidth. Burst Bandwidth means the amount of bandwidth usage, based on the 95th Percentile Calculation, in excess of a Bandwidth Commitment. Any usage in excess of the Bandwidth Commitment will incur additional MRC based on the 95th Percentile Calculation. Burst Bandwidth must be specified on a Customer Order to be applicable. • WIN Point of Presence (“POP”): Physical location of WIN router at the edge of WIN’s network that faces the Customer Edge and delivers private data and/or Internet Services to Customer’s network. • Customer Edge (“CE”): CE refers to the device at Customer’s premises that is connected to the WIN POP. • Minimum Point of Entry (“MPOE”): MPOE is defined by the party providing the Access Circuit (defined below) to the Customer Location. A Customer Location may have multiple MPOE locations. WIN will direct an Access Circuit provider to install a circuit to the MPOE closest to the requested Customer Service Location. WIN cannot guarantee that the Access Circuit will be delivered to the requested MPOE.
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Burst Bandwidth means the amount of bandwidth in excess of the minimum bandwidth commitment.
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Examples of Burst Bandwidth in a sentence

  • Any Bandwidth Commitment for an incrementally delivered service will be proportionally reduced to reflect the number of locations incrementally delivered out of the total number of locations included under such Bandwidth Commitment and Burst Bandwidth will be determined by using the level then in effect as of the last day of each calendar month.


More Definitions of Burst Bandwidth

Burst Bandwidth the amount of Bandwidth in excess of Client’s committed level as further defined below.
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