Service Management Boundary definition

Service Management Boundary or “SMB” means the demarcation point up to which BT will manage the
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Service Management Boundary or “SMB” means the physical interface port on the MPT Equipment which is the Customer’s access point for the Service, except for in-building cabling which may be required to connect to MPT Equipment within the Customer Premises; provided that, when the Application Form specifies MPT ownership of in-building cabling, the same shall be considered MPT Equipment and within the SMB.
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Service Management Boundary means the demarcation point up to which BT will manage the Service.
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Examples of Service Management Boundary in a sentence

  • This includes provisioning, maintenance and management of all elements up to this Service Management Boundary.

  • This includes provisioning and maintenance of all elements up to this Service Management Boundary.

  • The Service Levels apply to the elements of service within the Service Management Boundary.

  • BT will provide you with a range of management services to your Cloud Services comprising of the Essential Service or the Premium Service as set out in any applicable Order and up to the point of the Service Management Boundary.

  • For Private Line Services with a terminating end in a BT POP (e.g. POP-POP or End-POP) - the Service Management Boundary for the POP side of the BT Private Line Service is at the connector at the drop side of the multiplexer in the BT POP or at the applicable ODF/DDF.


More Definitions of Service Management Boundary

Service Management Boundary or “SMB” means the demarcation point up to which BT will manage the Service, as described in Paragraph 7.
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Service Management Boundary has the meaning given to it in section 4.4.
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Service Management Boundary. (“SMB”) means the demarcation point up to which BT will manage the Service.
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Service Management Boundary. (“SMB”) means the demarcation point up to which BT will manage the Service. "SLA Year" means the 8760 hours which starts on the Operational Service Date of each Site or Circuit, as appropriate, and ends 365 days later; thereafter the SLA Year will be the most recent twelve (12) Months in which the Service is provided.
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Service Management Boundary. (“SMB”) means the demarcation point up to which Vodafone will manage the Service.
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Service Management Boundary has the meaning given in paragraph 7 of the Services Schedule.
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Service Management Boundary means any aspect of the Service environment that is outside of BT’s control, including without limitation, any Customer obligation or third party component for which the Customer has directly contracted.
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