Common use of Service Credits Clause in Contracts

Service Credits. Lithium Hosting, llc guarantees 99.7% network availability. If a customer experiences network unavailability for more than 130 consecutive minutes (2 hours and 10 minutes) during a calendar month due to a fault of Lithium Hosting, llc's network, the customer is eligible for a service credit, up to a maximum of the customer's monthly run-rate. Lithium Hosting, llc guarantees 99.7% infrastructure availability. If a customer experiences infrastructure unavailability for more than 130 consecutive minutes (2 hours and 10 minutes) during a calendar month due to a fault of Lithium Hosting, llc's infrastructure, the customer is eligible for a service credit, up to a maximum of the customer's monthly run-rate. Infrastructure includes power delivery, cooling systems, and facilities. This uptime guarantee does not apply to planned maintenance. Approval of any credit is at the sole discretion of Lithium Hosting, llc and may be dependent upon the justification provided. Third party monitoring service reports may not be used for justification due to a variety of factors including the monitor's network capacity/transit availability. The uptime of the server is defined as the reported uptime from the operating system and the Apache Web Server which may differ from the uptime reported by other individual services. All service availability credits must be requested by the customer in the calendar month following the service outage. Credits may only be requested during the one month following the service outage, any requests for credit more than one month after the service outage will not be honored.

Appears in 47 contracts

Samples: Customer Master Agreement, Customer Master Agreement, Customer Master Agreement

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