BLOCKED CALLS Sample Clauses

BLOCKED CALLS. On an annual basis, blocked calls as a percentage of total call attempts must not exceed 2% as measured on a bouncing (sigma) busy hour basis. SYSTEM AVAILABILITY: System availability must not drop below 99% as measured by the following equation on an annual basis: The amount of time that each sector is up, in minutes, is added together. That number is divided by the number of sectors, times 60 minutes per hour, times 24 hours per day, times 100. This equates to system availability as a percentage of total minutes in a day.
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BLOCKED CALLS. 15.2.5.5.1.1 Blocking is the fraction of call origination attempts denied service during a stated measurement period. Blocking occurs because of competition for limited resources within the network.
BLOCKED CALLS. If AOL detects a busy signal for a telephone number when (according to the usage reports submitted by Vendor under this Term Sheet and/or the Agreement) not all of the Ports being provided hereunder for such telephone number were then in use, Vendor shall correct such "blocked call" within [**] hours of AOL's electronic notification to Vendor via the opening of a trouble ticket with Vendor's NOC. For each such blocked call not corrected within such [**] hour period, Vendor shall not charge AOL for the number of Ports that were not being utilized when such blocked call occurred for so long as such number of Ports are blocked. To the extent that Vendor fails to comply with the preceding sentence and charges AOL for such Ports, then in addition to any other rights or remedies that AOL may have under this Term Sheet and/or the Agreement or under applicable law, AOL may set off against amounts due under this Term Sheet and/or the Agreement amount equal to any such charges.
BLOCKED CALLS. In case the Contracting Party detects signs of telephone numbers being busy when (according to the use reports presented by the Contracted Party, pursuant to the terms of this Agreement or Addendum)_ not all/ all the ports of such telephone numbers are being used - (Blocked Calls), the Contracted Party shall correct such Blocked Calls within twenty-four (24) hours counted as of the notice given by the Contracting Party to the Contracted Party. In case this twenty-four period is exceeded, the Contracted Party shall not charge from the Contracting Party such access ports during the period when the blocked calls had been verified. In case the Contracted Party fails to comply with the determinations of the previous sentence and charges the Contracting Party fort the amounts related to the aforementioned access ports, then, additionally to the Contracting Party's other rights and prerogatives, the Contracting Party is forthwith authorized to deduce such amounts out of any other amounts due by the Contracting Party, pursuant to this Addendum.
BLOCKED CALLS. PI 11.1 “
BLOCKED CALLS. On an annual basis, blocked calls as a percentage of total call attempts (system wide) must not exceed 3% as measured on a bouncing (sigma) busy hour basis.

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