Processing Time--Whois Query Sample Clauses

The "Processing Time--Whois Query" clause defines the timeframe within which a party must respond to or process a Whois query request. Typically, this clause sets a specific number of business days or hours for providing the requested domain registration information after receiving a query. For example, a registrar may be required to supply Whois data within 48 hours of a legitimate request. The core function of this clause is to ensure timely access to domain ownership information, thereby promoting transparency and accountability in domain name management.
Processing Time--Whois Query. = 5 milliseconds for 95%. (i) The Processing Time for Whois query is applicable to the Whois and measures the Processing Time for a Whois query. (ii) The Performance Specification for a Whois query is 5 milliseconds for 95% of the transactions during a Monthly Timeframes. That is, 95% of the transactions during a Monthly Timeframe will take 5 milliseconds or less from the time the Whois receives a query to the time it responds. The Processing Time for Whois Query metric is a Credit Level 3.
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Processing Time--Whois Query. = 5 milliseconds for 95%.
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Processing Time--Whois Query. = 1.5 seconds for 95%.
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