SLA for Monitor Service Level Standard Sample Clauses

SLA for Monitor Service Level Standard. Verizon fully manages the uCPE or HNS, and provides Availability, TTR, and Proactive Notification SLA’s for uCPE or HNS outages. The Monitor Level of sService also provides Proactive Notification of VNF outages. VNF management in the Monitor Level of Service is the responsibility of the customer. ▪ Under the Monitor Level of Service, upon request only, Verizon will recover a VNF with a Monitor service level to a standard default configuration. In all cases, any special configurations or other changes from the default configuration are the responsibility of the Customer. ▪ Verizon limits the number of recoveries without incurring additional charges to two times a year per VNF service. Monitor Level of Service SLA Parameter U.S. EMEA/Canada LATAM/APAC TTR of uCPE/HNS 3.5 Hours 4 Hours 6 Hours uCPE Installations (Excludes Network installation) 45 days (Excludes Hawaii) Not Available Hot Available ▪ Availability means the uCPE or HNS is powered and is processing the VNF application. ▪ Processing errors that do not affect the function do not detract from availability. uCPE and HNS Availability is based on the total number of minutes in a calendar month during which the uCPE or HNS serving a site is available divided by the total number of minutes in that month. ▪ The calculation of monthly uCPE or HNS Availability (%) =1 - (Total minutes of site Hard Outage per month) X 100% / # days in month x 24 hours x 60 min
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