Terms, definitions. Capitalized terms used in this Agreement shall have the same definitions as contained in the Redevelopment Agreement, unless specifically defined otherwise.
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Terms, definitions. All terms used herein shall have the definitions set forth in FAST-41 (42 U.S.C. § 4370m) and Section 3 of EO 13807.
Terms, definitions. Capitalized terms used and not defined ----------------- herein have the meanings given to them in the Merger Agreement. For the purposes of this Agreement: (a)
Terms, definitions. Carrier The entity ordering the service from Enet; commonly known and referred to as the Customer in the Service Agreement. End-User The user or users of the delivered service to the Carrier Extended Reach (ER) Commonly referred as Off-net services. This is where the End-User location is outside of ready accessibility of the Enet MAN network. Elements or all of the Access network service are delivered using a third-party network. False Alarm charge Where Enet responds to a Carrier fault report and the cause does not lie with Enet’s equipment or services, Enet will apply a false alarm charge. Managed Service Where Enet supplies, installs, maintains and manages the NTU (or Customer Premises Equipment “CPE” if applicable) at the End User location NTU / NID Network Terminating Unit (NTU) also known as Network Interface Device (NID); it serves as the demarcation point (demark) and interface between the Carrier/End-User and Enet networks. NMS Network Monitoring System NOC Network Operations Centre On-net Where all Access network (Last mile) service elements are delivered using the Enet network and the End User location is readily accessible to the MAN fibre network. Rental Day The Annual Recurring Charge of the service divided by 365. Service unavailability The service unavailability shall be deemed to have commenced on the earlier of: (i) an indication of the fault on the Enet NMS if reactive SLA or (ii) on the receipt of a report by Enet from the Carrier. Where the fault has been repaired, and Enet, notwithstanding reasonable efforts on its behalf, has not succeeded in contacting the Carrier to agree service restoration, the conclusion of service unavailability shall be deemed to have ended at the time when the network management system indicated same. Valid unavailable hours of a service is the elapsed time between the fault log and the clear time, less any excluded time, as defined in Section 6. Service Affecting Fault A Service affecting fault is defined as: • A fault resulting in a total loss of service (Fibre or Wireless) and/or • a period of time (defined as three consecutive CCM frames; with one CCM frame run per second) where no service frames transit a service (Fibre) Enet use CFM (Connectivity Fault Management) CCM (Continuity Check Message) frames to synthetically measure the above service availability for Fibre. Force Majeure Event As defined in the Service Agreement.
Terms, definitions. Working/Business Hours Defined as 9am and 5pm on working days (Monday to Friday, excluding Irish public holidays and bank holidays). Wires only Where Enet do not install an Enet NTU or CPE as part of the service. It enables the Carrier to choose the termination device most appropriate to its solution The Carrier supplies, installs, maintains, and manages the End User Router”. “
Terms, definitions. AVAILABILITY The minimum availability a customer may expect from a service, expressed as a percentage of a maximum availability according to the service description. Availability is measured over a period of one month. SERVICE TIME The period, according to the SLA, in which Telenor offers fault handling and service (see Fault reporting time). FAULT REPORTING TIME The period, according to the SLA, in which Telenor receives fault reports. START TIME The maximum time between reporting of the fault and start of fault handling during the service time. RESPONSE TIME The time from the customer's first attempt to reach Telenor using a method described in the SLA and the time when Telenor responds or offers services during the fault reporting time. FIX TIME The maximum time within the service time (excluding suspension time) it will take to repair a fault in the service after the customer's reporting of the fault and until it has been repaired. SUSPENSION TIME The time within the service time when the fix time will not continue to run due to the customer's obligation to arrange for fault analysis and handling. INTERRUPTION TIME The total time between the customer's reporting of the fault and the time when the fault has been repaired. DOWNTIME The accumulated time within the service time when there are faults in the service (excluding suspension time, service window and time to planned job). ARRIVAL TIME The time between Telenor's submission of a receipt for the fault report to the customer and until Telenor arrives personally at the customer's location (according to the SLA). SERVICE WINDOW The recurring period, as defined in the SLA, used by Telenor to maintain the service without affecting the availability. PLANNED JOB Specific time outside of the service window which Telenor or its sub-suppliers may use to maintain the service without affecting the calculation of availability. A "Planned emergency job" is reported and completed within 24 hours and will take less than 30 minutes. FAULT IN SERVICE Faults in service are defined as all deviations from a fully functional service and are classified in different categories, some of which are related to availability. Terms Definitions ACTUAL FAULT TIME The time in which the service is effectively not available to the customer. CONTACT METHODS The contact methods to be used by the customer, according to the SLA, for service and support and the methods used by Telenor to communicate with the customer. MEASURING POINT The ...
Terms, definitions. Unless otherwise defined in this Agreement, ------------------ all capitalized terms used herein are defined in the Merger Agreement.
Terms, definitions. “Accreditation Management Plans (AMP)” (or Security Accreditation Management Plan, SAMP) means a plan detailing how the Supplier intends to manage and maintain the required levels of Security Accreditation for its organisation and/or personnel, updated on a monthly basis;
