Colocation Space definition
Colocation Space means the location(s) within the Colocation Area where Customer is permitted to colocate communications and networking equipment pursuant to a Customer Order accepted by Level 3.
Colocation Space means the space described as such in the Order Form, and which is located within Our Facility and allocated to You. Commencement Payment means the Payment required prior to Project Commencement unless otherwise agreed upon by You and Us. Commercial Works has the definition given by the relevant upstream carrier. The relevant definition at the time may be provided by Us to You, at Your request, where these charges are likely to be incurred.
Colocation Space means space within Level ---------------- 3's Gateway Facilities in the United States which is used by Customer for the placement of electronic communications equipment and connection of such equipment to other parties or networks (including, but not limited to, the Level 3 Network).
Examples of Colocation Space in a sentence
Nucleus Connect may be required to provide Patching Services where the installation address is located at the Co-location Space or the NC CO.
Level 3 will exercise commercially reasonable efforts to install any Colocation Space on or before the Customer Commit Date specified for such Colocation Space.
Customer shall be permitted to use the Colocation Space only for placement and maintenance of communications equipment.
The Customer, in the course of providing its own services, may allow its customers or Affiliates to install equipment in and use the Colocation Space.
Level 3 retains the right to access any Colocation Space for any legitimate business purpose at any time.
More Definitions of Colocation Space
Colocation Space means the space specified in the Order Form or as later notified to the Customer from time to time and made available by the Company at the Data Centre for the installation of Customer Equipment by or for the Customer in accordance with the terms of this Contract;
Colocation Space means an equipment space at an Exchange Site that may be used by the Licensee for locating the Colocation Equipment for an Agreed Purpose, in addition to the necessary site facilities specified in paragraph 5 of Attachment 4 as requested by the Licensee.
Colocation Space means the colocation space described on a Service Order. “Colocation Services” means a collective reference to the Colocation Space together with associated power, cooling and other services to be provided by Switch pursuant to a Service Order (exclusive of Carrier Services). “Carrier Services” means a collective reference to internet, transport and other services provided by one or more third party telecommunications carriers (each a “Carrier”) which are resold to Customer by Switch or procured directly by Customer. “Customer Equipment” means the computer equipment, software, hardware and other materials placed by or for Customer in the Colocation Space, other than Switch equipment. Capitalized terms not defined herein have the meaning provided in the Service Order.
Colocation Space means a collective reference to the colocation space described on a Service Order (e.g. Work Order) together with associated power, cooling and other services to be provided by Contractor pursuant to a Service Order (exclusive of Carrier Services and Smart Hands Services).
Colocation Space means the space specified in the Order Form or as later notified to the Customer
Colocation Space means a collective reference to the colocation space to be licensed by Supplier to Customer described on a Service Order together with associated power, cooling and other services to be provided by Supplier pursuant to a Service Order (provided that if any Service Order identifies a Colocation Space that consists of more than one increment of Colocation Space (such as spaces that are located in two different Data Halls), then references herein to Colocation Space may refer to either all such increments of space collectively, or each such increment of space, individually, as the context may require. “Comparable Owner Practices” means practices that are consistent with the prevailing practices of owners of first-class mission critical data center projects in the United States of America, “Critical Load Power” means, with respect to any particular Colocation Space, the total electrical power connected to and available for utilization by Customer in such space as measured at the applicable demarcation point as defined in the applicable Service Order. “Confidential Information” means Customer Confidential Information and Supplier Confidential Information. “Containment”“ means and refers to a hot or cold aisle containment solution for a Colocation Space (i.e., the installation of certain equipment, barriers and materials throughout the Colocation Space for the purpose of keeping hot aisle air segregated from cold aisle air in such Colocation Space), including “door open” and “door closed” sensors that record the time of such openings and closings, in accordance with plans that have been reviewed and reasonably approved by Supplier. “Cross Connections” means interconnections between Customer’s Equipment and the systems or equipment of other occupants of the Facility and any telecommunications carriers present at the Facility. “Customer Confidential Information” means: (a) the terms and provisions of this MCSA and each Service Order and of any term sheet, letter of intent or discussions on which this MCSA of any Service Order is based and the content of any discussions between Customer and Supplier regarding the same, (b) the contents of any documents disclosed to Supplier under Section 5.4(k)(iii) below, (c) the fact that Customer and Supplier have entered into this MCSA or any Service Order and that Customer occupies space in the Facility, (d) Customer Data; and (e) any other information that is disclosed by Customer to Supplier in connection with this this MCSA...
Colocation Space means the specific space within a Site including, without limitation, racks, cabinets, cubicles, cages, certain area in the staging rooms, whether or not specified in the Service Form, at which Customer may place its equipment under the Agreement.