Core Internet Service Failure definition
Core Internet Service Failure means an extraordinary and identifiable event beyond the control of Registry Operator affecting the Internet services to be measured pursuant to this Section 6 below. Such events include but are not limited to congestion collapse, partitioning, power grid failures, and routing failures.
Core Internet Service Failure means extraordinary and identifiable events beyond the control of Registry Operator affecting the Internet services to be measured pursuant to this section, including but not limited, to congestion collapse, partitioning, power grid failures, and routing failures; DNS Name Server unavailability shall mean less than four (4) sites on the Registry Operator’s constellation are returning answers to queries with less than 2% packet loss averaged over a Monthly Timeframe; and "Monthly Timeframe" means each single calendar month beginning and ending at 0000 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). The requirements in this Section 7 set forth below are not matters subject to SLA Credits under the Service Level Agreement set forth on Appendix 10 or obligations upon which a breach by Registry Operator of the Registry Agreement may be asserted.
Examples of Core Internet Service Failure in a sentence
To meet the packet loss and Round-trip requirements for a particular CNNP Test, all three of the following must be true: The Round-trip and packet loss from each measurement location to at least one .net name server must not exceed the required values; The packet loss to each of the .net name servers from at least one of the measurement locations must not exceed the required value; and Any failing CNNP Test result obtained during an identified Core Internet Service Failure shall not be considered.