Service Demarcation Point definition

Service Demarcation Point is the customer port of the Xxxxxx Technology-supplied router. Your local area network, its configuration and management is your responsibility.

Service Demarcation Point has the meaning given in the relevant Service Description as the context requires.

Service Demarcation Point. Has the meaning given in the relevant Service Description as the context requires.

Examples of Service Demarcation Point in a sentence

• The Services will be provided by Provider at the Service Demarcation Point.

• Provider is not responsible for any services or equipment beyond or connected to the Service Demarcation Point, including but not limited to setup, configuration, compatibility, proper functioning or programming of computers, modems, routers or any other third party equipment not provided by Provider.

• Customer acknowledges and accepts responsibility and liability for all use made of the Services through the Service Demarcation Point, even if such use occurs without Customer’s permission, consent or knowledge and Customer shall pay to Provider all amounts due arising out of such use of the Services, with exception of costs arising from use of Services from the date Provider has received from Customer a request for Blockage until the date such Blockage is released.

• Additionally, where the Service is being terminated by a Third Party Supplier at the Customer Premises, the Charges set forth in the Order Form for such Service assumes that such Service will be terminated at a pre- established Service Demarcation Point or minimum point of entry (MPOE) in the building within which the Customer Premises is located, as determined by the Third Party Supplier.

• Customer will be deemed to have been advised if Vodafone has made reasonable attempts to contact Customer.(b) Vodafone will provide Customer with proactive monitoring of the Internet Access Service, to the Service Demarcation Point for a range of alarms which indicate to Vodafone that there is a Severity Level 1 or 2 Incident impacting the Internet Access Service.

More Definitions of Service Demarcation Point

Service Demarcation Point means, in relation to the Services, the physical demarcation point where Customer can access the Network and make use of the Services.

Service Demarcation Point the point(s) to which we will maintain the Service(s). The Service Demarcation Point will be based on the different components that make up the Service and how these are deployed. The Service Demarcation Point for the main HPS service is typically identified as the connection between the access and the HPS service, managed by our Session Border Controllers (SBCs) within the network. Where we have supplied the access with the HPS Service, the point of demarcation will be the customer side port on the pre-configured Connexin supplied router. Where we provide the access and the Installation Service then the Demarcation Point will be the Connexin provided handset. In all cases, Connexin will honour any manufacturer warranty on the Connexin provided handsets. “Service Fee” – monthly recurring fee for the Service which may be individual fees for individual Services or a combined fee covering multiple Services.

Service Demarcation Point means an agreed interface on a piece of Equipment prescribed by Metrotech in a location agreed with the Customer whose purpose is handing over Internet Services from its own network to the Customer’s network.

Service Demarcation Point the point(s) to which we will maintain the Service(s). The Service Demarcation Point will be based on the different components that make up the Service and how these are deployed. The Service Demarcation Point for the main Horizon service is typically identified as the connection between the access and the Horizon service, managed by our Session Boarder Controllers (SBCs) within the network. Where we have supplied the access with the Horizon Service, the point of demarcation will be the customer side port on the pre- configured Gamma supplied router. Where we provide the access and the Installation Service then the Demarcation Point will be the Gamma provided handset. In all cases Gamma will honour any manufacturer warranty on the Gamma provided handsets. “Service Fee” – monthly recurring fee for the Service which may be individual fees for individual Services or a combined fee covering multiple Services.

Service Demarcation Point means Infor’s border router that is used to establish connectivity from the hosting facility to the public Internet. Infor is responsible for delivery of Subscription Software access capabilities to and including the Service Demarcation Point.

Service Demarcation Point the point(s) to which we will maintain the Service(s). The Service Demarcation Point will be based on the different components that make up the Service and how these are deployed. The Service Demarcation Point for the main Cloud PBX service is typically identified as the connection between the access and the Cloud PBX service, managed by our Session Boarder Controllers (SBCs) within the network. Where we have supplied the access with the Cloud PBX Service, the point of demarcation will be the customer side port on the pre-configured easyNetworks supplied router. Where we provide the access and the Installation Service, and you take the Equipment Maintenance then the Demarcation Point will be the easyNetworks provided handset. In all cases easyNetworks will honour any manufacturer warranty on the easyNetworks provided handsets.

Service Demarcation Point means the point to which the Network Services are delivered.