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relating to Customer's or its employees' and its agents' negligence or intentional misconduct. <br />Customer shall provide written notice to Vyve of any operational problems with the Fiber <br />Service, Interconnection Facilities and Demarcation Points and will cooperate with Vyve to <br />effect any needed repairs. <br />3. Service Level Commitment. <br />3.1 Network Availabilit . The Vyve network shall be available for use by Customer <br />with the Fiber Service provided under the Agreement at least 99.99% of the time as measured <br />over the then current monthly period ("Network Availability"). Network Availability shall be <br />calculated by dividing the number of minutes that the Services are available for Customer's <br />use by the total number of minutes of such calendar month and multiplying the result by 100. <br />In calculating Network Availability, Service Interruptions (as defined below) resulting from <br />the reasons or causes set forth in Section 3.4 of these Additional Terms and Conditions shall <br />not be included in determining whether Vyve has metthe applicable performance standard for <br />Network Availability. For example, if the Fiber Service experiences an outage for one (1) day <br />due to a Force Majeure Event, and otherwise experience no other outage or Service <br />Interruption (as defined in Section 5.2) during the applicable month, Vyve will be deemed to <br />have met the Network Availability performance standard of 99.99%. <br />3.2 Service Interruption. A "Service Interruption" means a total loss of Fiber Service. <br />A Service Interruption is not a default under the Agreement, but may entitle Customer to <br />credits as provided in these Additional Terms and Conditions. A Service Interruption period <br />begins when Customer makes a Trouble Report (as defined below) to Vyve under the methods <br />and procedures set forth in Section 4 of these Additional Terms and Conditions and ends when <br />Vyve restores the Fiber Service to Customer. <br />3.3 Service Interruption Credits for Network Availability. A Credit Allowance will <br />be given in any month during the term of the Agreement when there is a Service Interruption <br />that qualifies for a credit allowance. The amount of the Credit Allowance shall be as follows: <br />Four (4) or more continuous ,k credit of 1/30 of the MRF for the month in which such <br />hours ofa Service four (4) hour Service Interruption occurred. Not more <br />Interruption than one (1) credit will be issued for any one (1) day <br />period regardless of the number of qualifying Service <br />nterruotions in such 24 hour period. <br />3.4 Exceptions to Credit Allowance Credit Allowances shall not be provided for <br />Services Interruptions: (i) caused by Customer, its employees, agents or subcontractors; (ii) <br />due to failure of power not caused by Vyve; (iii) during any period in which Vyve is not <br />allowed access to the premises of Customer to access Vyve equipment; (iv) due to scheduled <br />maintenance and repair, or during the maintenance window; (v) caused by or due to violations <br />of the AUP; (vi) caused by fiber optic cable cuts on the Customer's property which are not the <br />fault of Vyve; (vii) caused by a failure of the Customer's customer equipment or internal <br />wiring or loss of other service supplied by Customer; or (viii) due to Force Majeure Events. In <br />no event shall a Service Interruption Credit Allowance exceed one (1) month's monthly <br />recurring fees ("MRF") in any thirty (30) day period regardless of the number or duration of <br />Service Interruptions. <br />3.5 Ma'or Outa Re. If three (3) times during the term of the Agreement, the Fiber <br />