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Service
Level Agreement (SLA)
Service is our business
Here at Network3 Internet we use only top quality servers,
switches, and routers. This translates into great reliability and
uptime. As a result, within our own
server farm and facilities that are under our own control and
management,
we guarantee that our network will be up and functioning 99.99% of
the time
per month. We also have a 100% Data Center systems guarantee.
To be eligible for this SLA, your account must be in good standing.
All requests for credit should be made to the billing department
with a trouble ticket number reference included.
Network Guarantee
We guarantee that the network will be available 99.99% of the time
in a given month (this does not include functionality of
software/services on a server), excluding scheduled maintenance. If
network downtime exceeds 0.01% the customer will be refunded 5% of
their monthly fee for every 60 minutes of downtime, up to 100% of
the customer's monthly fee.
Network uptime includes functioning of all network infrastructure
including routers, switches and cabling, but does not include
services or software running on your server.
We are not responsible for outages or circumstances beyond our
control that hinder access to your site or server. The following are
excluded from the monthly calculation of Service Availability:
- Scheduled downtime or maintenance
- Traffic conditions on the internet
- ISP or local problems such as Browser or DNS caching
- DDoS, Attacks, Exploits or hacked servers
- An outage from an upstream facility outside of our network
- Interruptions or failure of individual service caused by client,
their employees, client's customers, friends, or family to their
service.
- Inaccurate installation or configuration of software by the client
or non-Network3 Internet staff, 3rd party software, client abuse or
over utilization of resources.
Data Center (NOC)
Guarantee
We guarantee that the critical systems, including power and HVAC,
will be available 100% of the time in a given month, excluding
scheduled maintenance. We will refund the customer 5% of the monthly
fee for each 60 minutes of downtime (up to 100% of customer's
monthly fee).
Critical systems includes functioning of all power and HVAC
infrastructure including UPSs, PDUs and cabling, but does not
include the power supplies on customers' servers. NOC downtime
exists when a particular server is shut down due to power or heat
problems and we record such a failure in the support ticket system.
Hardware Guarantee
- (Dedicated clients only!)
We guarantee the functioning of all leased hardware components and
will replace any failed component at no cost to the customer.
Hardware replacement will begin once we identify the cause of the
problem. Hardware replacement is guaranteed to be complete within 2
hours of problem identification. This guarantee of 2 hours does not
include additional actions such as software installations, OS
reinstalling, or other data or backup services. In the event that it
takes us more than 2 hours to replace faulty hardware, we will
refund the customer 5% of the monthly fee for each 60 minutes of
downtime (up to 100% of customer's monthly fee).
Hardware is defined as the Processor(s), RAM, hard disk(s),
motherboard, NIC card and other related hardware included under the
server lease.
Occasionally servers and systems must be brought down for routine
maintenance and upgrades to ensure that your site will perform
optimally. However, we strive to keep such service interruptions to
a minimum, and, when possible, give you advance notice of scheduled
any maintenance. Scheduled service outages do not qualify for this
guarantee!
Additionally, this guarantee is your remedy for any unscheduled
downtime of more than limits outlined above. Downtime must be
confirmed by a staff member in our support system. Maximum credit
given will not exceed the amount of the charge for the customer
service with us. The credit will be applied to your invoice on your
next due date. Downtime is measured from the time the customer
records such failure in the support ticket system and until a
resolution is provided in that ticket. |
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