Core Network Transit Delay Sample Clauses

The Core Network Transit Delay clause defines the maximum allowable time for data to travel across the core network between specified points. In practice, this clause sets a performance benchmark by specifying a delay threshold, often measured in milliseconds, that the network provider must not exceed for data packets traversing the core infrastructure. This ensures that the network meets agreed-upon quality standards, minimizing latency and supporting reliable, time-sensitive communications for the customer.
Core Network Transit Delay. (C-NTD) and Mean Opinion Score (MOS). To receive a credit, Customer must make a credit request in writing (e-mail or fax) to the Verizon account team within 30 business days after the month in which the C-NTD or MOS Service Level Standard was not met.
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