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Product Rider- Dedicated Internet Access (Ver. 1-6) <br />r„?fna?r?At <br />Product Rider- Dedicated Internet Access (Ver. 1-6) <br />Confidential ® Cogent Communications. 2008 <br />cogent PRODUCT RIDER - <br />COMMUNICATIONS DEDICATED INTERNET ACCESS <br />GLOBAL <br />This product rider (Rider amends the CSA entered into between Customer and COGENT for the Services specified therein. Unless otherwise defined herein, <br />capitalized or defined terms in the CSA have the same meaning in this Rider. In the event of a conflict between forms, the following will be the order of priority: <br />First, the Order Form; Second, this Rider; Third, the Terms; and Fourth, the SLA. <br />1. Service and Options <br />Within the scope of the Dedicated Internet Access Service, COGENT transmits IP-packets between the COGENT Network and associated networks of its <br />Customers as well as to and from the global Internet using COGENT's settlement-free peering agreements with other networks. <br />Subject to their availability, Customer may select one or more options associated with the Service such as listed in the Order Form, in which case Customer <br />agrees to pay the related fees such as indicated in the Order Form: <br />MuluBGP: Customer may connect to COGENT's network with multiple BGP sessions over a single port, such BGP sessions being on its own assigned AS (the <br />Primary ASN) and ASs from third parties represented by Customer (the Secondary ASNs). In this case, Customer will be required to provide COGENT with a <br />Letter of Authorization ("LOA") issued by the third parties having registered the Secondary ASNs in order to activate such Service, and all interactions, being <br />during provisioning or operations, related to BGP-sessions set up between COGENT's network and Secondary ASNs will be handled exclusively between <br />COGENT and Customer. The fact that a BGP session is being set up between COGENT and other parties represented by Customer does not constitute a <br />contractual relationship between COGENT and the other parties, this interaction is ruled by the contractual relationship established between COGENT and the <br />Customer. COGENT will charge an additional Monthly Fee for each Secondary ASN connected. <br />Pull Traffic (available for NelCentne customers only): When the "Pull Traffic" Option is selected on the Order Form, Customer agrees that the Base Monthly <br />Fee and Burst Fee set forth in the Order Form are discounted rates and that Customer's eligibility for these rates is contingent upon the ratio of Customers <br />Inbound Traffic Volume (traffic flowing from Cogenfs network to Customer's network over the Service Interfaces) to Customer's Outbound Traffic Volume <br />(traffic flowing from Customer's network to Cogent's network over the Service Interfaces) exceeding 1 (one) (the "Traffic Ratio") in each calendar month of <br />Service. For any calendar month where the Traffic Ratio does not exceed I (one), (a) COGENT will assess, and Customer agrees to pay, an Overage Charge <br />equal to the difference between the "Standard Base Monthly Fee per Mbps" set forth in the Order Form and the discounted Base Monthly Fee, and (b) the Burst <br />Fee for any burstable usage (measured in Mbps) in such month shall be charged at the "Standard Burst Fee per Mbps" set forth in the order form, not the <br />discounted Burst Fee per Mbps. Both the Overage Charge and the Burst Fee will appear on Customers next invoice. For purposes of this option, "Traffic <br />Volume" shall mean actual data transfer across the Service Interfaces, as measured by Cogent for each traffic direction, taking data transfer usage samples every <br />5 minutes throughout the month for each Service Interface (a sample is based upon the average bytes per second across the 5-minute segment multiplied by the 5- <br />minute sample interval to come to the total number of bytes transferred in the segment) and adding up all samples per direction, <br />Equrpment? COGENT may, at its sole discretion and if available, provide equipment for certain Services. The fees for such equipment as agreed in the Order <br />Form will be added to Customer's invoice. COGENT does not guarantee and is not responsible for any specific type of equipment, or any equipment at all, to be <br />made available to Customer, and such equipment will belong to Customer upon receipt. Customer will provide its own technical support to install, maintain, and <br />integrate equipment. COGENT will not provide on-site technical support. Customer will be responsible for applicable replacement costs if the equipment is <br />subject to any damage, unauthorized alteration/modification/repair, abnormal use, misuse, neglect, abuse, accident, improper installation, or other acts caused by <br />Customer, its employees, contractors, or any other person. Such action or inaction may void any manufacturer warranties. Customer further agrees to indemnify <br />and hold harmless COGENT for any third party claim based on Customer's unauthorized alteration or modification of the equipment. COGENT is not <br />responsible for Service disruptions caused by any request by Customer to relocate equipment. <br />Expedile Delivery: COGENT's installation guarantee is strictly limited to the installation guarantee stated in the SLA. However, Customer may request in the <br />Order Form an expedited delivery for his Service. COGENT will use commercially reasonable efforts to accommodate Customer's request; provided, however, <br />that COGENT does not guarantee that any such request will be fulfilled (and any such guarantees given either orally or in writing are hereby disclaimed) nor <br />does COGENT guarantee that the Service will be delivered on a specific date, such as the Requested Service Date indicated on the Order Form. <br />2. Burstable Service <br />If Customer is purchasing COGENT's burstable Service, Customer will have a minimum bandwidth commitment assigned for a given port (the Bandwidth <br />Commitment or Committed Data Rate, "CDR"). The Bandwidth Commitment is agreed upon in the Order Form and is the minimum amount of bandwidth that <br />will be charged to Customer each month at the base Service price, even if not fully used by Customer during a given month. Customer may burst up to the <br />maximum bandwidth that can be carried on a given port, e.g. 1,000 Mbps for a Gig-Ethernet port, subject to availability of bandwidth within the COGENT <br />network. <br />If Customer exceeds the Bandwidth Commitment on any burstable port in any given calendar month, Customer agrees to pay the additional per Mbps charge for <br />excess bandwidth usage over the Bandwidth Commitment as indicated in the Order Form. Such excess bandwidth usage is calculated by COGENT as the <br />difference between total bandwidth usage and Bandwidth Commitment, where total bandwidth usage is determined by collecting bandwidth usage samples every <br />5 minutes throughout the month for each port (a sample is based upon the average usage across the 5-minute segment) and determining the appropriate percentile <br />(90th or 95th) of usage as indicated in the Order Form. Only one sample is captured for each 5-minute period, even though two samples are collected - one for <br />inbound utilization and one for outbound utilization. The higher of the two samples is retained. For partial months, the total number of samples for the calendar <br />month is used; for samples where there is no usage, 0 is the recognized value. For example, in a 30-day billing period, 8,640 samples are collected (12 <br />samples/hour x 24 hours/day x 30 days) and listed from highest to lowest. In case of 95th percentile billing, the highest 5%or 432 samples are discarded <br />(representing the top 5% of usage levels). The highest remaining sample (sample 433 in this example) is used to determine total bandwidth usage. For 90th <br />percentile billing, the highest 100/or 664 samples are discarded (representing the top 10% of usage levels). The highest remaining sample (sample 865 in this <br />example) is used to determine total bandwidth usage. <br />Under the "Summed Burst Billing" option available in conjunction with 90th percentile burst billing, COGENT calculates excess usage as the difference between <br />the sum of total bandwidth usage and the sum of Bandwidth Commitment across all summed ports. For example, if Summed Burst Billing is applied over three <br />ports with a Bandwidth Commitment of 200 Mbps on each (i.e., a total Bandwidth Commitment of 600 Mbps) and the individual 90th percentile total bandwidth <br />usage amounts were 70 Mbps, 150 Mbps and 500 Mbps, the excess bandwidth usage would be 120 Mbps (70 + 150 + 500 - 600). <br />Page 1 of 2 <br />Cogent Communications mvwcoeenlco com <br />See Order Form orweb site for full contact details.