SDWAN SLA Summary

Written By Alvin Thian ()

Updated at July 6th, 2020

SPTel provides the promise of service quality through SLA commitment. Through this SLA commitment, users are offered availability assurance for SDWAN Services: 

Service Type

(Singapore Only)

Service Level Targets

Service Credit Rebates

(% of Monthly Recurring Charge)

Site Availability 

(For single CPE & Link)

99.95% per calendar month

Outage time                      Service Credit
>1min to ≤22mins            0%
>22mins to ≤4 hours       3%
>4 to ≤8 hours                  5%
>8 to ≤12 hours                10%
 >12 hours                         20%

High Availability

(For dual CPEs & diverse Links)

100% per calendar month

Outage time                      Service Credit
>1min to ≤22mins            3%
>22mins to ≤4 hours        5%
>4 to ≤8 hours                   10%
>8 to ≤12 hours                15%
 >12 hours                         20%

Hardware Replacement

Within 4 hours

Exceeded by                     Service Credit

>4 to ≤8 hrs                       5%

>8 to ≤24 hrs                     10%

>24 to ≤48 hrs                   15%

>48 hours                           20%

 

  • The “Link(s)” in the above table refers to SPTel Internet Services or IPVPN. 


  •  Site Availability is calculated as a percentage of time that SDWAN Service is in function within a given 30-day calendar month. Outage Minutes means the measurement in minutes from the time the Service is unavailable till resolution and is calculated after you open a Priority 1 trouble ticket with us. Site Availability excludes:
    • SPTel Internet Services has escalated to Blackhole
    • SPTel Internet Service is not available due DDoS attacks
    • All the non-SPTel connectivity services

 Site Availability (%) = (1 - (Total Eligible Outage Minutes per Service per month) ) x 100

                                                      43,200 minutes             

 * Priority 1 means total loss of Service or degraded Service to the extent that it is unusable by you and you are prepared to release its Service for immediate testing.

 

  • High Availability is calculated as a percentage of time where the SDWAN Service is provided via two CPEs and diverse Links, and at least pair of the CPE and its connected link is in function within a given 30-day calendar month. Outage Minutes means the measurement in minutes from the time both pairs of CPEs and/or their connected links are unavailable till at least one of the CPE and its connected link reached resolution and is calculated after you open a Priority 1 trouble ticket with us. High Availability excludes:
    • SPTel Internet Services has escalated to Blackhole
    • SPTel Internet Service is not available due DDoS attacks
    • Links that are not physically diverse
    • All the non-SPTel connectivity services

 

High Availability (%) = (1 - (Total Eligible Outage Minutes per Service per month) ) x 100

                                                      43,200 minutes             

  •  Hardware Replacement is calculated as the time taken to replace the defective CPE, per Fault. This SLA is only valid after you open a Priority 1 trouble ticket with us and the Fault has been confirmed to be defective hardware by us. 


  • A Service Credit Rebate will be applied against your account for the calendar month immediately following the month in which the Fault occurred and is capped at twenty percent (20%) of one (1) month’s MRCs for each affected SDWAN Service per month. Service Credit Rebates may not be transferred or applied to any other account.


  • Notwithstanding anything herein, the calculation of whether a Service Level is met or not, and shall not take into account Faults or other delays arising from or in connection with any of the following:
    • Scheduled maintenance;
    • Acts or omissions of you or of any Third Party, or any network, cable, equipment or system connected by you or any Third Party;
    • Force majeure (as set out in the General Terms) or an inability to gain access to the location for fault isolation and restoration due to your direct or indirect act, omission or negligence.


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