Service level agreement

Service level agreement (SLA) is a contractual obligation that defines the quality of our services. If any service fails, our SLA guarantees you the latest possible time for starting service restoration. The exact definitions of SLA terms for individual services are in the table below.

Service

Garanted service availability

Availability is calculated

Latest beginning of service restoration during wotrk time

Latest beginning of service restoration outside woring hours

Internet FlexiLink97,000%per month12 hours24 hours
GarantLink99,500%per month2 hours5 hours
LiteLink95,000%per month24 hours24 hours
ADSLwithout guaranteewithout guaranteewithout guaranteewithout guarantee
Data servicesL2 circuit99,500%per month2 hours4 hours
HousingDC SHC III99,900%per year1 hour2 hours
DC Digitalis99,993%per year1 hour2 hours
Colocation99,999%per year1 hour2 hours
Dedicated serverHardware97,000%per year2 hours5 hours
Connectivity99,900%per year1 hour2 hours
Cloud servicesCloudPRO99,800%per year2 hours2 hours
Server maintenanceServer monitoring97,000%per year24 hours24 hours
Server administration99,500%per year2 hours4 hours
PC administration95,000%per month3 hours24 hours
LAN administration95,000%per month3 hours24 hours
Camera systemHardware95,000%per year24 hours24 hours
Administration95,000%per year12 hours18 hours
WebhostingWebhosting99,500%per year2 hours5 hours

Additional information about the SLA

  • The deadline for the latest possible time to start service restoration during and outside business hours is calculated from the time when the customer reports service failure, in accordance with the relevant contractual terms and conditions for the given service type.
  • Business hours are from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, except Slovak public holidays.
  • For the VNET server housing service, failure at the DC equipped with double energy supply and connectivity is understood only as an outage of both the electricity supply and data connectivity.
  • For VNET Webhosting, a hacker attack to an individual website is not considered a failure if the server itself is functional.
  • Colocation refers to data centre (DC) services outside network services, such as electricity supply, cooling and dark fibres.
  • The SLA for VNET VoIP services is derived from the SLA of the used internet connection. If the internet connection to VoIP services is not provided by VNET, the SLA for VoIP services is equivalent to 97%.
  • The IP KVM additional service is not covered by the SLA for housing services.
  • Vandalism, loss, theft and pollution are not covered by the SLA for CCTV.
  • Monthly SLA is calculated based on an average month 365/12, and the annual SLA is calculated based on a standard year of 365 days.
  • The above terms and conditions are without prejudice to the provisions of relevant contracts and the General Terms and Conditions of VNET a.s. for the given type of provided service.