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1. About

These terms are service terms for our virtual web hosting plans.

2. Application

These terms apply to all virtual web hosting services and plans we provide, and form part of our customer contract with you. They must be read in conjunction with our core terms at http://www.domaincentral.com.au/service

3. Web hosting services

3.1. Unless we advise you otherwise our virtual web hosting services mean: 3.1.1. allotting you hard drive space on one of our virtual web servers;

3.1.2. giving you FTP access to upload and update the material for its web site; 3.1.3. allocating the web site an IP address;

3.1.4. arranging for the IP address and your domain name to be registered in the DNS, where we have agreed to do this for you;

3.1.5. using reasonable endeavours to keep the web site available for access on the world wide web;

and any other functionality which we specify in our plans from time to time.

4. Service levels

4.1. There are no service levels with our plans, unless we agree to any in writing. 4.2. In the absence of service levels we cannot guarantee performance.

4.3. We may notify you of scheduled maintenance times which may affect performance

of the service.

5. Virtual web hosting

5.1. You are responsible for:

5.1.1. the whole of the design and implementation of your web site; and 5.1.2. choosing the right virtual web hosting plan for your purposes.

5.2. Apart from the operating system and the web server software on a server, any software (e.g. CGI scripts) made available by us is supplied on an as-is basis, and without any warranty, and you are solely responsible for satisfying yourself as to its suitability for your purposes.

5.3. You must:

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5.3.2. not use the web site or allow it to be used for any unlawful purpose; 5.3.3. not use the web server for testing or developing applications;

5.3.4. not run any application on a web server that may impair the operation of the web server;

5.3.5. not store log files for longer than 30 days, otherwise we will delete them; 5.3.6. keep a backup copy of all material you upload to the web server;

5.3.7. download and backup from the web server, any data that is created on the web server as often as necessary to ensure that loss of data will not cause significant harm;

5.3.8. observe all proper practices and procedures in relation to the security of the web site;

5.3.9. remove any application that we determine to be harmful to the web site or web server;

5.3.10. indemnify us against any harm we may suffer from a breach of these obligations, or as a direct or indirect result of the publication of the web site.

5.4. If you chose to use DNS services that are not supplied by us, then we have no liability at all if those services are inadequate in any way.

5.5. We may refuse to accept as part of a web site any application that we consider may cause harm or be a security risk.

6. Disk quotas

6.1. Depending on your plan, you will have a specified maximum disk quota for your web site, including its public FTP directory.

6.2. It is your responsibility not to exceed disk quotas.

6.3. You acknowledge that exceeding disk quotas may cause your web site, FTP to malfunction. If that happens, we have no responsibility.

6.4. If you exceed your disk quota then we may impose excess charges.

7. Backup services

7.1. We will back up the virtual web server that contains your web site at our discretion. 7.2. The backup regime will not be tailored to your needs, and you are solely

responsible for deciding if it is adequate for its purposes.

7.3. If you request us to restore any data, we will do so if we can from the backups then available.

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8. Supported hardware and software

8.1. We will only provide supported software for use on a virtual web server – this will vary depending on the plan you choose.

8.2. Even in the case of supported software, we may decline to permit certain functionality to operate (for example, certain FrontPage extensions, or CGI scripts other than those supplied by us). You are responsible for familiarising yourself with what functionality is not permitted.

9. Supply of software

9.1. We will procure and own any software licences that are required for the purposes of these terms and specified in a virtual hosting plan.

9.2. Otherwise, you are solely responsible for selecting and procuring licences for any software you require for the purposes of your web site or email services, and for ensuring that it is compatible with our hardware and software.

9.3. We may change, remove or update any version of the software that runs on our web servers without notice – but where we intend to change, remove or update any software on our web servers we will endeavour to give you notice.

9.4. Where we provide updated software it is your responsibility to ensure that any updated software is wholly compatible with your web hosting requirements.

10. Acceptable use policy

You must use these services subject to our AUP.

11. Security

11.1. We will provide a firewall for the server configured in accordance with good practice.

11.2. You acknowledge that:

11.2.1. you are solely responsible for familiarising yourself with the details of the configuration of our firewall, and for satisfying yourself that it is an appropriate configuration for your needs;

11.2.2. we are not responsible for any failure of any firewall or other security hardware or software, to provide full protection of web server/s or any web site;

11.2.3. we are not obliged to alter the configuration of our firewall to suit you. 11.2.4. any degree of Internet access involves security risks, and it is not feasible

to exclude all security risks, as threats to Internet security are continually being discovered.

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11.3. We may block, restrict access to or block public access to web content or a web site where we believe such content or web site has been exploited or poses a security risk in our absolute discretion.

12. FTP access

Where a plan includes FTP access by persons other than yourself:

12.1. you are solely responsible for ensuring that the public FTP directory contains nothing that should not be available to those persons;

12.2. the public FTP directory and the material in it are taken to be part of your web site.

13. Domain names and IP addresses

13.1. Unless we agree to register a domain name for you, you must do all that is required to register and maintain registration for your domain.

13.2. Any IP address that we make available for your use always remains our sole property and is subject to change – where we intend to change your allocated IP address we will endeavour to notify you.

14. Excess data usage

14.1. If the volume of data coming to or from your web site exceeds any pre set quota in your plan, then you are liable for the payment of excess charges.

14.2. If you have reason to anticipate that the volume of data coming to or from your web site will vary significantly, you must give us notice immediately.

14.3. If we request it, you must in good faith give us forecasts of your anticipated requirements for disk quotas, or the volume of data coming to or from your web site from time to time.

14.4. We may require you to upgrade your plan, where you exceed your data usage exceeds your pre set quota under your plan.

15. Customer contract

15.1. We may delete any of your data left on a virtual web server after the end of this customer contract.

15.2. You are solely responsible for downloading any data that you wish to retain from or associated with your web site, before the end of this customer contract.

15.3. We are not responsible for the loss of any data associated with your web site because you failed to back up it up.

15.4. If any data is left on a web site the end of the customer contract, we may back it up or duplicate it in any manner we think is suitable, but we do not have to.

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16. Non merger

Clause 15 continues in force after a customer contract for virtual web hosting services ends.

17. Dictionary

words mean

application software in object code and compiled/executable

format

plan a specific virtual web hosting product

publish to make something visible or accessible by use of

any service or facility we provide you

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