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# DYNAMIC SHIFT

### DYNAMIC CIRCUIT SHIFTS&#x20;

Customers can move On Demand Ethernet & Cloud connections between existing On Demand ports – for example to support an office move.&#x20;

The first step is to order a new port at the new location. Once the port has been delivered, the circuit can be shifted.&#x20;

Where a circuit has been purchased on a 1 hour (fully flexible) contract, customers can simply delete the existing circuit and request a new circuit to the desired location/port.&#x20;

For circuits that have been purchased on a 3-36 month fixed term contract, the Dynamic Shift feature enables customers to move the circuit to a new location whilst maintaining both the price and contract duration. &#x20;

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First, select the end point that needs to be moved. Then, select the port at the new location. &#x20;

The commercials will then be displayed. The contract duration is always maintained, and the price will only be modified if the new location is in a different metro city (for example, the circuit connection was originally a metro service and after the location shift is an international service).&#x20;

Customers are then asked to confirm the VLAN configuration before the request is placed.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/lC5PnodrQAjAArPEKVwy" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

Please note that the Dynamic Shift involves the deletion of the original connection and the creation of a new connection via a single process. This means that the total execution time is slightly longer than a standard new provide or cease.&#x20;


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