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High Security Rma Service

The Juniper High Security Return Material Authorization Service is an optional add-on for Juniper products aimed at addressing data security in high security facilities, specifically for defective systems containing non-volatile memory. The service includes two options for handling defective units: 'High-Sec' allows non-return of removable memory, while 'High-Sec Non-Return' permits non-return of both removable and non-removable memory with a certificate of destruction. Eligibility requires a valid support contract, and the service is available for a minimum of 12 months, excluding certain countries and conditions.

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High Security Rma Service

The Juniper High Security Return Material Authorization Service is an optional add-on for Juniper products aimed at addressing data security in high security facilities, specifically for defective systems containing non-volatile memory. The service includes two options for handling defective units: 'High-Sec' allows non-return of removable memory, while 'High-Sec Non-Return' permits non-return of both removable and non-removable memory with a certificate of destruction. Eligibility requires a valid support contract, and the service is available for a minimum of 12 months, excluding certain countries and conditions.

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Juniper High Security Return Material Authorization

Service
SERVICE DESCRIPTION DOCUMENT

Contents
1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
2. Eligibility and Purchasing ............................................................................................................................................................ 1
3. Service Features and Deliverables ........................................................................................................................................... 2
4. Service Term .................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
5. End User Responsibilities ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
6. End User and Support Services Specialist Responsibilities................................................................................................. 4
7. Availability ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
8. Exclusions ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
About Juniper Networks ..................................................................................................................................................................... 5

1. Introduction
The Service Description Document (“SDD”) describes the Juniper High Security Return Material Authorization Service
(“Services”) purchasable as an optional add-on Services for Juniper products (herein, “Supported Juniper Products”) covered
under Juniper Care Service.

The Services are subject to the terms of this SDD and the Juniper Purchase and License Agreement (“JPLA”) a copy of which
is posted at [Link] (i.e., GTC plus the
Customer Schedule or Channel Schedule, as applicable) or such other URL that Juniper may designate from time to time, (or
another written master services agreement signed by Juniper Networks and Company and covering within its scope the
terms and conditions under which Juniper Networks will render support and maintenance services). In the event of any
conflict between the terms of this SDD and that of the JPLA; the terms of the JPLA shall take precedence. Unless otherwise
stated in this SDD, capitalized terms used in this SDD shall be as defined in the JPLA.

The Service is offered to address data security considerations for End Users in high security facilities by providing services
focused on defective electronic systems, assemblies or components containing non-volatile memory. Juniper Networks
shall limit High Security Return Material Authorization Service to only those products containing non-volatile memory.

2. Eligibility and Purchasing


This add-on Services is offered both as a support contract purchasable through an authorized Juniper Networks reseller
(under which Juniper Networks delivers the service directly to the End User of the Supported Juniper Products) (a “Support
Service Contract”) or as a contract (“Juniper Partner Support Service Contract”) purchasable by Juniper Support Services

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Specialists to support their own add-on contract that they sell to their end user customers for their Supported Juniper
Products. As used herein, “End User” means the party that owns or leases the Supported Juniper Product or for whose
benefit the Supported Juniper Product is operated.

Juniper Partner Support Service Contracts for the Services are purchasable only by Juniper Support Services Specialists.

Any order placed by an End User or authorized Juniper Networks reseller for a Support Service Contract (or by a Support
Services Specialist for a Juniper Partner Support Service Contract) for the Services must identify the End User of the
Supported Juniper Product(s) by full legal name and address.

These Services are intended to supplement a current support agreement for the eligible Juniper products and are only
available when all eligible product(s) in the End User’s network are supported through a hardware replacement support
service contract.

A. Support Service Contract. If the Services are purchased directly by End User or through an authorized Juniper reseller,
the rights and duties of Juniper Networks and End User as set forth in:

• this SDD,

• the Juniper Care Service Description Document a copy of which is posted


at[Link]

B. Juniper Partner Support Service Contract. If the Services are purchased by a Support Services Specialist, the Services
are subject to the terms of

• this SDD,

• the Juniper Care Service Description Document a copy of which is posted at


[Link] and

• the Support Services Specialist Agreement between Juniper and the Support Services Specialist (or other written
master services agreement signed by Juniper Networks and Support Services Specialist and covering within its
scope the terms and conditions under which Juniper will render support and maintenance services as subcontractor
for Support Services Specialist’s activities in support of End Users’ Juniper Networks products) (herein, the “SSSA”).

This Services must be purchased on all like products in a specific End User’s network at a particular installation site. This
Services is purchased at the device level, per each single device, identified by the device serial number.

3. Service Features and Deliverables


When the Services described in this SDD are purchased for Juniper products located at a particular installation site, the
processes and duties of the parties with respect to return materials authorizations (RMA’s) and handling of RMA’d defective
systems and field replaceable units (FRU’s) that contain non-volatile memory components are modified with respect to those
Juniper products only to allow for the following options:

A. “High-Sec”: this option authorizes the non-return of removable non-volatile memory including solid-state drive (SSD),
hard disk drive (HDD), flash drive, and flash card from a defective system or FRU. After removing the removable non-
volatile memory from a system and/or FRU, the End User or Support Services Specialist must return the rest of the
system and/or FRU to Juniper. “High-Sec” requires a minimum of Juniper Care Return-to-Factory (RTF) hardware repair
support contract. “High-Sec” fee is quoted under the following SKUs:

• SVC-HIGHSEC-UPLIFT

• PAR-HIGHSEC-UPLIFT

B. “High-Sec Non-Return” (NR): this option authorizes the non-return of a defective system or FRU that contains
removable and/or non-removable non-volatile memory. The End User or Support Services Specialist must provide a
certificate of destruction for every non-returned device or FRU. “High-Sec Non-Return (NR)” requires a minimum of
advanced hardware replacement Juniper Care support contract, i.e. Advanced Replacement 5 days (AR5), Next Day or
Same Day. “High-Sec Non-Return (NR)” fee is quoted under the following SKUs:

• SVC-HSEC-UPLIFT-NR

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• PAR-HSEC-UPLIFT-NR

No modifications are made under these Services with respect to RMA’d systems or FRU’s that do not contain non-volatile
memory.

4. Service Term
i. Service Term. Subject to Juniper’s acceptance of a valid Purchase Order from End User or an Authorized Reseller, the term
of the applicable Service Contract will begin on: (1) the date of Purchase Order acceptance if the Purchase Order does not
include the associated Hardware (if any) or the Service Contract is for Software only; (2) the date the Hardware is deemed
delivered by Juniper if the Purchase Order for the Service Contract includes associated Hardware; or (3) the date as agreed
to in writing between the Parties (including as quoted by Juniper and listed in the Purchase Order), if any, in which event
such date shall supersede any date determined under (1) or (2).

ii. Renewal Term. The start date of the Service Contract following the initial Services term of the Services (and any
subsequent renewal terms) will begin on the day after the immediately preceding Service Contract expired.

5. End User Responsibilities


Non-volatile memory installed or incorporated in RMA’d systems or FRU’s can be affixed either below:

(i) In readily removable form including SSD, HDD, flash disk or cards, or pluggable memory modules; or

(ii) In non-removable form such as single-board systems and boards with soldered memory or memory embedded in
multifunctional integrated circuit (IC) devices.

(Please check the appropriate Juniper product hardware installation and maintenance guide for information about types of
non-volatile memory available on a specific Juniper product platform.)

After a support case is opened, if a JTAC engineer confirms the hardware failure, JTAC will typically issue an RMA
authorization number for the defective system or for a specified defective FRU. For Juniper products covered under the
Services:

a) If the RMA’d system or FRU contains readily removable non-volatile memory and End User/Support Services Specialist
purchased Option A in Section 3 above, then the End User/Support Services Specialist may remove the readily
removable non-volatile components from the defective system or FRU prior to returning the RMA’d system or FRU to
Juniper.

• Non-return of removable non-volatile memory will not affect End User’s or Support Services Specialist’s right
to receive a replacement from Juniper equipped with replacement non-volatile memory.

• If End User or Support Services Specialist fails to return the RMA’d system or FRU after removing any removable
non-volatile components it may wish to remove (or if End User/Support Services Specialist damages the RMA’d
FRU by removing or attempting to remove non-volatile components except in accordance with instructions
furnished by JTAC) then Juniper will charge a surcharge fee for the non-returned item.

b) If the RMA’d system or FRU contains non-removable non-volatile memory and End User/Support Services Specialist
purchased Option B in Section 3 above, then the End User/Support Services Specialist may retain the RMA’d system or
FRU.

• Non-return of the RMA’d system or FRU will not affect End User’s or Support Services Specialist’s right to
receive a replacement from Juniper equipped with replacement non-volatile memory.

• End User or Support Specialist must purchase Option B if End User or Support Services Specialist may retain
non-return of the RMA’d system or FRU.

• End User or Support Services Specialist must provide a certificate of destruction for every non-returned RMA’d
system or FRU.

c) If the RMA’d system or FRU does not contain non-volatile memory, then End User/Support Services Specialist must
return the RMA’d system or FRU to Juniper under the standard RMA process.

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• In such case, the Juniper RMA Returns Policy requires End User or Support Services Specialist to return the
defective system or FRU to Juniper Networks within 10 business days of receipt of the replacement unit, or
Juniper will charge a surcharge fee for the non-returned item.

6. End User and Support Services Specialist Responsibilities


• End User or Support Services Specialist must purchase and maintain an active Juniper Care Support Service contract or
Juniper Partner Support Service contract
• Contact Juniper and provide required information to activate the Services entitlement, including serial numbers for each
system-level piece of hardware, to enable the support level and delivery of services.
• End User (or Support Services Specialist, as the case may be) must
o have a valid login to Juniper Support Portal (JSP) following its successful web registration process, AND
o register all Juniper product by serial number and Site IDs (that is, actual product installation locations identified
by physical address, and keep all such information current, accurate, and complete at all times).
• End User or Support Services Specialist shall not resell or otherwise transfer or remove other than for immediate
destruction any retained defective FRU or component, subassembly or device removed or extracted therefrom.
• End User or Support Services Specialist must provide Juniper a certificate of destruction for any non-returned system
or FRU.

7. Availability
The Services are available (excluding countries listed in Group E under the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (currently,
Belarus, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria, and the non-governed regions of Ukraine including Crimea, Donetsk,
Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia) and any other countries as to which the furnishing of such Services may be prohibited
by law or regulation. Service may not be suitable for End-Users requiring specific citizenship or security clearance.

These Services are available for a minimum fixed duration of 12 months.

These Services are available only for Juniper’s systems or FRUs contain non-volatile memory.

8. Exclusions
Juniper shall not be responsible for removing non-volatile storage (nor for validating that End User or Support Services
Specialist has removed non-volatile storage) from RMA’d defective system or FRU.

Juniper shall not be responsible for furnishing Services in respect of Supported Juniper Products not registered in JSP by or
for the End User or Support Services Specialist with Site ID reflecting the actual installation site of the product.

Juniper shall not be responsible for furnishing Services in respect of Supported Juniper Products that cannot be shown to
have been purchased by End User from an authorized Juniper Networks reseller and exported, re-exported, imported and
used in compliance with applicable US, EU and local government requirements.

Juniper Networks is not obligated to provide Services for any of the following:

• Problems with Products or parts thereof that are past their End-of-Support date (as provided for in Juniper’s
EOL/EOS Policies).

• Gray market products.

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About Juniper Networks
At Juniper Networks, we are dedicated to dramatically simplifying network operations and driving superior experiences
for End-Users. Our solutions deliver industry-leading insight, automation, security, and AI to drive real business results.
We believe that powering connections will bring us closer together while empowering us all to solve the world’s greatest
challenges of well-being, sustainability, and equality

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Juniper Networks, Inc. Juniper Networks International B.V.
1133 Innovation Way Boeing Avenue 240
Sunnyvale, CA 94089 USA 1119 PZ Schiphol-Rijk
Phone: [Link] (888.586.4737) Amsterdam, The Netherlands
or 408.745.2000 Phone: [Link].700
[Link]

Copyright 2024 Juniper Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. Juniper Networks, the Juniper Networks logo, Juniper, and Junos are registered trademarks of
Juniper Networks, Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks, service marks, registered marks, or registered service marks are the
property of their respective owners. Juniper Networks assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies in this document. Juniper Networks reserves the
right to change, modify, transfer, or otherwise revise this publication without notice.

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Common questions

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End users must remove non-volatile memory from defective systems if they have chosen the 'High-Sec' option. They must provide a certificate of destruction if the 'High-Sec Non-Return (NR)' option is used. Users must also return defective systems to Juniper within 10 business days or incur a surcharge. Registration on the Juniper Support Portal and keeping product serial numbers updated are mandatory .

Exclusions from Juniper’s High Security Return Material Authorization Service include products not registered in the Juniper Support Portal, those without Site ID accurately reflecting their installation site, products past their End-of-Support date, and gray market products. Juniper is also not responsible for removing or validating the removal of non-volatile storage from RMA'd systems or FRUs .

Purchases of Juniper’s High Security Return Material Authorization Service are governed by multiple agreements including the Juniper Purchase and License Agreement (JPLA), the Support Service Contract, or the Juniper Partner Support Service Contract. The JPLA takes precedence in case of conflicts. Other documents, such as the Juniper Care Service Description Document, further define the rights and duties of the parties. Such arrangements ensure the service specifics are aligned with the broader support contract terms .

The service is unavailable in countries listed in Group E under the U.S. Export Administration Regulations, including Belarus, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria, and certain regions of Ukraine. Legal and regulatory prohibitions in these areas restrict the service's availability, highlighting the significant impact of international trade regulations .

Juniper's focus on operational simplicity and security aligns with their RMA policies by enhancing customer experiences through streamlined procedures for secure component handling. RMA policies are crafted to minimize disruption while maximizing data security, supporting their mission to simplify complex operations and ensure security across networks .

Juniper offers two service options: 'High-Sec' and 'High-Sec Non-Return (NR)'. 'High-Sec' allows the non-return of removable non-volatile memory, requiring the rest of the system or FRU to be returned to Juniper. 'High-Sec Non-Return (NR)' permits the non-return of the entire defective system or FRU, provided a certificate of destruction is supplied. This affects the return process by simplifying it for 'High-Sec' (only part of the device is returned) and eliminating it for 'High-Sec Non-Return (NR)' (device is retained and destroyed).

Opting for 'High-Sec Non-Return' means end users retain entire defective units, requiring robust internal logistics for storage and compliance with destruction protocols. End users must provide a certificate of destruction, aligning logistical processes with stringent compliance requirements to ensure security and legal adherence .

The High Security Return Material Authorization Service enhances Juniper's commitment to security by addressing data security concerns through the handling of non-volatile memory in defective systems. By ensuring end users can retain critical components, Juniper enhances operational simplicity and customer trust, reflecting their broader strategy to simplify network operations and deliver secure, impactful business solutions .

Eligibility for Juniper's High Security Return Material Authorization Service requires that all eligible products in the end user's network be supported through a hardware replacement support service contract. The services are purchasable at the device level and must be applied to all similar products at a specific site .

End users must register their products on the Juniper Support Portal and keep serial numbers current. They need a valid account to activate service entitlements, enabling appropriate support levels. Ensuring accurate registration information is crucial for maintaining eligibility and receiving effective service delivery .

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