For ADSL Sample Clauses
The 'For ADSL' clause defines the terms and conditions specifically applicable to the provision and use of Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) services. It typically outlines the technical requirements, service levels, and responsibilities of both the service provider and the customer regarding ADSL connections, such as installation procedures, bandwidth limitations, and maintenance obligations. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of their roles and expectations when it comes to ADSL services, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring reliable service delivery.
For ADSL. ANSI T1.413-1998 (Issue 2 and subsequent revisions) Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) Metallic Interface.
For ADSL. ANSI T1.413-1998 (Issue 2 and subsequent revisions) Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) Metallic Interface. 44.9. Information to be Provided for Deployment of Advanced Services 44.9.1. Upon request, Sprint shall provide to CLEC:
44.9.1.1. information with respect to the spectrum management procedures and policies that Sprint uses in determining which services can be deployed;
44.9.1.2. information with respect to the rejection of CLEC’s provision of advanced services, together with the specific reason for the rejection; and
44.9.1.3. information with respect to the number of loops using advanced services technology within the binder and type of technology deployed on those loops.
For ADSL. 23.1 The estimated provisioning lead-time is 14 working days after StarHub has accepted the application. Under exceptional case in relation to telephone line location, condition or coverage, the processing time may take about 1 month or longer for the service to be activated.
23.2 For ADSL vPlus orders, a Singtel DEL is required.
23.2.1 The DEL must not be used in conjunction with PABX, hunting facilities, ISDN, key telephone system and auxiliary line.
23.2.2 The DEL must be registered under the same company's name. Otherwise, you must provide written approval from the registered subscriber for use of the DEL for the Service.
23.2.3 You must maintain the subscription of the DEL with the DEL service provider and ensure that it is active as long as the ADSL vPlus Service is in use. If the DEL was terminated by the subscriber or DEL service provider, the ADSL vPlus Service will also be terminated and ETC may apply.
23.2.4 If you would like to reinstate the ADSL vPlus Service, re-application is required. You would need to subscribe for a DEL prior to re-application of the ADSL vPlus Service. One-time charges will be applicable for re-application.
23.2.5 If you provided a wrong DEL number during order submission, an administration fee of S$107.00 (with GST) will be charged for re-application of ADSL vPlus Service.
23.3 Default setup for ADSL LAN Dynamic Service: DHCP & NAPT are enabled with dynamic IP addresses. Default setup for ADSL LAN Plus Static & ADSL vPlus Services: DHCP & NAPT are disabled with dynamic IP addresses. If you require otherwise, please provide a network diagram and attach to your application form during submission.
For ADSL. ANSI T1.413-1998 (Issue 2 and subsequent revisions) Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) Metallic Interface. 44.7 Information to be Provided for Deployment of Advanced Services. 44.7.1 Upon request, Sprint shall provide to CLEC:
For ADSL. ANSI T1.413-1995 (Issue 1) Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) Metallic Interface. Note: Issue 2 of the standard will be balloted soon. It will drop a option that was in Issue 1 called Power Boost. Sprint does not permit the Power Boost option used in its local network.