Indirect Traffic Sample Clauses
The 'INDIRECT TRAFFIC' clause defines how traffic that is not directly routed between two parties, but instead passes through intermediate networks or carriers, is treated under the agreement. This clause typically specifies the responsibilities for handling, billing, and reporting such traffic, and may outline how to distinguish indirect traffic from direct traffic for accounting purposes. Its core practical function is to ensure clarity and fairness in the management and compensation of network traffic that does not take a direct path, thereby preventing disputes over routing and payment obligations.
Indirect Traffic. To the extent that CENTENNIAL and a Transiting Carrier or ▇▇▇▇ and a Transiting Carrier have entered into or may enter into contractual arrangements for the delivery of traffic for termination to the other Party’s customers, both Parties will accept this traffic subject to the compensation arrangements as outlined in Attachment I, Section 2 below.
Indirect Traffic. In the absence of mutual agreement to directly interconnect CINGULAR and ▇▇▇▇▇ COUNTY agree to connect indirectly and to send traffic originated on their respective networks through a third party network. Each Party shall be responsible for all costs and arrangements associated with traffic originating on their network and sent through a third party network. Both Parties will accept this traffic subject to the compensation arrangements as outlined in Attachment I, Section 2 below.
Indirect Traffic. When the Parties interconnect their networks indirectly via a third party LEC’s tandem, compensation shall be in accordance with the terms of this Agreement as specified in section 4 and at the rates specified in Attachment 1. Neither Party shall deliver traffic destined to terminate at the other Party’s end office via another LEC’s end office or via another LEC's tandem to the other Party's tandem. When traffic to an end office that directly subtends a third party LEC’s tandem exceeds 500,000 mobile to land minutes of use, then Carrier will establish a direct connection to the ALLTEL end office. If the ALLTEL end office is a remote switch, the Carrier will establish a direct connection to the ALLTEL host switch serving the ALLTEL remote switch.
4.3.1 With respect to Carrier’s originated indirect traffic, the POI will be adjacent to and on the ALLTEL side of the third party LEC's tandem through which ALLTEL and Carrier are indirectly interconnected. With respect to ALLTEL originated indirect traffic, the POI will be adjacent to and on Carrier’s side of the third party LEC's tandem through which ALLTEL and Carrier are indirectly interconnected.
4.3.2 Each Party will assume responsibility for the costs of transport from its switch to the POI for the traffic it originates.
4.3.3 ALLTEL agrees to provide local dialing parity on calls to Carrier’s NPA-NXXs associated with ALLTEL’s local and EAS calling scope, regardless of what transport arrangements ALLTEL utilizes to deliver intraMTA traffic to Carrier, or whether the third party tandem provider imposes or attempts to impose transit fees for traffic in the land-to-mobile direction.
Indirect Traffic. To the extent that either Party and a third party tandem provider have entered into or may enter into contractual arrangements for the delivery of one Party's originated traffic for termination to the other Party's customers (i.e., traffic that is not covered elsewhere in this Agreement), both Parties will accept this traffic subject to the compensation arrangements as outlined in § 5 below. Both Parties will use best efforts to route Local Service Area calls to the other Party over the direct interconnection facilities except in the case of an emergency, temporary equipment failure, or blocking of existing direct interconnection facilities. Should either Party determine that the other Party is routing its originated traffÉc indirectly, the originating Party agrees to update its routing and translations tables to move such traffic to the direct interconnection facilities within five (5) business days. 8/13/2008 - Final Home Telephone Company, Inc. and Alltel Communications, LLC
Indirect Traffic. To the extent that ALLTEL and a Transiting Carrier or Baraga and a Transiting Carrier have entered into or may enter into contractual arrangements for the delivery of traffic for termination to the other Party’s customers, both Parties will accept this traffic subject to the compensation arrangements as outlined in Attachment I, Section 2 below.
Indirect Traffic