Malicious Call Tracing Clause Samples
Malicious Call Tracing. D.
5.1 Any malicious call tracing must be initiated by Royal Bahamas Police Force or an authority empowered to do so by the laws of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas, and tracing that uses the networks of both Parties must be approved by the appropriate person within each Party. Once these approvals have been obtained, a Party shall co-ordinate the call tracing with the NOC of the other Party. The other Party shall give priority to the request.
Malicious Call Tracing. Authorised malicious call tracing may be requested by either of the Party's ISDs and the other Party shall give priority to such a request.
Malicious Call Tracing. Authorised malicious call tracing may be requested by any of the ISDs. Theother Party shall give priority to the request.NUMBERING ALLOCATION AND ROUTING DIVERSITY APPENDIX 4FOR POINT OF INTERCONNECTION 1. INTRODUCTION 3. This Appendix describes the general routing principles, including routing diversity, tobe employed by Vodacom to Telkom as well as the same principles from Telkom to Vodacom. The allocation of CCS No 7 Destination Point codes is also addressed inthe section relating to numbering. 2. ROUTING PRINCIPLES 2.1 Routing from Telkom to VodacomThe catchment areas within the PSTN served by any POI shall be mutually agreed upon between the parties concerned. Calls from within the agreed PSTN catchmentarea will be routed over the PSTN to the appropriate POI in accordance with the PSTN routing plan at not less than the service levels and grade of service agreed to inAppendix 2 section 4.
Malicious Call Tracing. Authorised malicious call tracing may be requested by any of the ISDs. Theother Party shall give priority to the request.6.4.6 Access to PLMN sites housing transmission line terminating equipment.When faults on the transmission links connecting the MSC and POI arereported, MTN agrees to provide access or assistance to Telkom maintenancepersonnel at these sites during testing and repair of the fault. Telkom cannotbe held responsible for long outages due to lack of reasonable access orassistance at the PLMN sites.5.0