Pair Gain Technologies Sample Clauses

Pair Gain Technologies. GTE shall provide MEBTEL unbundled loops where Currently Available. Where GTE utilizes pair gain technology to provision facilities, including Integrated Digital Loop Carrier (IDLC)/1/ or analog carrier, GTE may not be able to provision an unbundled loop, in which event an unbundled loop would not be Currently Available. Where GTE can provision an unbundled loop using pair gain technology, the capabilities of such unbundled loop may be limited to what GTE provisions. If an ordered unbundled loop using pair gain technology does not meet MEBTEL's requirements, GTE will, where Currently Available, use alternate facilities to provision the unbundled loop. If alternate facilities are not Currently Available or do not meet MEBTEL requirements, GTE will advise MEBTEL that facilities are not available to provision the requested unbundled loop. GTE will not be required to construct additional facilities at GTE's expense to provide the unbundled loop for MEBTEL. MEBTEL _______________ See Telcordia Technologies TR-TSY-000008, Digital Interface Between the SLC-96 Digital, system and Local Digital Switch and TR-TSY-000303, Integrated Digital Loop Carrier (IDLC) Objectives and Interface. may use the Bona Fide Request (BFR) process specified in Article VII of this Agreement to request GTE to construct additional facilities at MEBTEL expense.
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Pair Gain Technologies. CenturyTel shall provide Bayland unbundled loops where Currently Available. Where CenturyTel utilizes pair gain technology to provision facilities, including Integrated Digital Loop Carrier (IDLC)1 or analog carrier, CenturyTel may not be able to provision an unbundled loop, in which event an unbundled loop would not be Currently Available. Where CenturyTel can provision an unbundled loop using pair gain technology, the capabilities of such unbundled loop may be limited to what CenturyTel provisions. If an ordered unbundled loop using pair gain technology does not meet Bayland’s requirements, CenturyTel will, where Currently Available, use alternate facilities to provision the unbundled loop. If alternate facilities are not Currently Available or do not meet Bayland requirements, CenturyTel will advise Bayland that facilities are not available to provision the requested unbundled loop. CenturyTel will not be required to construct additional facilities at CenturyTel's expense to provide the unbundled loop for Bayland. Bayland may use the Bona Fide Request (BFR) process specified in Article VII of this Agreement to request CenturyTel to construct additional facilities at Bayland expense.
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Pair Gain Technologies. Tel USA shall provide Lakeland unbundled loops where Currently Available. Where Tel USA utilizes pair gain technology to provision facilities, including Integrated Digital Loop Carrier (IDLC)1 or analog carrier, Tel USA may not be able to provision an unbundled loop, in which event an unbundled loop would not be Currently Available. Where Tel USA can provision an unbundled loop using pair gain technology, the capabilities of such unbundled loop may be limited to what Tel USA provisions. If an ordered unbundled loop using pair gain technology does not meet Lakeland’s requirements, Tel USA will, where Currently Available, use alternate facilities to provision the unbundled loop. If alternate facilities are not Currently Available or do not meet Lakeland requirements, Tel USA will advise Lakeland that facilities are not available to provision the requested unbundled loop. Tel USA will not be required to construct additional facilities at Tel USA's expense to provide the unbundled loop for Lakeland. Lakeland may use the Bona Fide Request (BFR) process specified in Article VII of this Agreement to request Tel USA to construct additional facilities at Lakeland expense.
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Pair Gain Technologies. GTE shall provide DSL unbundled Loops where currently available. Where GTE utilizes Pair Gain technology to provision facilities (including IDLC1, analog carrier), GTE may not be able to provision an unbundled Loop, in which event an unbundled Loop would not be currently available. Where GTE can provision an unbundled Loop using Pair Gain technology, the capabilities of such unbundled Loop may be limited to what GTE provisions. If an ordered unbundled Loop using Pair Gain technology does not meet DSL requirements, GTE will, where currently available, use alternate facilities to provision the unbundled Loop. If alternate facilities are not currently available or do not meet DSL requirements, GTE will advise DSL that facilities are not available to provision the requested unbundled Loop. GTE will not be required to construct addition facilities at GTE’s expense to provide the unbundled Loop for DSL. DSL may use the Bona Fide Request (BFR) process specified in Article VIII of this Agreement to request GTE to construct additional facilities at DSL’s expense.
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Pair Gain Technologies. GTE cannot provide an unbundled loop that ---------------------- currently is being provisioned using integrated digital loop carrier ("IDLC") technology or analog carrier technology. Where GTE utilizes other types of pair gain technology to provision the loop element, GTE may be able to provide an unbundled loop, depending on the technology involved, but the capabilities of the loop may be limited. If XXX orders an unbundled loop to a location that is normally served by pair gain technology and GTE cannot meet the requirements of the ordered loop using the pair gain technology, GTE will use alternate facilities, if available, to provision the loop. If alternate facilities are not available, GTE will advise XXX that facilities are not available to provision the loop. GTE will not construct additional facilities at GTE's expense to provide the loop for XXX, but XXX may use the bona fide request process in Article VIII of this Agreement to request that GTE construct additional facilities at ELI's expense.
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