Physical Component Sample Clauses

Physical Component. The physical access is delivered on a single mode fibre connection to the End User premises, terminated on an NTU provided by NBI. The SES NTU (the WCPE) provides both optical and electrical interfaces. The NTU is managed by and remains the property of NBI and the End User ethernet interface is the service demarcation point. Any equipment beyond this point is responsibility of the Service Provider / End User. The Service Provider must provide their own router or other CPE necessary to provide End User services in the premises. The NBI physical network termination point InterConnect Product for a SES can be provided as an IBH, ISH or TPP (or CSH), and is the E-NNI at the PoH to a Service Provider. The physical SES connection supports one SES logical connection via each UNI port (optical or electrical) on an NBI site to the Service Provider nominated POH. The physical access is the fibre connection from the NBI location to the physical port on the serving NBI active PoH. The NBI network termination point is defined as the User Network Interface (UNI) port. The UNI port is located on the NBI NTU.
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