Port Connection Sample Clauses
Port Connection. The Port Connection is the standard rate element that includes the service interface (point of demarcation) at the Customer-designated premises (Customer Site), any network termination equipment (NTE) placed at the Customer Site, and the physical transport facilities from the Customer Site to the AT&T Dedicated Ethernet network at the serving wire center for that Site. One Port Connection charge applies per Customer Site at which the Port Connection is terminated. This charge will apply even if the Customer Site and the serving wire center are both located in the same Telephone Company building (e.g., where the Customer Site is a collocation arrangement(1), Carrier Point-of-Presence, etc.). Rates and charges for the Port Connection are provided in Section 23.2.5.
(1) In addition to a Port Connection charge, cross connect charges will also apply under the applicable tariffs for connecting AT&T Dedicated Ethernet Service to a collocation arrangement.
Port Connection. The port connection provides high-speed access onto the Non-US International Frame Relay Service network. The capacity of the port connection is dynamically allocated over the associated PVCs to meet real-time changes in bandwidth requirements. The port connection speed defines the maximum throughput that may ingress and/or egress the port at any point in time.