Switching Capability Sample Clauses
The Switching Capability clause defines the right or ability of a party to change from one service, product, or provider to another within the scope of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions under which switching is permitted, such as notice periods, any associated fees, or technical requirements that must be met before a switch can occur. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility and ensure that parties are not unduly locked into a particular arrangement, thereby addressing concerns about adaptability and competitive choice.
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Switching Capability. (Except for switching used to serve end users with four or more lines in access density zone 1, in the top 50 Metropolitan Statistical Areas where Sprint provides non-discriminatory access to the enhanced extended link.)
43.1.4.1. Local Switching 43.1.4.2. Tandem Switching
Switching Capability. Local Switching. The local switching capability of a Network Element is defined as: line-side facilities, which include the connection between a Loop termination at the Main Distribution Frame and a switch line card: trunk-side facilities, which include the connection between trunk termination at a trunk-side cross-connect panel and a switch trunk card; and
Switching Capability. The Unbundled Local Switching (ULS) Network Element includes both Local Switching and Tandem Switching.
