Type 1 – End Office Switch Interface Sample Clauses

The 'Type 1 – End Office Switch Interface' clause defines the technical and operational requirements for connecting a telecommunications provider’s network to an end office switch. This interface typically governs how calls are routed between the provider and the local exchange, specifying signaling protocols, physical connection standards, and maintenance responsibilities. By establishing clear parameters for interconnection, the clause ensures seamless call completion, interoperability between networks, and reliable service for end users.
Type 1 – End Office Switch Interface. The parties may establish Trunk Groups at a Telco End Office Switch using a Type 1 interface.
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