Unbundled Access to Network Interface Devices Sample Clauses

Unbundled Access to Network Interface Devices. 9.2.4.1 Definition. The Network Interface Device (NID) to be provided on an unbundled basis pursuant to this Agreement is defined as set forth in 47 C.F.R. 51.319. Without limiting the foregoing, it includes all features, functions and capabilities of the facilities used to connect the loop to the non-telephone company wiring. The NID is any means of interconnection of End User customer premises wiring to SBC-AMERITECH’s distribution loop facilities, such as a cross connect device used for that purpose. Maintenance and control of the End User's inside wiring (on the End User's side of the demarcation point) is under the control of the End User. Conflicts between telephone service providers for access to the End User’s inside wire must be resolved by the End User. Pursuant to applicable FCC rules, SBC-AMERITECH offers nondiscriminatory access to the NID on an unbundled basis to any requesting telecommunications carrier. CLEC access to the NID is offered as specified below.
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Unbundled Access to Network Interface Devices. CBT's Network Interface Device (“NID”) is a network element that utilizes one or more cross- connect devices to connect loop facilities to inside wiring. CBT will permit VoiceStream to connect VoiceStream's loop to a portion or all of the inside wiring of the Customer's premises through CBT's NID, where necessary. VoiceStream must establish the connection to CBT's NID through an adjoining NID, which serves as the network interface or demarcation for VoiceStream's loop. Maintenance and control of premises (inside wiring) is under the control of the Customer. Any conflicts between service providers for access to the Customer's inside wire must be resolved by the Customer. SCHEDULE 30.2.3
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Unbundled Access to Network Interface Devices. CBT's Network Interface Device (“NID”) is a network element that utilizes one or more cross- connect devices to connect loop facilities to inside wiring. CBT will permit AWS to connect AWS's loop to a portion or all of the inside wiring of the Customer's premises through CBT's NID, where necessary. AWS must establish the connection to CBT's NID through an adjoining NID, which serves as the network interface or demarcation for AWS's loop. Maintenance and control of premises (inside wiring) is under the control of the Customer. Any conflicts between service providers for access to the Customer's inside wire must be resolved by the Customer. INTEROFFICE TRANSMISSION FACILITIES Interoffice Transmission Facilities are CBT transmission facilities dedicated to a particular Customer or carrier, or shared by more than one Customer or carrier, that provide telecommunications services between Wire Centers/Switching Centers owned by CBT or AWS, or between Switches owned by CBT or AWS.
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Unbundled Access to Network Interface Devices. Pursuant to the Act, CBT offers nondiscriminatory access to Network Interface Devices (“NID”) on an unbundled basis to any requesting Telecommunications Carrier for the provision of a Telecommunications Service. The NID is a Network Element defined as any means of interconnection of Customer premises wiring to the incumbent LEC’s distribution plant, such as a cross connect device used for that purpose. This includes all features, functions and capabilities of the facilities used to connect the loop to the premises wiring, regardless of the particular design of the NID mechanism. Schedule 9.5, Section 3.0, Network Interface Device Capability, provides additional information on NID provisioning, Maintenance and control of premises (inside wiring) is under the control of the Customer. Any conflicts between service providers for access to the Customer's inside wire must be resolved by the Customer.
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Unbundled Access to Network Interface Devices. Ameritech's Network Interface Device (NID) is a Network Element that utilizes a cross- connect device to connect loop facilities to inside wiring. Ameritech will permit CLEC to connect CLEC's loop to the inside wiring of the Customer's premises through Ameritech's NID, where necessary. CLEC must establish the connection to Ameritech's NID through an adjoining NID which serves as the network interface or demarcation for CLEC's loop. Maintenance and control of premises (inside wiring) is under the control of the Customer. Any conflicts between service providers for access to the Customer's inside wire must be resolved by the Customer.
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