Wireless to Wireline Traffic – Directly Interconnected Clause Samples
The "Wireless to Wireline Traffic – Directly Interconnected" clause defines how telecommunications traffic originating from a wireless network and terminating on a wireline network is handled when the two networks are directly connected. This clause typically outlines the technical and financial arrangements for routing, exchanging, and compensating for such traffic, including how call records are managed and how charges are calculated between the parties. Its core function is to ensure that both wireless and wireline carriers have a clear, agreed-upon process for managing inter-network calls, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring seamless connectivity for end users.
Wireless to Wireline Traffic – Directly Interconnected. 4.1.1 The CMRS Provider shall be responsible for the delivery of Traffic from its network to the appropriate Point of Interconnection as set forth in Appendix B, for the Transport and Termination of such Traffic by the Telephone Company to one of its End Users.