Wireless Traffic Clause Samples
The Wireless Traffic clause governs the use, management, and limitations of wireless data or communication services within an agreement. It typically outlines how wireless traffic is measured, any applicable usage caps or restrictions, and the responsibilities of each party regarding network access and data transmission. For example, it may specify acceptable use policies, data throttling thresholds, or charges for exceeding data limits. The core function of this clause is to ensure both parties understand and agree to the terms governing wireless data usage, thereby preventing disputes over service levels, costs, or network misuse.
Wireless Traffic. 7.3.1 Appendix Wireless, attached hereto and incorporated by reference sets forth the terms and conditions under which the Parties will distribute revenue from their joint provision of Wireless Interconnection Service for mobile to landline traffic terminating through the Parties' respective wireline switching networks within a LATA. If one Party enters into an interconnection agreement with a CMRS provider, Appendix Wireless shall no longer be applicable between the Parties with respect to such CMRS providers, and the other Party shall be obligated to enter into an agreement with such CMRS provider for the termination of wireless to landline traffic.
7.3.2 CLEC shall pay the Local Transit Traffic rate to SWBT for calls that originate on CLEC's network and are sent to SWBT for termination to a CMRS Provider as long as such Traffic can be identified as wireless traffic. SWBT shall pay the Local Transit Traffic rate to CLEC for such calls that originate on SWBT's network are sent through CLEC for termination on a CMRS Provider's network. Each Party shall be responsible for interconnection agreements with CMRS providers for terminating compensation regarding traffic originating on GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS - KS PAGE 23 OF 50 SWBT/BIRCH TELECOM OF KANSAS, INC. 100198 the Party's network and terminating on the CMRS provider's network. The originating Party agrees to indemnify the transiting Party for any claims of compensation that may be made by the CMRS provider against the transiting Party regarding compensation for such traffic.
7.3.3 When traffic is originated by either Party to a CMRS Provider, and the traffic cannot be specifically identified as wireless traffic for purposes of compensation between SWBT and CLEC, the traffic will be rated either as Local, Optional or Access and the appropriate compensation rate shall be paid by the originating Party to the transiting Party.
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Wireless Traffic. Actual traffic Conversation MOU measurement in each of the applicable Authorized Service categories is the preferred method of classifying and billing traffic. If, however, either Party cannot measure traffic in each
Wireless Traffic. 7.3.1 Appendix Wireless, attached hereto and incorporated by reference sets forth the terms and conditions under which the Parties will distribute revenue from their joint provision of Wireless Interconnection Service for mobile to landline traffic terminating through the Parties' respective wireline switching networks within a LATA. If one Party enters into an interconnection agreement with a CMRS provider, Appendix Wireless shall no longer be applicable between the Parties with respect to such CMRS providers, and the other Party shall be obligated to enter into an agreement with such CMRS provider for the termination of wireless to landline traffic.
7.3.2 DTI shall pay the Local Transit Traffic rate to SWBT for calls that originate on DTI's network and are sent to SWBT for termination to a CMRS Provider as long as such Traffic can be identified as wireless traffic. SWBT shall pay the Local Transit Traffic rate to DTI for such calls that originate on SWBT's network are sent through DTI for termination on a CMRS Provider's network. Each Party shall be responsible for interconnection agreements with CMRS providers for terminating compensation regarding traffic originating on the Party's network and terminating on the CMRS provider's network.
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