Indirect Traffic definition

Indirect Traffic means traffic which is originated by one Party and terminated to the other Party in which a third party Telecommunications Carrier provides the intermediary transiting service. Indirect traffic does not require a physical direct trunk group between the Parties.

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Indirect Traffic means traffic which is originated by one Party and terminated to the other Party in which a third-party LEC provides the intermediary transiting service. Indirect traffic does not require a physical direct trunk group between the Parties.

Indirect Traffic means traffic which is originated by a Party and terminated to a Party in which a third-party Telecommunications Carrier provides the intermediary transiting service. Indirect Traffic does not require a physical interconnection facility between the Parties.

Examples of Indirect Traffic in a sentence

For this Indirect Traffic, the originating Party will provide the originating billing information to the terminating Party, if technically feasible.
Notwithstanding any other provision to the contrary, once the Indirect Traffic volume between CLEC and a Sprint end office exceeds a DS1 equivalent of traffic, Sprint will no longer allow indirect interconnection and CLEC must establish a direct interconnection with Sprint for the exchange of traffic.
For purposes of exchanging Indirect Traffic there is no physical or direct point of interconnection between the Parties, therefore neither Party is required to construct new facilities or make mid-span meet arrangements available to the other Party for Indirect Traffic.
Indirect Traffic is intended only for de minimis traffic, therefore Indirect Traffic will be allowed on routes between CenturyLink End Offices and Carrier in instances where, and only so long as, none of the threshold requirements set forth in Section 30.1.2 of this Agreement have been reached.

More Definitions of Indirect Traffic

Indirect Traffic means traffic which is originated by one Party and terminated to the

Indirect Traffic means Local Traffic originated by Windstream, transited by a third party ILEC for termination to Service Electric or Local Traffic originated by Service Electric transited by a third party ILEC for termination to Windstream

Indirect Traffic means traffic that is originated by the end user of one Party and terminated to the other Party in which a third party LEC provides the intermediary transiting service. The end user of either Party can not be a telecommunications carrier. Indirect traffic does not require a physical direct trunk group between the Parties.

Indirect Traffic means traffic which is originated by one Party and terminated to the other Party in which a third party Telecommunications Carrier provides the intermediary tandem transiting service. Indirect Network Connection for Indirect Traffic is intended only for de minimis traffic associated with CMRS “start-up” market entry into a CenturyLink local exchange. Therefore Indirect Network Interconnection will be allowed only on routes between CenturyLink End offices and CMRS in instances where, and only so long as, none of the threshold requirements set forth in Section 4.1.3 of this Amendment have been reached.

Indirect Traffic means either EAS or IntraLATA Toll Traffic that is routed by one Party to the other Party through the intermediary transit service network facilities of the Transit LEC.

Indirect Traffic shall have the meaning ascribed thereto in Subsection 4.2.