Interexchange definition

Interexchange means telephone calls, traffic, facili- ties or other items that originate in one exchange and termi- nate in another.

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Interexchange means telephone calls, traffic, facilities or other items that originate in one exchange and terminate in another.

Interexchange means InterExchange, Inc., a Delaware corporation and a Wholly-Owned Subsidiary of the Borrower.

Examples of Interexchange in a sentence

For purposes of the Agreement, transit traffic does not include traffic carried by Interexchange Carriers.
For purposes of this section, "Interexchange Services" shall have the meaning set forth in the Triennial Review Remand Order and subsequent applicable FCC orders.
Any change in CLEC's End User Customer's Interexchange or IntraLATA Carrier must be requested by CLEC on behalf of its End User Customer, and Qwest will not accept changes to CLEC's End User Customer's Interexchange or IntraLATA Carrier(s) from anyone other than CLEC.
To the extent Technically Feasible, each Party shall record all call detail information associated with completed long distance and access calls originated by or terminated by such Party, and long distance calls transited through such Party’s network to the terminating provider to the same extent that such Party records such data for its End Users and records for billing of Interexchange carriers.
Voice grade access to the network that provides: the ability to place and receive calls; touch-tone service, access to operator services; access to directory assistance; access to emergency services (E911); access to telephone relay service (TRS); access to Interexchange Carriers of the Customer’s choice; standard white pages directory listing; and toll blocking for low-income consumers participating in Lifeline (subject to technical feasibility).
These records are used to provide information necessary for each Party to ▇▇▇▇ the Interexchange Carrier for Jointly Provided Switched Access Services and 8XX database queries.
Any change in CLEC's End User Customer's Interexchange or IntraLATA Carrier must be requested by CLEC on behalf of its End User Customer, and CenturyLink will not accept changes to CLEC's End User Customer's Interexchange or IntraLATA Carrier(s) from anyone other than CLEC.
QLSP includes the capability for selection of the interLATA and intraLATA Toll provider(s) on a 2-Primary Interexchange Carrier (PIC) basis.
A Local Exchange Carrier (LEC) switching system that is used to connect and switch trunk circuits between and among the LEC’s Central Office network and Interexchange Carriers’ networks.
To the extent technically feasible, each Party shall record all call detail information associated with completed long distance and access calls originated by or terminated by such Party, and long distance calls transited through such Party’s network to the terminating provider to the same extent that such Party records such data for its End Users and records for billing of Interexchange carriers.

More Definitions of Interexchange

Interexchange means telephone calls, traffic, facilities or other items that

Interexchange. Long Distance" or like terms; and (b) specifically the names "WilTel" or "WilCom" or like terms.

Interexchange corresponds to the term "long distance" used in this question. United States regulatory law further divides theconcept of interexchangeservice into intra-State, inter-State and international interexchange service. The United States is divided into Local Access and Transport Areas (LATAs). Any call within a LATA is considered a local call. Local Calls are provided by Local Exchange Carriers (LECs) and are under State regulation. Calls that go outside the local LATA but remain within the State are intra-State interexchange calls and are under State regulation. The Bell Operating Companies are prohibited from providing intra-State interexchange calls. Calls that go outside the local LATA and outside the State are inter-State interexchange calls that are subject to FCC jurisdiction.