Network Interconnection definition

Network Interconnection means “Interconnection”.

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Network Interconnection means the transmission links between Base Stations and MSCs, between an MSC and another MSC, and between MSCs and PSTNs but does not include connections between demarcation points of transmission links and System Elements for which the Vendor will be responsible pursuant to the terms of this Contract, including its obligations to install and test upon the Owner's completion of such transmission links. Typically T1 transmission links are used for connectivity.

Network Interconnection is defined as the primary “direct connection of two or more IT networks for the purpose of sharing data and other information resources.” (This is based on the definition of system interconnection in NIST SP 800-47, Security Guide for Interconnecting Information Technology Systems.)

Examples of Network Interconnection in a sentence

• This Attachment sets forth terms and conditions for Network Interconnection, Trunking and Intercarrier Compensation for AT&T-21STATE and CLEC.

• This Attachment sets forth terms and conditions for Network Interconnection, Trunking and Intercarrier Compensation for AT&T-22STATE and CLEC.

• Network Interconnection Methods designates facilities established between the Parties’ Networks.

• Network Interconnection will be provided by the Parties at any technically feasible point(s) within Windstream’s interconnected network within a LATA.

• CNR Network Interconnection Service and NR Interconnection Service do not necessarily provide the Interconnection Customer with the capability to physically deliver the output of its Small Generating Facility to any particular load on the New England Transmission System without incurring congestion costs.

• Testing of SS7 interconnection shall include completion of all tests described in CCS/CCIS Network Interconnection Testing documents defined by the Internetwork Interoperability Test Plan (“IITP”).

• Should a Shipper be partially or totally replaced by another shipper for the supply of a Recipient at a Regional Network Interconnection Point, the Parties agree to reduce Daily or Hourly Delivery Capacity, Daily Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network and Daily Exit Capacity on the Main Network related to that point as specified in Appendix 2 to the Contract in the same proportions.

• Delivery capacity at Consumer Delivery Points and at Regional Network Interconnection Points, Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network and Exit Capacity on the Main Network, are all reserved via Reservation requests submitted to GRTgaz by the Shipper through TRANS@ctions.

• GRTgaz shall establish, operate and maintain the interconnection systems related to the Regional Network Interconnection Points on the basis of the Interconnection Agreements entered into with the Operator of the network located downstream of the said points.

• GRTgaz shall be released from its delivery obligations under the terms of the Contract at a Regional Network Interconnection Point in the event that the Interconnection Agreement in respect of the said point is not entered into, is suspended or is terminated, or that the Operator concerned fails to comply with its obligations under the terms of the said Interconnection Agreement.

More Definitions of Network Interconnection

Network Interconnection means the linking of a telecommunication system or any telecommunication equipment which can be used to connect to a telecommunication network, (except for terminal equipment) to another telecommunication system;

Network Interconnection means the physical and functional connection of telecommunications networks, operated by the same or different operators, designed to provide telecommunications to the users of these networks or for the provision of telecommunications services both by the operators of the interconnected networks and by other parties having access to the networks,

Network Interconnection means the linking of two or more electronic communications networks, electronic communications services, broadcasting services, physically or logically, but does not include terminal equipment;

Network Interconnection means a type of access implemented between electronic communications networks and/or services providers (operators) by means of the physical and/or logical connection of electronic communications networks in order to allow the users of one electronic communications networks and/or services provider (operator) to communicate with users of another electronic communications networks and/or services provider (operator), or to access services provided by other undertakings that have access to the respective network;