Originating Point Code definition
Originating Point Code. (OPC) means a code assigned to identify CLEC’s system(s) that originate SS7 messages, including LIDB Service Queries.
Originating Point Code. (OPC) means a code assigned to identify CLEC’s system(s) that originate SS7 messages, including LIDB Service Queries.
1.1. 100 “Out of Exchange LEC (OE-LEC)” means <CLEC Name> operating within SBC-12STATE’S incumbent local exchange area and provides telecommunications services utilizing NPA-NXXs identified to reside in a Third Party Incumbent LEC’s local exchange area.
Originating Point Code. (OPC) means a 9-digit code that identifies the Service Platform from which a Query originates and to which a Response is returned.
Examples of Originating Point Code in a sentence
When such limits apply, they apply to all companies whose Queries use the same Originating Point Code as the Service Platform being restricted.
A physical platform that generates Database Queries and is identified by an Originating Point Code contained in a Query.
LIDB Data Screening applies to all query traffic that uses the same Originating Point Code.
More Definitions of Originating Point Code
Originating Point Code. (“OPC”) means a code assigned to identify Customer’s system(s) that originate LIDB and/or CNAM Queries.
Originating Point Code. (OPC) means a code assigned to identify CLEC's system(s) that originate SS7 messages, including LIDB Service Queries.
Originating Point Code. (OPC) means a code assigned to identify that originates database Queries.
Originating Point Code. (OPC) means a code assigned to identify LEVEL 3’s