Methods for Interconnection Sample Clauses

Methods for Interconnection. 2.1.1 In accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law, the Parties shall provide interconnection of their networks at any technically feasible point as specified in this Agreement.
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Methods for Interconnection. Where the Parties interconnect, for the purpose of exchanging traffic between networks, the Parties may use the following interconnection methods of each Tandem and End Office identified in Appendix DCO making use of facilities they own or lease from a third party.
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Methods for Interconnection. 2.1.1 As and to the extent required by Section 251 of the Act, the Parties shall provide for interconnection of their networks.
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Methods for Interconnection. 2.1.1 In accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law, the Parties shall provide interconnection of their networks at any technically feasible point as specified in this Agreement. Pursuant to the Arbitration Decision issued by the Illinois Commerce Commission in Docket No. 02-0253 on October 1, 2002, GNAPs may designate a single point of interconnection per LATA. This point shall be called the Point of Interconnection (“POI”) between the Parties. The Parties may designate additional POIs within the LATA at a later date, however, only one GNAPs designated POI per LATA is required for interconnection of the Parties’ respective networks. Each Party is responsible for transporting telecommunications traffic originating on their network to the POI at their own cost.
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Methods for Interconnection. 2.1.1 The Parties shall interconnect their networks within NPTC’s service area at the IP mutually agreed to by the Parties in this Agreement. The IP shall be the NPTC Gibsonia Tandem. MCIm will be financially responsible for the transport of its interconnection traffic to NPTC at the Gibsonia tandem. NPTC shall be financially responsible for its traffic to MCIm to the closest exchange boundary between NPTC and Verizon Pennsylvania Inc as measured from the Gibsonia Tandem.
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Methods for Interconnection. Methods for Interconnection and Physical Architecture shall be as defined in Appendix NIM. GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS PAGE 9 OF 48 PACIFIC/PAC-WEST TELECOM 022499
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Methods for Interconnection. In accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law, the Parties shall provide interconnection of their networks at any technically feasible point as specified in this Agreement. Each Party, at its own expense, shall provide for delivery to the relevant POI Local Traffic that the originating Party wishes to deliver to the receiving Party. Pac-West may use any of the following methods for interconnection with Verizon:
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Methods for Interconnection. 2.1.1 In accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law, the Parties shall provide interconnection of their networks at any technically feasible point as specified in this Agreement. GNAPs may designate a single point of interconnection per LATA. This point shall be called the Point of Interconnection (“POI”) between the Parties. The Parties may designate additional POIs within the LATA at a later date, however, only one GNAPs-designated POI per LATA is required for interconnection of the Parties’ respective networks. Each Party is responsible for transporting telecommunications traffic originating on their network to the POI at their own cost.
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