Single Caged Sample Clauses

Single Caged. A single caged arrangement is a form of caged collocation, which allows a single CLEC to lease caged floor space to house its equipment within GTE wire center(s) or access tandem(s).
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Single Caged. A single caged arrangement is a form of caged collocation, which alloWs TWTC to lease caged floor space to house their equipment within W1NDSTREAM wire center(s) or access tandem(s) pursuant to this Attachment. 2_ A shared collocation cage is a cage collocation space shared, and applied for, by twp or more collocators, pursuant to tams and conditions agreed to by the collocators. In making sl_cd cage arrangements available, WINDSTREAM may not increase the cost of site preggtmtion or no_g charges above the cost for provisioning such a cage of similar dimensions and material to a single collocating party. In addition, WINDSTREAM must prorate the q_,hergefor site conditioning and preparation undertaken by WINDSTREAM to construct tlLe shared collocation cage or condition the space for collocation use, regardless of how ma_ y carriers actually collocate in that cage, by determining the total charge for site preparation and allocating that charge to a collocating carrier based on the percentage of the total space utili_ d by that carrier. WINDSTREAM will issue separate billing for the non-recurring and monthly rectming collocation charges to each CLEC. WINDSTREAM will only provide a shared collocati m cage to collocators who are certificated with the South Carolina Public Service Commissiol as local Attachm7e:nPt hysicCaol llocation Pag3e I exchange carriers in the state of South Carolina, end that have separate active intercormection agreements, with WINDSTREAM, pursuant to Sections 25 i & 252 of the Act.
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Single Caged. IX-1 2.2 Shared Caged. ............................................................................................ IX-1 2.3 Subleased Caged. ....................................................................................... IX-1 2.4 Cageless. ................................................................................................... IX-2 2.5 Adjacent..................................................................................................... IX-2 2.6 Other.......................................................................................................... IX-2 2.7 Microwave Transport. ................................................................................... IX-2 3. Ordering. X-3 3.1 Application.................................................................................................. IX-3 3.2 Space Availability. ....................................................................................... IX-5 3.3 Price Quote. ............................................................................................... IX-5 3.4 ASR. .......................................................................................................... IX-5 3.5 Augmentation.............................................................................................. IX-5 3.6 Expansion. ................................................................................................. IX-6 3.7 Relocation. ................................................................................................. IX-6 4. Installation and Operation. ........................................................................................ IX-6 4.1 Planning and Coordination. ........................................................................... IX-6 4.2 Space Preparation. ...................................................................................... IX-7 4.3 Equipment and Facilities.............................................................................. IX-7 4.4 Access to Collocation Space.......................................................................IX-10 4.5 Network Outage, Damage and Reporting. .....................................................IX-10 4.6 Security Requirements................................................................................IX-10 4.7 Emergency Access. ...................................................................................IX-11 5. Space Requirements. ................................
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