Network Access means a short code used as a prefix by the customer at the start of the dialling sequence or added by the licensee’s network to ensure correct routing of a call.
Network Access means the business group established within QR to manage the provision of Below Rail Services with the exception of stations and platforms;
Network Access means an agreement under which PICO agrees to provide a Payor with access to a Dental Network and the associated Maximum Allowable Fees as payment in full for Covered Services.
Examples of Network Access in a sentence
Northeastern School District Parental/Guardian Release Form for Internet and Network Access Grades 7 - 8 Please complete all items below and return as soon as possible.
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Network Access means the provision of access to the downstream part of the Royal
Network Access means access and connection of GVI’s or the Customer’s information systems to a port (or other means of connection) on the relevant Network, through which access to the GVI Communication Services will be provided;
Network Access means the shared use of Network.
Network Access. The Customer will pay a monthly recurring charge of $ 190.00 per DS-1 access service. Discounts:
Network Access means access to the information system through a network, e.g., local area network (LAN), wide area network (WAN), or Internet (e.g., remote access)
Network Access means the physical and logical connection of terminal equipment or other equipment to a telecommunications network or parts thereof as well as the physical and logical connection of a telecommunications network to another telecommunications network or parts thereof for the purpose of obtaining access to functions of such telecommunications network or to the telecommunications services provided via such network;
Network Access means any facility authorized by CDS to be used by a Participant or by any Person authorized by the Participant to act on its behalf, to communicate with CDS and to access Services, including messaging services, leased or dial up connectivity, remote or mobile connectivity, and Intranet or Internet connection.