Access Methods Specific to Dark Fiber Clause Samples

Access Methods Specific to Dark Fiber. The demarcation point for dark fiber at central offices, remote terminals and customer premises will be in an SBC- AMERITECH approved splitter shelf at any technically feasible point. This arrangement allows for non-intrusive testing.
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Access Methods Specific to Dark Fiber. A. At CenturyLink Central Offices, the Dark Fiber terminates on a fiber distribution frame (or its equivalent) in the Central Office. **CLEC’s access is provided only through a Collocation arrangement established in accordance with Article IX, Section 112. B. The demarcation point for Dark Fiber at Central Offices, remote terminals and customer premises will be in a CenturyLink-approved splitter shelf. This arrangement allows for non-intrusive testing.
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