Access to Collocation Clause Samples

Access to Collocation. GTE will permit employees, agents, and contractors approved by GTE to have direct access to caged or collocated equipment four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week. employees, agents, or contractors must comply with the policies and practices of GTE pertaining to fire, safety, and security as described in GTE’s Security Procedures and Requirements Guidelines, which are attached to the CSP. GTE reserves the right, with 24 hours prior notice to GLOBALEYES, to access collocated partitioned space to perform periodic inspections to ensure compliance with GTE installation, safety and security practices. Where GLOBALEYES shares a common entrance to the wire center or access tandem with GTE, the reasonable use of shared building facilities, e.g., elevators, unrestricted corridors, etc., will be permitted. However, access to such facilities may be restricted by security requirements for good cause shown, and a GTE employee may accompany personnel.
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Access to Collocation. GTE will permit employees, agents, and contractors approved by GTE to have direct access to caged or collocated equipment four (24) hours a day, seven days a week. employees, agents, or contractors must comply with the policies and practices of GTE pertaining to fire, safety, and security as described in GTE’s Security Procedures and Requirements which are attached to the CSP. GTE reserves the right, 24 hours prior notice to GLOBALEYES, to access collocated space to perform periodic inspections to ensure compliance GTE installation, safety and security practices. Where GLOBALEYES shares a common entrance to the wire center or access tandem with GTE, the reasonable use of building facilities, e.g., elevators, unrestricted etc., will be permitted. However, to such facilities may be restricted by security requirements for good cause shown, and a GTE employee may accompany personnel.
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Access to Collocation. Ameritech shall provide Requesting Carrier Physical Collocation on Ameritech’s Premises of equipment necessary for Interconnection (pursuant to Article III) or for access to unbundled Network Elements to IX), except that Ameritech will provide for Virtual Collocation of such equipment if Ameritech demonstrates to the Commission that Physical Collocation is not practical for technical reasons or because of space limitations, as provided in Section 251(c)(6) of the Act. Ameritech shall provide Requesting Carrier Collocation only for the purpose of Interconnection or access to Ameritech’s unbundled Network Elements and for no other purpose other than as specifically provided by the Act, the Commission or the FCC. Collocation shall be made available to Requesting Carrier by Ameritech on a nondiscriminatory basis to the priorities that Ameritech provides to itself, its subsidiaries, or other persons. The quality of design, performance, features, functions and other characteristics of Collocation made available to Requesting Carrier under this Agreement shall be provided on a nondiscriminatory basis to that which Ameritech provides in its network to itself, its subsidiaries, its Affiliates or other persons.
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Access to Collocation. (a) Requesting Carrier shall have 24 x 7 access to its Physical Collocation (APCS, and Shared) as specifically described in Article XII. Subject to the last sentence of subsection below, once Ameritech has implemented in an Ameritech Premises the security arrangements described in this Article XII, Requesting Carrier may access such Premises without an escort. However, prior to the date on which security arrangements have been implemented in specific Premises, security escorts shall be required, at no cost to Requesting Carrier. Requesting Carrier shall provide Ameritech with telephonic notice at the time of dispatch of Requesting Carrier’s employees to an Ameritech Premises and, if possible, no less than sixty (60) minutes notice prior to arrival at such Premises. Requesting Carrier shall receive 24 x 7 access to Ameritech’s Premises only after Delivery Date of its Physical Collocation arrangement. Prior to that date, Requesting Carrier may only access Ameritech Premises for the purposes set forth in this Article XII (e.g., initial walk-through and acceptance walk-through) and only witb an Ameritech representative. Prior to the date Requesting Carrier is provided access to its Physical Collocation, any Requesting employee or any authorized contractor represented as a Requesting Carrier’s employee seeking to access an Ameritech Premises must obtain a photo I.D. and, once access is provided, wear such photo I.D. while in the Ameritech Premises. Until a photo I.D. is issued, Requesting Carrier’s employees shall require a security escort in Ameritech’s Premises, at no cost to Requesting Carrier. Ameritech (and its agents, employees, and other Ameritech-authorized persons) shall have the right to enter Requesting Carrier’s Physical Collocation at any reasonable time on (3) days advance notice of the time and purpose of the entry to examine its condition, make repairs required to be made by Ameritech, and for any other purpose deemed reasonable by Ameritech. Ameritech may also access Requesting Carrier’s Physical Collocation for purpose of averting any of harm imposed by Requesting Carrier or its equipment or facilities upon the operation of Ameritech equipment, facilities and/or personnel located outside of Requesting Carrier’s Physical Collocation. Ameritech will notify Requesting Carrier by telephone of any emergency entry and will leave written notice of such entry in the Physical Collocation. If routine inspections are required, they shall be conducted at ...
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