Ancillary Traffic Generally Clause Samples

The "Ancillary Traffic Generally" clause defines the rules and expectations for handling secondary or incidental data transmissions that occur alongside primary network traffic. This clause typically clarifies what constitutes ancillary traffic, such as background data exchanges, system updates, or non-essential communications, and may set limits or requirements for how such traffic is managed within the network. Its core function is to ensure that ancillary traffic does not interfere with primary services, thereby maintaining network efficiency and preventing misuse or congestion.
Ancillary Traffic Generally. Ancillary Traffic that may be terminated at a BA Local Serving Wire Center pursuant to subsection 4.5 above shall be subject to a separate transport charge for transport from the Local Serving Wire Center to the appropriate Tandem Office, as set forth in Exhibit A.
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