INTERCHANGE OF TRAFFIC Clause Samples

INTERCHANGE OF TRAFFIC. (a) At Carrier's request, Company and Carrier will physically connect their facilities and interchange traffic, M/L and/or L/M, in connection with Carrier's Authorized Services. Such interconnection shall be in accordance with the service, operating and facility arrangements set forth hereinafter. (b) Interchanged traffic shall be handled only over the Interface Types provided, pursuant to this Agreement, except in the case of an emergency, when traffic cannot be interchanged over the interface types, channels or other equipment provided by Company pursuant to this Agreement because of failure of or damage to such interface types, channels or other equipment. Upon such failure or damage, Company agrees to make its best efforts to repair such interface types, channels or other equipment for the interchange of traffic. Company also agrees to provide alternate equipment and/or routing, whenever possible, equivalent to that provided for any interconnecting communications carrier, for which no additional charge will be due from Carrier that will allow for the temporary interchange of traffic between Carrier's System and Company's System until the equipment provided pursuant to this Agreement is repaired by Company. (c) Where the state franchised area or state authorization of Carrier differs, or is modified after the effective date of this Agreement so as to differ from its CGSA, the terms and conditions of interconnection may be modified to recognize the extent of such modification.
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INTERCHANGE OF TRAFFIC. (a) The Parties agree to physically interconnect their facilities and interchange traffic, W/L and/or L/W, in connection with AWS's Authorized Services. Such interconnection shall be in accordance with the service, operating and facility arrangements set forth hereinafter. The interchanged traffic shall be handled over Connecting Facilities provided by CBT or third parties pursuant to this Agreement. All AWS facilities necessary to connect to CBT Connecting Facilities shall be compatible and consistent with CBT's System. (b) The Parties will engineer and maintain the appropriate type of and sizing for Connecting Facilities according to mutual forecasts and sound engineering practice, as mutually agreed to by the Parties. (1) The grade of service for all facilities between the CBT End Office or Tandem and AWS's MSC shall be engineered to achieve P01 grade of service. (2) If a trunk group is under seventy-five percent (75%) of centum call seconds (CCS) capacity on a monthly average basis for each month of any six (6) month period, either Party may issue an order to resize the trunk group, which shall be left with not less than twenty- five percent (25%) excess capacity. In all cases, grade of service objectives shall be maintained. (3) The Parties shall establish joint forecasting responsibilities for traffic utilization over trunk groups. Forecast information for traffic between the Parties will be provided by the Parties to each other two times a year. The semi-annual forecasts shall include forecasted requirements for each trunk group. The Parties recognize that, to the extent historical traffic data can be shared between the Parties, the accuracy of the forecasts will improve. Forecasts shall be for a minimum of three (current and plus-1 and plus-2) years. (4) The Parties shall provide each other with a description of major network projects anticipated for the following six months that could affect the other Party. Major network projects include trunking or network rearrangements, shifts in anticipated traffic patterns, or other activities that cause a significant increase or decrease in trunking demand for the following forecasting period. (c) CBT shall provide the facilities and arrangements herein described to AWS in order to establish the physical connection and permit the interchange of traffic between the Parties. The Parties shall follow normal provisioning intervals as set forth in CBT's access tariffs to determine the date on which the facilitie...
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INTERCHANGE OF TRAFFIC. (a) The Parties agree to physically interconnect their facilities and interchange traffic, M/L and/or L/M, in connection with Carrier's Authorized Services. Such interconnection shall be in accordance with the service, operating and facility arrangements set forth hereinafter. The interchanged traffic shall be handled over Connecting Facilities provided by CBT or third parties pursuant to this Agreement. All Carrier facilities necessary to connect to CBT Connecting Facilities shall be compatible and consistent with CBT's System. (b) The Parties will engineer and maintain the appropriate type of and sizing for Connecting Facilities according to mutual forecasts and sound engineering practice, as mutually agreed to by the Parties. (c) Interchanged traffic shall be handled only over the Interface Types provided, pursuant to this Agreement, except in the case of an emergency, when traffic cannot be interchanged over the interface types, channels or other equipment provided by one Party pursuant to this Agreement because of failure of or damage to such interface types, channels or other equipment. Upon such failure or damage, both Parties agree to make their best efforts to repair such interface types, channels or other equipment for the interchange of traffic. Both Parties also agree to provide alternate equipment and/or routing, whenever possible, equivalent to that provided for any interconnecting communications carrier, for which no additional charge will be due from the other Party that will allow for the temporary interchange of traffic between the Parties until the equipment provided pursuant to this Agreement is repaired.
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