Interconnection and Transport and Termination of Traffic Sample Clauses

The "Interconnection and Transport and Termination of Traffic" clause defines the obligations and procedures for connecting telecommunications networks and managing the exchange and completion of calls or data between them. It typically outlines how two or more carriers will physically and logically link their networks, the technical standards to be used, and the terms for routing and billing traffic that originates on one network and terminates on another. This clause ensures that end users can communicate seamlessly across different service providers, and it addresses issues such as cost-sharing and network compatibility, thereby facilitating interoperability and fair compensation between carriers.
Interconnection and Transport and Termination of Traffic. 1. Services Covered by This Article.
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Interconnection and Transport and Termination of Traffic. 3.1.1 Notwithstanding the foregoing, Local VoIP-PSTN and Toll VoIP- PSTN Traffic may be exchanged on the same facility as used for trunk groups carrying Local Traffic and ISP Bound Traffic.
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