INTERCONNECTION POINTS FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRAFFIC Clause Samples

The 'Interconnection Points for Different Types of Traffic' clause defines where and how various categories of network traffic—such as voice, data, or video—are exchanged between parties' networks. It typically specifies the physical or logical locations for these exchanges and may outline technical requirements or protocols for each traffic type. By clearly delineating interconnection points, this clause ensures efficient traffic routing, prevents disputes over network access, and supports seamless interoperability between different service providers.
INTERCONNECTION POINTS FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRAFFIC. Each Party shall provide the other Party with Interconnection to its network at the following points for transmission, routing and termination subject to the availability of facilities. Compensation for such facilities will be as set forth in Exhibit A or as provided elsewhere herein.
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INTERCONNECTION POINTS FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRAFFIC. Each Party shall make available Interconnection Points and facilities for routing of traffic from those Interconnection Points as designated in Schedule 4.5. Any additional traffic that is not covered in Schedule 4.5 shall be subject to separate negotiations between the Parties, except that (i) either Party may deliver traffic of any type or character to the other Party for termination as long as the delivering Party pays the receiving Party’s then current Switched Exchange Access rates for such traffic, and (ii) upon a bona fide request from either Party, the Parties will exercise all reasonable efforts to conclude an agreement covering the exchange of such traffic.
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INTERCONNECTION POINTS FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRAFFIC. Each Party shall provide the other Party with Interconnection to its network at the following points for transmission, routing and termination. Each Party shall make available at its Interconnection Points facilities to route the traffic it receives to the appropriate final destination. Interconnection at a BA-IP that is a Local Serving Wire Center provides access to all of the Interconnection Points identified below (except for paragraphs 8 through 11), via facilities appropriate for the traffic types and destinations identified below. Compensation for such facilities will be as set forth in Exhibit A or as provided elsewhere herein.
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INTERCONNECTION POINTS FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRAFFIC. Each Party shall provide the other Party with Interconnection to its network at the following points for transmission, routing and termination subject to the availability of facilities. Compensation for such facilities will be as set forth in Exhibit A or as provided elsewhere herein. 1. For the termination of Local Traffic or Toll Traffic originated by one Party’s Customer and terminated to the other Party’s Customer, at the points set forth in Section 4 of the main body of the Agreement. 2. For the termination of Meet Point Billing Traffic from an IXC to: (a) AT&T Broadband, at the AT&T Broadband-IP in LATA in which the Traffic is to terminate. (b) Verizon, at the Verizon-IP in LATA in which the Traffic is to terminate. 3. For the termination of Transit Traffic from an ITC, wireless carrier, or other CLEC to: (a) AT&T Broadband, at the AT&T Broadband-IP in which the Traffic is to terminate. (b) Verizon, at the Verizon-IP in LATA in which the Traffic is to terminate. 4. For 911/E911 traffic originated on AT&T Broadband’s network, at the PSAP in areas where only Basic 911 service is available, or at the Verizon 911/E911 Tandem Office serving the area in which the AT&T Broadband Customer is located, in accordance with applicable state laws and regulations and PSAP requirements. 5. For Directory Assistance (411 or NPA-555-1212) traffic, at the applicable Verizon operator services Tandem Office. 6. For Operator Services (call completion) traffic, at the applicable Verizon operator services Tandem Office. 7. For BLV/BLVI traffic, at the terminating Party’s operator services Tandem Office. 8. For SS7 signaling originated by: (a) AT&T Broadband, at mutually agreed-upon Signaling Point of Interconnection(s) (“SPOI”) in the LATA in which the Local or Toll Traffic originates, over CCSAC links provisioned in accordance with Telcordia GR-905 and Verizon Supplement Common Channel Signaling Network Interface Specification (VZ_905). (b) Verizon, at mutually agreed-upon SPOIs in the LATA in which the Local or Toll Traffic originates, over a CCSAC links provisioned in accordance with Telcordia GR-905 and VZ_905. Alternatively, either Party may elect to interconnect for SS7 signaling through a commercial SS7 hub provider. 9. For toll free service access code (e.g., 800/888/877) database inquiry traffic, at any Verizon Signaling Transfer Point in the LATA in which the originating AT&T Broadband Wire Center is located, over a CCSAC link. Alternatively, AT&T Broadband may ele...
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INTERCONNECTION POINTS FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TRAFFIC. Each Party shall provide the other Party with Interconnection to its network at the following points for transmission, routing and termination. Each Party shall make available at its Interconnection Points facilities to route the traffic it receives to the appropriate final destination. Interconnection at a BA-IP that is a Local Serving Wire Center provides access to all of the Interconnection Points identified below (except for paragraphs 8 through 11), via facilities appropriate for the traffic types and destinations identified below. Compensation for such facilities will be as set forth in Exhibit A or as provided elsewhere herein. 1. For the termination of Local Traffic or Toll Traffic originated by one Party's Customer and terminated to the other Party's Customer, at the points set forth in subsections 4.2 and/or 4.3 of the main body of the Agreement. 2. For the termination of Meet Point Billing Traffic Traffic from an IXC to: (a) MFS, at the M-IP in LATA in which the Traffic is to terminate. (b) BA, at the BA-IP in LATA in which the Traffic is to terminate. 3. For the termination of Transit Traffic from an ITC, wireless carrier or other CLEC to: (a) MFS, at the M-IP in which the Traffic is to terminate. (b) BA, at the BA-IP in LATA in which the Traffic is to terminate. 4. For 911/E911 traffic originated on MFS's network, at the PSAP in areas where only Basic 911 service is available, or at the BA 911 Tandem Office serving the area in which the MFS Customer is located, in accordance with applicable state laws and regulations and PSAP requirements. 5. For Directory Assistance (411 or NPA-555-1212) traffic, at the applicable BA Local Serving Wire Center or the BA operator services Tandem Office subtended by such Local Serving Wire Center. 6. For Operator Services (call completion) traffic, at the applicable BA Local Serving Wire Center or the BA operator services Tandem Office subtended by such Local Serving Wire Center. 7. For LSV/VCI traffic, at the terminating Party's Local Serving Wire Center or operator services Tandem Office subtended by such Local Serving Wire Center. 8. For SS7 signaling originated by: (a) MFS, at mutually agreed-upon Signaling Point of Interconnection(s) ("SPOI") in the LATA in which the Local or Toll Traffic originates, over CCSAC links provisioned in accordance with Bellcore GR-905 and ▇▇▇▇ Atlantic Supplement Common Channel Signaling Network Interface Specification (BA_905). (b) BA, at mutually agreed-upon SPOIs in the LATA ...
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