Network Information Exchange Sample Clauses

The Network Information Exchange clause establishes the obligations and procedures for sharing relevant network-related data between parties. Typically, this clause outlines what types of information must be exchanged, such as technical specifications, performance metrics, or incident reports, and may specify the format, frequency, and security measures for such exchanges. Its core practical function is to ensure both parties have timely and accurate information necessary for effective network operation, coordination, and troubleshooting, thereby reducing misunderstandings and facilitating smooth collaboration.
Network Information Exchange. 8 G. Maintenance and Trouble Resolution..................................................................8 H. Billing for Network Elements.......................................................................10 I. Addition of Network Elements.......................................................................10 V. LOCAL TRAFFIC INTERCONNECTION ARRANGEMENTS..............................................................11
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Network Information Exchange. F.1 BellSouth shall provide BTI with information sufficient to determine an end user's existing service and feature configurations. F.2 BellSouth agrees to provide BTI with detailed design layout records (DLR) for unbundled loops and circuits. F.3 BellSouth shall provide information to BTI on a continuing basis required to keep BTI apprised of engineering changes associated with BellSouth's network elements and its deployment of new technologies. F.4 BellSouth shall provide BTI with a detailed description of the criteria and procedures used for handling facility and power outages. F.5 Where permitted by law BellSouth will make available to BTI electronic (magnetic tape and/or diskette) and hard copies of its Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) and any regular updates thereof. F.6 BellSouth will provide BTI with access to a listing and description of all services and features available down to street address detail, including: Type of Class 5 switch by CLLI, line features availability by LSO, and service availability by LSO as well as the data elements required by BellSouth to provision all such services and features.
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Network Information Exchange. F.1 BellSouth shall provide Carrier with information sufficient to determine an end user's existing service and feature configurations. F.2 BellSouth shall provide information to Carrier on a continuing basis required to keep Carrier apprised of engineering changes associated with BellSouth's network elements and its deployment of new technologies. F.3 BellSouth shall provide Carrier with a detailed description of the criteria and procedures used for handling facility and power outages. F.4 Where permitted by law, BellSouth will provide Carrier with electronic (magnetic tape and/or diskette) and hard copies of its Master Street Address Guide (MSAG), and any regular updates thereof. F.5 BellSouth will provide Carrier with access to a listing and description of all services and features available down to street address detail, including: Type of Class 5 switch by CLLI, line features availability by LSO, and service availability by LSO, as well as the data elements required by BellSouth to provision all such services and features.
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Network Information Exchange. F.1 BellSouth shall provide DeltaCom with information sufficient to determine an end user's existing service and feature configurations. F.2 BellSouth shall provide information to DeltaCom on a continuing basis required to keep DeltaCom apprised of engineering changes associated with BellSouth's network elements and its deployment of new technologies. F.3 BellSouth shall provide DeltaCom with a detailed description of the criteria and procedures used for handling facility and power outages. F.4 Where permitted by law, BellSouth will provide DeltaCom with electronic (magnetic tape and/or diskette) and hard copies of its Master Street Address Guide (MSAG), and any regular updates thereof. F.5 BellSouth will provide DeltaCom with access to a listing and description of all services and features available down to street address detail, including: Type of Class 5 switch by CLLI, line features availability by LSO, and service availability by LSO, as well as the data elements required by BellSouth to provision all such services and features.
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