Trunking and Signaling Sample Clauses

The Trunking and Signaling clause defines the technical and operational requirements for the exchange of communications between interconnected networks. It typically outlines the types of trunk lines to be used, the signaling protocols that must be followed, and the responsibilities of each party in maintaining these connections. For example, it may specify whether digital or analog trunks are required and detail the signaling systems (such as SS7 or ISDN) to ensure compatibility. The core function of this clause is to ensure seamless and reliable interconnection between networks, minimizing service disruptions and technical incompatibilities.
Trunking and Signaling. D. 1 a. The Party receiving traffic for termination can elect to receive the traffic in one of two ways: (a) over separate trunks for local and non-local; or (b) on combined trunks; provided that separate trunk groups shall be utilized where the delivering party is unable to furnish an auditable percent local usage (PLU) factor to the party receiving the traffic on a quarterly basis.
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