Common use of Access Points and Restrictions Clause in Contracts

Access Points and Restrictions. The interconnection point for caged and cageless collocation is the point where Pathnet-owned cable facilities connect to GTE termination equipment. The demarcation point for Pathnet is Pathnet’s terminal equipment or interconnect/cross connect panel within Pathnet’s cage, bay/frame or cabinet. Pathnet must tag all entrance facilities to indicate ownership. Pathnet will not be allowed access to GTE’s DSX line-ups, MDF or any other GTE facility termination points. The DSX and MDF are to be considered GTE demarcation points only. Only GTE employees, agents or contractors will be allowed access to the MDF or DSX to terminate facilities, test connectivity, run jumpers and/or hot patch in-service circuits.

Access Points and Restrictions. The interconnection point for caged and cageless collocation is the point where Pathnet@Link-owned cable facilities connect to GTE termination equipment. The demarcation point for Pathnet @Link is Pathnet@Link’s terminal equipment or interconnect/cross connect panel within Pathnet@Link’s cage, bay/frame or cabinet. Pathnet @Link must tag all entrance facilities to indicate ownership. Pathnet @Link will not be allowed access to GTE’s DSX line-ups, MDF or any other GTE facility termination points. The DSX and MDF are to be considered GTE demarcation points only. Only GTE employees, agents or contractors will be allowed access to the MDF or DSX to terminate facilities, test connectivity, run jumpers and/or hot patch in-service circuits.

Access Points and Restrictions. The interconnection point for caged and cageless collocation is the point where PathnetNEN-owned cable facilities connect to GTE termination equipment. The demarcation point for Pathnet NEN is PathnetNEN’s terminal equipment or interconnect/cross connect panel within PathnetNEN’s cage, bay/frame or cabinet. Pathnet NEN must tag all entrance facilities to indicate ownership. Pathnet NEN will not be allowed access to GTE’s DSX line-ups, MDF or any other GTE facility termination points. The DSX and MDF are to be considered GTE demarcation points only. Only GTE employees, agents or contractors will be allowed access to the MDF or DSX to terminate facilities, test connectivity, run jumpers and/or hot patch in-service circuits.