Access to UNE Connection Methods Sample Clauses

Access to UNE Connection Methods. In addition to the UNE Connection Methods set forth in this Article IX, SBC-AMERITECH will provide access to Network Elements on an unbundled basis and combinations of Network Elements at any technically feasible point including at any point set forth in Article XII (Collocation). 9.11.1 This Section describes the process under which CLEC may combine UNEs it purchases separately. These methods apply when CLEC chooses to provide the connections between these elements. When CLEC orders unbundled network elements as combinations from SBC-AMERITECH, SBC-AMERITECH will provide the means and cross-connections necessary to connect the elements. The methods listed below provide CLEC with access to separate UNEs, and allow CLEC to combine those UNEs, without compromising the security, integrity and reliability of the public switched networks, as well as to minimize potential service disruption. 9.11.1.1 Subject to availability of space and equipment, CLEC may use the methods listed below to access and combine loops, switch ports, and dedicated transport within a requested SBC-AMERITECH Central Office. 9.11.1.1.1 (Method 1) SBC-AMERITECH will extend SBC-AMERITECH UNEs requiring cross connection to the CLEC Physical Collocation Point of Termination (POT) when CLEC is Physically Collocated, in a caged or shared cage arrangement, within the same Central Office where the UNEs which are to be combined are located. 9.11.1.1.2 (Method 2) SBC-AMERITECH will extend SBC-AMERITECH UNEs that require cross connection to CLEC’s UNE frame located in the common room space, other than the Collocation common area, within the same Central Office where the UNEs which are to be combined are located. 9.11.1.1.3 (Method 3) SBC-AMERITECH will extend SBC-AMERITECH UNEs to the CLEC UNE frame that is located outside the SBC-AMERITECH Central Office where the UNEs are to combined in a closure such as a cabinet provided by SBC-AMERITECH on SBC-AMERITECH property. 9.11.2 The following terms and conditions apply to all methods when SBC-AMERITECH provides access pursuant to Sections 9.11.1.1.1 through 9.11.1.1.3: 9.11.2.1 Within ten (10) business days of receipt of a written request for access to UNEs involving three (3) or fewer Central Offices, SBC- AMERITECH will provide a written reply notifying the requesting CLEC of the method(s) of access available in the requested Central Offices. For requests impacting four (4) or more Central Offices the Parties will agree to an implementation schedule f...
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Access to UNE Connection Methods. 3.1 This Section describes the connection methods under which SBC-13STATE agrees to provide CLECs with access on an unbundled basis to loops, switch ports, and dedicated transport and the conditions under which SBC-13STATE makes these methods available. These methods provide CLEC access to multiple SBC- 13STATE UNEs which the CLEC may then combine. The methods listed below provide CLEC with access to UNEs without compromising the security, integrity, and reliability of the public switched network, as well as to minimize potential service disruptions. 3.1.1 Subject to availability of space and equipment, CLEC may use the methods listed below to access and combine loops, switch ports, and dedicated transport within a requested
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Access to UNE Connection Methods. SBC-AMERITECH will provide access to Network Elements on an unbundled basis and Combinations of Network Elements at any technically feasible point including at any point set forth in Article XII (Collocation).
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