AIN Service Management System Access Service Sample Clauses

AIN Service Management System Access Service. 3.2.1. Access to Ameritech's AIN service management system functionality will be provided in a nondiscriminatory manner to CLEC to enable it to manage AIN services located wholly within Ameritech's network (SCP & SSP) or to manage AIN services where the service logic is located within Ameritech's SCP and the Customer is served from CLEC's AIN-compatible SSP. Upon request of CLEC, Ameritech shall provide CLEC the unbundled AIN Applications Access service product description and a list of existing Ameritech AIN applications. 3.2.2. The Service Management System (SMS) is the administration system for the service logic and data in the Advanced Intelligent Network (AIN) Service Control Point (SCP). The SMS contains the master copy of service level, subscriber level and subscription level data. The SMS also contains a copy of the service logic. Logical access to the SMS will be managed by a set of programs designed by Ameritech. These programs provide security for the data that resides on the AIN platforms by allowing user access to only specific data that is appropriate to the customer or carrier. Whether explicitly stated in this document or not, all access to the SMS is managed through these programs. The only exceptions to managed access to SMS functionality are for the Ameritech Network Services organizations that administer the AIN platforms. They require direct access in order to appropriately administer the platforms. Mediated access to SMS functionality will be provided through interface programs that will be developed for specific services. CLEC will have access to all of the data that the service requires in order to administer that service for its Customers. This includes service level, subscriber level, and subscription level data as well as any reports and measurement data that is mutually agreed upon by Ameritech and CLEC.
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AIN Service Management System Access Service. Access to Ameritech's AIN service management system functionality will be provided in a nondiscriminatory manner to Requesting Carrier to enable it to manage AIN services located wholly within Ameritech's network (SCP & SSP) or to manage AIN services where the service logic is located within Ameritech's SCP and the Customer is served from Requesting Carrier's AIN-compatible SSP. Upon request of Requesting Carrier, Ameritech shall provide Requesting Carrier the unbundled AIN Applications Access service product description and a list of existing Ameritech AIN applications.
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AIN Service Management System Access Service. 3.2.1. Access to Ameritech's AIN service management system functionality will be provided in a non-discriminatory manner to 21/st/ Century to enable it to manage AIN services located wholly within Ameritech's network (SCP & SSP) or to manage AIN services where the service logic is located within Ameritech's SCP and the Customer is served from 21/st/ Century's AIN compatible SSP. Upon request of 21/st/ Century, Ameritech shall provide 21/st/ Century the unbundled AIN Applications Access service product description and a list of existing Ameritech AIN applications. Sch. 9.2.5 - 12 3.2.2. The Service Management System (SMS) is the administration system for the service logic and data in the Advanced Intelligent Network (AIN) Service Control Point (SCP). The SMS contains the master copy of service-level, subscriber-level and subscription-level data. The SMS also contains a copy of the service logic. Logical access to the SMS will be managed by a set of programs designed by Ameritech. These programs provide security for the data that resides on the AIN platforms by allowing user access to only specific data that is appropriate to the customer or carrier. Whether explicitly stated in this document or not, all access to the SMS is managed through these programs. The only exceptions to managed access to SMS functionality are for the Ameritech Network Services organizations that administer the AIN platforms. They require direct access in order to appropriately administer the platforms. Access to SMS functionality will be provided through interface programs that will be developed for specific services. 21/st/ Century will have access to all of the data that the service requires in order to administer that service for its Customers. This includes service level, subscriber level, and subscription level data, as well as any reports and measurement data that are mutually agreed upon by Ameritech and 21/st/ Century.
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AIN Service Management System Access Service. Access to Ameritech's AIN service management system functionality will be provided in a nondiscriminatory manner to Focal to enable it to manage AIN services located wholly within Ameritech's network (SCP & SSP) or to manage AIN services where the service logic is located within Ameritech's SCP and the Customer is served from Focal's AIN-compatible SSP. Upon request of Focal, Ameritech shall provide Focal the unbundled AIN Applications Access service product description and a list of existing Ameritech AIN applications.
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