AMERITECH-ILLINOIS’ 800 database, an American National Standards Sample Clauses

AMERITECH-ILLINOIS’ 800 database, an American National Standards. Institute (ANSI) Signaling System 7 (SS7) call-related database system, receives updates processed from the national System Management System (SMS) database. Customer records in the SMS are created or modified by entities known as Responsible Organizations (Resp Org) who obtain access to the SMS via the System Management System/800 database, Tariff FCC No. 1. 800 Service Providers must either become their own Resp Org or use the services of an established Resp Org. The services of a Resp Org include creating and updating 800 records in the SMS to download to the 800 database(s). AMERITECH-ILLINOIS does not, either through a tariff or contract, provide Resp Org service.
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