Co-Carrier Cross Connect (CCXC) Sample Clauses

Co-Carrier Cross Connect (CCXC). 3.6.1 A CCXC is a cross connection between Neutral Tandem and another collocated telecommunications carrier, other than BellSouth, in the same BellSouth Premises. Where technically feasible, BellSouth will permit Neutral Tandem to interconnect between its Collocation Space(s) and the physical/virtual collocation space(s) of another collocated telecommunications carrier(s) within the same BellSouth Premises via a CCXC, pursuant to the FCC’s Rules. The other collocated telecommunications carrier’s agreement must also contain CCXC rates, terms and conditions before BellSouth will permit the provisioning of a CCXC between the two (2) collocated carriers. The applicable BellSouth charges will be assessed to Neutral Tandem upon Neutral Tandem’s request for the CCXC. Neutral Tandem is prohibited from using the Collocation Space for the sole or primary purpose of cross-connecting to other collocated telecommunications carriers. 3.6.2 Neutral Tandem must contract with a BellSouth Certified Supplier to place the CCXC. The CCXC shall be provisioned using facilities owned by Neutral Tandem. Such cross-connections to other collocated telecommunications carriers may be made using either electrical or optical facilities. Neutral Tandem shall be responsible for providing a LOA, with the application, to BellSouth from the other collocated telecommunications carrier to which it will be cross-connecting. The CCXC shall utilize BellSouth common cable support structure. There will be a recurring charge per linear foot, per cable, of the common cable support structure used by Neutral Tandem to provision the CCXC to the other collocated telecommunications carrier. In those instances where Neutral Tandem’s equipment and the equipment of the other collocated telecommunications carrier are located in contiguous caged Collocation Space, Neutral Tandem may use its own technicians to install the CCXC using either electrical or optical facilities between the equipment of both collocated telecommunications carriers by constructing a dedicated cable support structure between the two (2) contiguous cages. Neutral Tandem shall deploy such electrical or optical cross-connections directly between its own equipment and the equipment of the other collocated telecommunications carrier without being routed through BellSouth’s equipment or, in the case of a CCXC provisioned between contiguous collocation spaces, common cable support structure. Neutral Tandem shall not provision CCXC on any BellSo...
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Co-Carrier Cross Connect (CCXC). 3.6.1 A CCXC is a cross connection between ACCESS Integrated and another collocated telecommunications carrier, other than BellSouth, in the same BellSouth Premises. Where technically feasible, BellSouth will permit ACCESS Integrated to interconnect between its Collocation Space(s) and the physical/virtual collocation space(s) of another collocated telecommunications carrier(s) within the same BellSouth Premises via a CCXC, pursuant to the FCC’s Rules. The other collocated telecommunications carrier’s agreement must also contain CCXC rates, terms and conditions before BellSouth will permit the provisioning of a CCXC between the two (2) collocated carriers. The applicable BellSouth charges will be assessed to ACCESS Integrated upon ACCESS Integrated’s request for the CCXC. ACCESS Integrated is prohibited from using the Collocation Space for the sole or primary purpose of cross-connecting to other collocated telecommunications carriers.
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Co-Carrier Cross Connect (CCXC). The primary purpose of collocating CLEC equipment is to interconnect with BellSouth's network for the provision of telecommunications services. BellSouth will permit T-Mobile to interconnect between its virtual or physical collocation arrangements and those of another collocated telecommunications carrier within the same central office. Both telecommunications carriers’ Agreements must contain rates, terms and conditions for CCXC language. At no point in time shall T-Mobile use the Collocation Space for the sole or primary purpose of cross connecting to other telecommunications carriers.
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Co-Carrier Cross Connect (CCXC). The primary purpose of collocation is for a collocated telecommunications carrier to interconnect with BellSouth’s network or to access BellSouth’s unbundled network elements for the provision of telecommunications services within a BellSouth Premises. BellSouth will permit DeltaCom to interconnect between its virtual or physical collocation arrangements and those of another collocated telecommunications carrier within the same central office. Both DeltaCom’s agreement and the other collocated telecommunications carrier’s agreement must contain rates, terms and conditions for CCXC language. At no point in time shall DeltaCom use the Collocation Space for the sole or primary purpose of cross connecting to other collocated telecommunications carriers. DeltaCom, if certified as a BellSouth Certified Supplier, or its BellSouth Certified Supplier must place the CCXC. The CCXC shall be provisioned through facilities owned by DeltaCom.
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