Coordinated Hot Cuts (CHC) Sample Clauses

Coordinated Hot Cuts (CHC). 1.3.2.1 Where the Parties agree or are required to implement a Coordinated Hot Cut (CHC) to effectuate a service cut-over, the Parties shall follow the process and procedures for such CHCs set forth in the CenturyLink Service Guide.
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Coordinated Hot Cuts (CHC). 4.1 A coordinated hot cut (“CHC”) is an optional service that permits the WSP to request that AT&T-13STATE hold translations in the donor switch until the WSP gives verbal instruction to implement the porting. Where CHC is requested, both parties agree not to remove translations for the ported number until instructions are received from the requesting party. Upon notice from the requesting party to port the telephone number, both parties agree to release translations with the understanding that translations should be removed within 30 minutes, but that circumstances can sometimes require a greater interval of time.
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Coordinated Hot Cuts (CHC). 1.3.2.1 Where the Parties agree or are required to implement a Coordinated Hot Cut (CHC) to effectuate a service cut-over, the Parties shall work cooperatively together.
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