Customer Contact; Test and Turn-Up Sample Clauses

Customer Contact; Test and Turn-Up. Customer must designate a Customer representative (“Customer Contact”) with responsibility for assisting AT&T, during a mutually agreeable time and upon reasonable prior notice from AT&T, in the testing and deployment of PRIVATE MOBILE CONNECTION – MPLS Interconnect (the “Test and Turn-Up”). The Customer Contact’s responsibilities with regard to Test and Turn-Up include, among other things: (a) validating failover functionality (if an optional backup PRIVATE MOBILE CONNECTION – MPLS Interconnect has been ordered), (b) validating that the PRIVATE MOBILE CONNECTION – MPLS Interconnect works properly and permits access to Customer’s network and the Host Application, and (c) authorizing the final deployment of the PRIVATE MOBILE CONNECTION – MPLS Interconnect. The PRIVATE MOBILE CONNECTION – MPLS Interconnect will not be operational until the Customer Contact has participated in and approved all aspects of the Test and Turn-Up.
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Customer Contact; Test and Turn-Up. Customer must designate a Customer representative (“Customer Contact”) with responsibility for assisting AT&T, during a mutually agreeable time and upon reasonable prior notice from AT&T, in the testing and deployment of Private Mobile Connection – COAM Frame Relay (the “Test and Turn-Up”). The Customer Contact’s responsibilities with regard to Test and Turn-Up include, among other things: (a) validating failover functionality (if an optional backup Private Mobile Connection – COAM Frame Relay has been ordered), (b) validating that the Private Mobile Connection – COAM Frame Relay works properly and permits access to Customer’s network and the Host Application, and (c) authorizing the final deployment of the Private Mobile Connection – COAM Frame Relay. The Private Mobile Connection – COAM Frame Relay will not be operational until the Customer Contact has participated in and approved all aspects of the Test and Turn- Up.
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Customer Contact; Test and Turn-Up. Customer must designate a Customer representative (“Customer Contact”) with responsibility for assisting AT&T, during a mutually agreeable time and upon reasonable prior notice from AT&T, in the testing and deployment of Private Mobile Connection – Dedicated APN (the “Test and Turn-Up”). The Customer Contact’s responsibilities with regard to Test and Turn-Up include, among other things: (a) validating that the Private Mobile Connection – Dedicated APN works properly and permits access to Customer’s network and the Host Application, and (b) authorizing the final deployment of the Private Mobile Connection – Dedicated APN. The Private Mobile Connection – Dedicated APN will not be operational until the Customer Contact has participated in and approved all aspects of the Test and Turn-Up.
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Customer Contact; Test and Turn-Up. Customer must designate a Customer representative (“Customer Contact”) with responsibility for assisting AT&T, during a mutually agreeable time and upon reasonable prior notice from AT&T, in the testing and deployment of PRIVATE MOBILE CONNECTION – IP Enabled PVC (the “Test and Turn-Up”). The Customer Contact’s responsibilities with regard to Test and Turn-Up include, among other things: (a) validating failover functionality (if an optional backup PRIVATE MOBILE CONNECTION – IP Enabled PVC has been ordered), (b) validating that the PRIVATE MOBILE CONNECTION – IP Enabled PVC works properly and permits access to Customer’s network and the Host Application, and (c) authorizing the final deployment of the PRIVATE MOBILE CONNECTION – IP Enabled PVC. The PRIVATE MOBILE CONNECTION – IP Enabled PVC will not be operational until the Customer Contact has participated in and approved all aspects of the Test and Turn-Up.
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Related to Customer Contact; Test and Turn-Up

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