Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service. 9.6.1 Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service (DADAS) will provide Arrow’s directory assistance operators with the ability to search all available BellSouth’s subscriber listings using the Directory Assistance Service format. Subscription to DADAS will allow Arrow to utilize its own switch, operator workstations and optional audio subsystems.
9.6.2 BellSouth will provide DADAS from its DA location. Arrow will access the DADAS system via a telephone company provided point of availability. Arrow has the responsibility of providing the physical links required to connect to the point of availability. These facilities may be purchased from the telephone company as rates and charges billed separately from the charges associated with this offering.
9.6.3 A specified interface to each Arrow subsystem will be provided by BellSouth. Interconnection between Arrow system and a specified BellSouth location will be pursuant to the use of Arrow owned or Arrow leased facilities and shall be appropriate sized based upon the volume of queries being generated by Arrow.
9.6.4 The specifications for the three interfaces necessary for interconnection are available in the following documents:
Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service. 10.6.1 Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service (DADAS) will provide LINEDRIVE’s directory assistance operators with the ability to search all available BellSouth subscriber listings using the Directory Assistance search format. Subscription to DADAS will allow LINEDRIVE to utilize its own switch, operator workstations and optional audio subsystems.
10.6.2 Rates, terms and conditions for provisioning DADAS are as set forth in the FCC tariff No. 1.
Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service. 10.6.1 Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service (DADAS) will provide US LEC’s directory assistance operators with the ability to search all available BellSouth’s subscriber listings using the Directory Assistance Service format. Subscription to DADAS will allow US LEC to utilize its own switch, operator workstations and optional audio subsystems.
10.6.2 BellSouth will provide DADAS from its DA location. US LEC will access the DADAS system via a telephone company provided point of availability. US LEC has the responsibility of providing the physical links required to connect to the point of availability. These facilities may be purchased from the telephone company as rates and charges billed separately from the charges associated with this offering.
10.6.3 A specified interface to each US LEC subsystem will be provided by BellSouth. Interconnection between US LEC system and a specified BellSouth location will be pursuant to the use of US LEC owned or US LEC leased facilities and shall be appropriate sized based upon the volume of queries being generated by US LEC.
10.6.4 The specifications for the three interfaces necessary for interconnection are available in the following documents:
Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service. 10.6.1 Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service (DADAS) will provide Northeast’s directory assistance operators with the ability to search, using a standard directory assistance search format, the same listing information that is available to BellSouth operators including all available BellSouth subscriber listings, all available listings associated with lines resold by competitive local exchange carriers, and all available listings associated with lines provisioned by local exchange carriers that provide their listings to BellSouth. DADAS will also provide Northeast with the ability to search all listings BellSouth obtains from sources other than the provider of the local exchange lines associated with the listings. The search format will be provided to Northeast by BellSouth upon subscription to the service. Subscription to DADAS requires that Northeast utilize its own switch, operator workstations, directory assistance operators, transport facilities, and optional audio subsystems.
10.6.2 Rates, terms and conditions for provisioning DADAS are as set forth in the FCC Tariff No. 1.
11.1 The ALI/DMS Database contains end user information (including name, address, telephone information, and sometimes special information from the local service provider or end user) used to determine to which Public Safety Answering Point (“PSAP”) to route the call. The ALI/DMS database is used to provide enhanced routing flexibility for E911.
Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service. 10.6.1 Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service (DADAS) will provide IDS Long Distance’s directory assistance operators with the ability to search all available BellSouth’s subscriber listings using the Directory Assistance search format. Subscription to DADAS will allow IDS Long Distance to utilize its own switch, operator workstations and optional audio subsystems.
10.6.2 BellSouth will provide DADAS from its DA location. IDS Long Distance will access the DADAS system via a telephone company provided point of availability. IDS Long Distance has the responsibility of providing the physical links required to connect to the point of availability. These facilities may be purchased from the telephone company as rates and charges billed separately from the charges associated with this offering.
10.6.3 A specified interface to each IDS Long Distance subsystem will be provided by BellSouth. Interconnection between IDS Long Distance’s system and a specified BellSouth location will be pursuant to the use of IDS Long Distance owned or IDS Long Distance leased facilities and shall be appropriate sized based upon the volume of queries being generated by IDS Long Distance.
10.6.4 The specifications for the three interfaces necessary for interconnection are available in the following documents:
Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service. 10.6.1 Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service (DADAS) will provide Granite’s directory assistance operators with the ability to search, using a standard directory assistance search format, the same listing information that is available to BellSouth operators including all available BellSouth subscriber listings, all available listings associated with lines resold by competitive local exchange carriers, and all available listings associated with lines provisioned by local exchange carriers that provide their listings to BellSouth. DADAS will also provide Granite with the ability to search all listings BellSouth obtains from sources other than the provider of the local exchange lines associated with the listings. The search format will be provided to Granite by BellSouth upon subscription to the service. Subscription to DADAS requires that Granite utilize its own switch, operator workstations, directory assistance operators, transport facilities, and optional audio subsystems.
10.6.2 Rates, terms and conditions for provisioning DADAS are as set forth in the FCC tariff No. 1.
Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service. 12.6.1 Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service (DADAS) will provide ITC^DeltaCom’s directory assistance operators with the ability to search all available BellSouth’s subscriber listings using the Directory Assistance search format. Subscription to DADAS will allow ITC^DeltaCom to utilize its own switch, operator workstations and optional audio subsystems.
Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service. 10.6.1 Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service (DADAS) will provide Xspedius’s directory assistance operators with the ability to search all available BellSouth subscriber listings using the Directory Assistance search format. Subscription to DADAS will allow Xspedius to utilize its own switch, operator workstations and optional audio subsystems.
10.6.2 Rates, terms and conditions for provisioning DADAS are as set forth in the FCC tariff No. 1.
Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service. 10.6.1 Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service (DADAS) will provide Knology's directory assistance operators with the ability to search all available BellSouth's subscriber listings using the Directory Assistance search format. Subscription to DADAS will allow Knology to utilize its own switch, operator workstations and optional audio subsystems.
10.6.2 BellSouth will provide DADAS from its DA location. Knology will access the DADAS system via a telephone company provided point of availability. Knology has the responsibility of providing the physical links required to connect to the point of availability. These facilities may be purchased from the telephone company as rates and charges billed separately from the charges associated with this offering.
10.6.3 A specified interface to each Knology subsystem will be provided by BellSouth. Interconnection between Knology's system and a specified BellSouth location will be pursuant to the use of Knology owned or Knology leased facilities and shall be appropriate sized based upon the volume of queries being generated by Knology.
10.6.4 The specifications for the three interfaces necessary for interconnection are available in the following documents:
Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service. 10.6.1 Direct Access to Directory Assistance Service (DADAS) will provide Progressive’s directory assistance operators with the ability to search all available BellSouth’s subscriber listings using the Directory Assistance search format. Subscription to DADAS will allow Progressive to utilize its own switch, operator workstations and optional audio subsystems.
10.6.2 BellSouth will provide DADAS from its DA location. Progressive will access the DADAS system via a telephone company provided point of availability. Progressive has the responsibility of providing the physical links required to connect to the point of availability. These facilities may be purchased from the telephone company as rates and charges billed separately from the charges associated with this offering.
10.6.3 A specified interface to each Progressive subsystem will be provided by BellSouth. Interconnection between Progressive system and a specified BellSouth location will be pursuant to the use of Progressive owned or Progressive leased facilities and shall be appropriate sized based upon the volume of queries being generated by Progressive.
10.6.4 The specifications for the three interfaces necessary for interconnection are available in the following documents:
