Common use of Exchange Of Indirect Traffic Clause in Contracts

Exchange Of Indirect Traffic. 60.1.1 The exchange of Indirect Traffic between the Parties shall be subject to the terms, provisions and requirements of this Agreement. For purposes of this Agreement, “Indirect Traffic” means traffic which is originated by one Party and terminated to the other Party in which a third Party Telecommunications Carrier provides the intermediary transiting service. 60.1.2 For purposes of exchanging Indirect Traffic there is no physical or direct point of interconnection or physical direct trunk groups between the Parties, therefore neither Party is required to construct new facilities or make mid-span meet arrangements available to the other Party for such Indirect Traffic. 60.1.3 CLEC must interconnect at the tandem switch which Embarq’s end office subtends in order to exchange Indirect Traffic with Embarq. 60.1.4 Notwithstanding any other provision to the contrary, once the Indirect Traffic volume between CLEC and an Embarq end office exceeds a DS1 equivalent of traffic, CLEC must establish a direct interconnection with Embarq’s end office for the mutual exchange of traffic. Within sixty (60) days of when the indirect traffic exceeds a DS1, CLEC shall establish a direct interconnection with Embarq’s end office. 60.1.5 Each Party acknowledges that it is the originating Party’s responsibility to enter into transiting arrangements with the third party providing the transit services. 60.1.6 Each terminating Party is responsible for billing the originating company for traffic terminated on its respective network. 60.1.7 For Indirect Traffic, the originating Party will provide the originating billing information to the terminating Party, if technically feasible. If the originating Party cannot provide the originating billing information to the terminating Party, then the terminating Party must obtain the originating billing information from the third- party transit company. It is each Party’s responsibility to enter into appropriate contractual arrangements with the third-party transit company in order to obtain the originating billing information from the transit company. Any direct costs incurred by the terminating Party to obtain the records from a third party will be billed back to the originating Party.

Exchange Of Indirect Traffic. 60.1.1 33.3.1.1. The exchange of Indirect Traffic between the Parties shall be subject to the terms, provisions and requirements of this Agreement. For purposes of this Agreement, “Indirect Traffic” means traffic which is originated by one Party and terminated to the other Party in which a third Party Telecommunications Carrier provides the intermediary transiting service. 60.1.2 33.3.1.2. For purposes of exchanging Indirect Traffic there is no physical or direct point of interconnection or physical direct trunk groups between the Parties, therefore neither Party is required to construct new facilities or make mid-mid- span meet arrangements available to the other Party for such Indirect Traffic. 60.1.3 CLEC 33.3.1.3. Xxxxxxx must interconnect at the tandem switch which EmbarqXxxxxx’s end office subtends in order to exchange Indirect Traffic with Embarq. 60.1.4 33.3.1.4. Notwithstanding any other provision to the contrary, once the cumulative volume of Indirect Traffic volume exchanged between CLEC and the Parties at an Embarq end office exceeds a DS1 equivalent of traffic, CLEC Carrier must establish a direct interconnection with Embarq’s end office for the mutual exchange of traffic. Within sixty (60) days of when the indirect traffic exceeds a DS1, CLEC Carrier shall establish a direct interconnection with EmbarqXxxxxx’s end office. 60.1.5 33.3.1.5. Each Party acknowledges that it is the originating Party’s responsibility to enter into transiting arrangements with the third party providing the transit services. 60.1.6 33.3.1.6. Each terminating Party is responsible for billing the originating company for traffic terminated on its respective network. 60.1.7 33.3.1.7. For Indirect Traffic, the originating Party will provide the originating billing information to the terminating Party, if technically feasible. If the originating Party cannot provide the originating billing information to the terminating Party, then the terminating Party must obtain the originating billing information from the third- third-party transit company. It is each Party’s responsibility to enter into appropriate contractual arrangements with the third-party transit company in order to obtain the originating billing information from the transit company. Any direct costs incurred by the terminating Party to obtain the records from a third party will be billed back to the originating Party.

Exchange Of Indirect Traffic. 60.1.1 60.1.1. The exchange of Indirect Traffic (as defined below) between the Parties shall be subject to the terms, provisions and requirements of this Agreement. For purposes of this Agreement, “Indirect Traffic” means traffic which is originated by one Party and terminated to the other Party in which a third Party Telecommunications Carrier provides the intermediary transiting service. 60.1.2 60.1.2. For purposes of exchanging Indirect Traffic (as defined below) there is no physical or direct point of interconnection or physical direct trunk groups between the Parties, therefore neither Party is required to construct new facilities or make mid-span meet arrangements available to the other Party for such Indirect Traffic. 60.1.3 60.1.3. CLEC must interconnect at the tandem switch which Embarq’s end office subtends in order to exchange Indirect Traffic with Embarq. 60.1.4 60.1.4. Notwithstanding any other provision to the contrary, once the volume of Indirect Traffic volume exchanged between CLEC and the Parties at an Embarq end office exceeds a DS1 equivalent of traffic, CLEC must establish a direct interconnection with Embarq’s end office for the mutual exchange of traffic. Within sixty (60) days of when the indirect traffic exceeds a DS1, CLEC shall establish a direct interconnection with Embarq’s end office. 60.1.5 60.1.5. Each Party acknowledges that it is the originating Party’s responsibility to enter into transiting arrangements with the third party providing the transit services. 60.1.6 60.1.6. Each terminating Party is responsible for billing the originating company for traffic terminated on its respective network.network.‌ 60.1.7 60.1.7. For Indirect Traffic, the originating Party will provide the originating billing information to the terminating Party, if technically feasible. If the originating Party cannot provide the originating billing information to the terminating Party, then the terminating Party must obtain the originating billing information from the third- third-party transit company. It is each Party’s responsibility to enter into appropriate contractual arrangements with the third-party transit company in order to obtain the originating billing information from the transit company. Any direct costs incurred by the terminating Party to obtain the records from a third party will be billed back to the originating Party.

Exchange Of Indirect Traffic. 60.1.1 60.1.1. The exchange of Indirect Traffic (as defined below) between the Parties shall be subject to the terms, provisions and requirements of this Agreement. For purposes of this Agreement, “Indirect Traffic” means traffic which is originated by one Party and terminated to the other Party in which a third Party Telecommunications Carrier provides the intermediary transiting service. 60.1.2 60.1.2. For purposes of exchanging Indirect Traffic (as defined below) there is no physical or direct point of interconnection or physical direct trunk groups between the Parties, therefore neither Party is required to construct new facilities or make mid-span meet arrangements available to the other Party for such Indirect Traffic. 60.1.3 60.1.3. CLEC must interconnect at the tandem switch which Embarq’s end office subtends in order to exchange Indirect Traffic with Embarq. 60.1.4 60.1.4. Notwithstanding any other provision to the contrary, once the volume of Indirect Traffic volume exchanged between CLEC and the Parties at an Embarq end office exceeds a DS1 equivalent of traffic, CLEC must establish a direct interconnection with Embarq’s end office for the mutual exchange of traffic. Within sixty (60) days of when the indirect traffic exceeds a DS1, CLEC shall establish a direct interconnection with Embarq’s end office. 60.1.5 60.1.5. Each Party acknowledges that it is the originating Party’s responsibility to enter into transiting arrangements with the third party providing the transit services. 60.1.6 60.1.6. Each terminating Party is responsible for billing the originating company for traffic terminated on its respective network. 60.1.7 60.1.7. For Indirect Traffic, the originating Party will provide the originating billing information to the terminating Party, if technically feasible. If the originating Party cannot provide the originating billing information to the terminating Party, then the terminating Party must obtain the originating billing information from the third- third-party transit company. It is each Party’s responsibility to enter into appropriate contractual arrangements with the third-party transit company in order to obtain the originating billing information from the transit company. Any direct costs incurred by the terminating Party to obtain the records from a third party will be billed back to the originating Party.