Fiber-Fed DLC Network Sample Clauses

Fiber-Fed DLC Network. GTE shall provide line sharing to New Edge Networks over Digital Loop Carrier (“DLC”) to the extent required pursuant to Applicable Law, and without waiving any rights to challenge any such requirement. Fiber-fed DLC consists of an all-copper pair from the end-user customer demarcation location to a remote terminal (i.e., controlled environmental vault, fiber hut, cabinet or other structure with DSL-capable DLC equipment installed). Fiber fed DLC includes a fiber feeder loop from the central office to the remote terminal.
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Fiber-Fed DLC Network. ‌ If CenturyTel is providing Voice Service to a customer using a Digital Loop Carrier (DLC) system, and that customer wishes to establish DSL line sharing service with RACC, the following provisions shall apply: on a space-available basis, at such time as it becomes technically feasible, and to the extent required by law or regulation, without waiving any rights to challenge any such law or regulation, CenturyTel shall (a) on a space-available basis, permit RACC to collocate Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer (DSLAM) equipment in remote terminals for the sole purpose of accessing line sharing; (b) provide line sharing over the all-copper pair from the end- user customer demarcation location to a remote terminal; and (c) if requested by RACC, provide RACC with access to dark fiber between the remote terminal and the central office. Fiber-fed DLC consists of an all-copper pair from the end-user customer demarcation location to a remote terminal (i.e., controlled environmental vault, fiber hut, cabinet or other structure with DSL-capable DLC equipment installed). Fiber fed DLC includes a fiber feeder loop from the central office to the remote terminal.
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Fiber-Fed DLC Network. VERIZON shall provide line sharing to Sprint over Digital Loop Carrier (“DLC”) to the extent required pursuant to Applicable Law, and without waiving any rights to challenge any such requirement. Fiber-fed DLC consists of an all-copper pair from the Customer demarcation location to a remote terminal (i.e., controlled environmental vault, fiber hut, cabinet or other structure with DSL-capable DLC equipment installed). Fiber fed DLC includes a fiber feeder loop from the central office to the remote terminal.
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