Form of Access and General Terms and Conditions Sample Clauses

Form of Access and General Terms and Conditions. 6.2.1. The Parties will interconnect their networks using SS7 signaling protocol as defined in Bellcore Technical Reference GR-246, and GR-31 7 and GR-394 for ISDN User Part (ISUP) for trunk signaling. 6.2.2. CLEC may establish CCS interconnections with PACIFIC either directly or through a third party. CCS interconnection, whether direct or by third party, shall be pursuant to the PACIFIC Bell/Xxxada Bell XXX network interface specification document PUB L-780023-PB/NB, which will be updated to include interconnection interface specifications for unbundled signaling links and access to PACIFIC's STPs. The Parties will cooperate in the exchange of ISUP and Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP) messages to facilitate full interoperability of CCS-based features between their respective networks, including all CLASS features and functions, to the extent each Party offers such features and functions to its own end users.

Form of Access and General Terms and Conditions. 9.2.1. The Parties will interconnect their networks using SS7 signaling protocol as defined in PUB L-780023-PB/NB, Issue 3 or later for trunk signaling. 9.2.2. CLEC may establish CCS interconnections with NEVADA either directly or through a third party. CCS interconnection, whether direct or by third party, shall be pursuant to the Pacific Bxxx/Nevada Bxxx CCS network interface specification document PUB L-780023-PB/NB, which will be updated to include interconnection interface specifications for unbundled signaling links and access to NEVADA’s STPs. The Parties will cooperate in the exchange of ISUP and Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP) messages to facilitate full interoperability of CCS-based features between their respective networks, including all CLASS features and functions, to the extent each Party offers such features and functions to its own end users. 9.2.3. NEVADA’s current CCS/SS7 interconnect questionnaire will be revised to facilitate the exchange of routing and network architecture information between the Parties to provision unbundled signaling links and STP access. Both Parties will provide all SS7 signaling parameters, including Calling Party Number (CPN), and procedures that are implemented within both Parties’ SS7 networks and communicate relevant signaling information via the CCS/SS7 Interconnect questionnaire provided by NEVADA’s CLEC account team. All privacy indicators of the Parties will be honored. Also, CLEC will provide their SS7 network node, address information and identify the SS7 services they request using the SS7 questionnaire. 9.2.4. NEVADA will make available to CLEC NEVADA’s signaling links and access to NEVADA’s STPs or access to NEVADA’s STPs with CLEC-provided signaling links to provide capability to support call set-up and to support CCS-based features being provided on the effective date of this Agreement. Signaling links will be provisioned at 56 Kbps, or at 1.5 Mbps if available. 9.2.5. NEVADA will provide CLEC with access through NEVADA’s STPs to the following elements connected to NEVADA’s SS7 network: (1) NEVADA’s SS7-capable End Offices and Access Tandem Switches; (2) third-party CLC switches; (3) third-party CLC STPs, if the third-party CLC and NEVADA have STP-to-STP interconnection ; and (4) NEVADA will provide CLC signaling links and/or access to NEVADA’s STPs for signaling between CLC’s switches or between CLEC and third-party switches (including unbundled switching elements) when CLEC’s an...