Frame Relay Sample Clauses

Frame Relay. In lieu of any other rates or discounts, the Customer will pay fixed monthly recurring port and PVC charges based on port speed for domestic Frame Relay Service ranging from $8.93 to $64.84.
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Frame Relay. In lieu of any other rates or discounts, the Customer will pay fixed monthly recurring port charges ranging from $241.20 to $2,865.28 (based on port speed ranging from 44.736 to 512 Mbps) and PVC charges ranging from $425 to $1,525 (based on speed ranging from 256 Mbps to 512 Mbps) for domestic Frame Relay Service. Non-recurring charges range from $0.00 to $1,200. Customer represents that traffic transmitted between the locations on the network is interstate (10% or more of the traffic is interstate in nature.
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Frame Relay. No Bid. tw telecom is proposing our MPLS service, IP VPN, within section 2.3.6 and SNLAN within section 2.3.1 of this response as an alternative to Frame Relay.
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Frame Relay. 28.1 Network to Network Interface (NNI) Port and Access . 28.2 Network to Network Interface (NNI) Port Only ordered and provisioned via this Agreement are governed by the terms and conditions of the NNI Port Only Section of the GATC.
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Frame Relay. Schedule H Best of Breed (XXX)
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Frame Relay. The Customer will be charged the following range of fixed monthly recurring port charges for domestic Frame Relay Service based on port speed $265 to $6,000. The Customer will be charged the following range of fixed monthly recurring Simplex PVC charges for domestic Frame Relay Service based on PVC speed $12 to $8,439. The Customer will be charged the following fixed monthly recurring charge based on usage charges for domestic Frame Relay Service per Megabyte of usage: $0.085 for Non-discard Eligible and $0.069 for Discard Eligible subject to a minimum amount per month between $5 and $20 per PVC and maximum cap for charges between $28.97 and 66,745.88 per PVC. The Customer will be charged a fixed monthly recurring charge of $0.069 per PVC for a Zero CIR PVC Option. Private Line – Global Data Link and Global Data Link Ethernet Service. The Customer will be charged a fixed monthly recurring rate of $9,405 per an installed DS3 at 1 location mutually agreed upon by the Customer and the Company. Customer will pay $0.0 per circuit for installation of new GDL and GDLE circuits for speeds of 64 kbps and 2.048 Mbps. U.S. Private Line Service: The Customer will be charged a fixed monthly recurring rate between $120 and $15,000 with mileage charges between $0.140 and $50 for US Private Line Services at speeds for 4.8K to OC48. The Customer will be charged a fixed monthly recurring rate of $7,060 for an installed DS3 and $63,327 for an installed OC48 at 2 locations mutually agreed upon by the Customer and the Company provided circuits stay in service for 3 years. The Customer will be charged a fixed monthly recurring rate of $4,000 for 2 installed OC12 circuits at 2 locations mutually agreed upon by the Customer and the Company provided circuits stay in service through January 31, 2008. Customer will pay a discounted rate of $175 for each Digital Reconfiguration Service port utilizing a T1 circuit connection. The Customer will be charged a fixed monthly recurring rate between $1,000 and $8,000 with additional mileage charges between $3 and 30 for U.S. Private Line Ethernet Flow Service and Ethernet US Private Line Services at speeds for 1 Mbps to 1 Gbps.
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Frame Relay. PASS THROUGH FEE ITEMS. (Note: Pass Through Fee Items are not included in monthly minimum totals) All fees and fee increases incurred by Certegy for the items listed below shall be passed on to Institution.
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Frame Relay. Provider agrees to provide the following to RN prior to the delivery of any live feed to the BOC via frame relay: (i) Dedicated point-to-point frame relay connection between Provider’s encoder and BOC; exact date and time of frame relay activation. (ii) At least forty-five (45) calendar days notice before activation of full-time (24 hrs/day, 7 days/week) feed delivery. (iii) At least fifteen (15) minutes of full system testing time at least five working days before activation of full-time feed delivery. “Working day” is defined as Monday - Friday, 9am - 6pm, Pacific Time.
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Frame Relay. ATM Interworking Scenarios FR-CPE FR-CPE FR UNI FR UNI A 1 B 1 B-ISDN Frame Relay ATM Network ATM Network Frame Relay Network FR-CPE FR UNI FR UNI A 2 B 2 B-ISDN B-CPE UNI B-ISDN FR Network or FR-CPE ATM Network a) FR Network or FR-CPE ATM Network b) FR Network or FR-CPE ATM Network c) IWF = Interworking a) possible realization of access configuration A2 or A3 from b) possible realization of access configuration A1 or A2 from c) - possible realization of access configuration A1 or A2 from 3.1 Network Interworking Scenarios 1 and 2
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