Interactive Interface Sample Clauses

Interactive Interface. 12.10.1 The Interactive Interface provides CLEC with unbundled access to SBC MISSOURI’ LIDB SMS that is equivalent to SBC MISSOURI’s access at its LIDB Database Administration Center (DBAC). Interactive Interface provides CLEC with the ability to have its own personnel access CLEC’s records via an application screen that is presented on a computer monitor. Once CLEC has accessed one of its Line Records, CLEC can perform all of the data Administration tasks SBC MISSOURI’s LIDB DBAC personnel can perform on SBC MISSOURI’s own Line Records. 12.10.2 SBC MISSOURI will provide CLEC with Interactive Interface through a modem. CLEC’s access to the Interactive Interface will be through a remote access facility (RAF). The RAF will provide a security gateway for CLEC’s access to the Interactive Interface. The RAF will verify the validity of CLEC’s transmissions and limit CLEC’s access to the Interactive Interface and the LIDB SMS. CLEC does not gain access to any other interface, database, operations support system, or other SMS through this Attachment. CLEC understands that its record access through the Interactive Interface will be limited to its own Line Records. 12.10.3 CLEC will use hardware and software that is compatible with SMS hardware and software. 12.10.4 CLEC can choose to request the Interactive Interface as its only interface to LIDB SMS or CLEC can choose to use this interface in conjunction with the Service Order Entry Interface that SBC MISSOURI provides under this Attachment. If CLEC chooses to use only the Interactive Interface, CLEC will not have access to any Data Administration capabilities available to the Service Order Entry (e.g., the ability to transmit batch updates) 12.10.5 CLEC’s access to the LIDB SMS through the Interactive Interface will be limited to CLEC’s subscriber’s Line Records that are not Administered through an LSR Process.
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Interactive Interface. 4.4.3.1 The Interactive Interface provides Customer with the ability to have its own personnel access Customer’s records via an application screen that is presented on a computer monitor. This interface requires Customer to purchase third-party terminal emulation software. AT&T-12STATE will provide documentation for the use of this interface at no additional charge. Customer can combine the use of the Interactive Interface with the Service Order Entry Interface.
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Interactive Interface. 13.36.3.1. The Interactive Interface provides SBCT with unbundled access to Sprint’s LIDB SMS that is equivalent to Sprint’s access at its LIDB DBAC. Interactive Interface provides SBCT with the ability to have its own personnel access SBCT’s records, via an application screen that is presented on a computer monitor. Once SBCT has accessed one of its Line Records, SBCT can perform all of the data administration tasks Sprint’s LIDB DBAC personnel can perform on Sprint’s own Line Records. 13.36.3.2. SBCT understands and agrees that its access to LVAS through the Interactive Interface will be limited to its subscribers’ Line Records. 13.36.3.3. Sprint will provide SBCT with training necessary to utilize the Sprint’s LIDB SMS, including Sprint-specific documentation such as screen prints and prints of help screens. Sprint will provide Sprint specific documentation for accessing Sprint network and LIDB SMS application 13.36.4.LIDB Editor Interface 13.36.4.1. LIDB Editor Interface provides SBCT with unbundled access to Sprint’s LIDB Editor equivalent to Sprint’s manner of access. LIDB Editor provides SBCT with emergency access to LIDB when Sprint’s LIDB SMS is unable to access LIDB or SBCT is unable to access Sprint’s LIDB SMS.
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Interactive Interface. (A) The Interactive Interface provides LSP with unbundled access to SWBT's LVAS that is equivalent to SWBT's access at its LIDB DBAC. Interactive Interface provides LSP with the ability to have its own personnel access LSP's records via an application screen that is presented on a computer monitor. Once LSP has accessed one of its line/billing records, LSP can perform all of the data administration tasks SWBT's LIDB DBAC personnel can perform on SWBT line/billing records. (B) SWBT will provide LSP with Interactive Interface through a modem. LSP understands that its record access through the Interactive Interface will be limited to its own line/billing records. (C) LSP will use hardware and software that is compatible with LVAS hardware and software. (D) LSP can choose to request the Interactive Interface as its only interface to LVAS and LIDB or the LSP can choose to use this interface in conjunction with any other interface that SWBT provides under this Appendix except the Manual Interface. (E) SWBT will provide LSP with SWBT-specific documentation in the form of screen prints and prints of help screens.
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Interactive Interface. 3.1.2.1 The Interactive Interface provides Pac-West with unbundled access to Pacific Bxxx'x OSMOP that is equivalent to Pacific Bxxx'x access at its LIDB DBAC. Interactive Interface provides Pac-West with the ability to have its own personnel access Pac-West's records via an application screen that is presented on a computer monitor. Once Pac-West has accessed one of its Line Records, Pac-West can perform all of the data administration tasks Pacific Bell's LIDB DBAC personnel can perform on Pacific Bxxx'x own Line Records. 3.1.2.2 Pacific Bxxx will provide Pac-West with Interactive Interface through a modem. Pac-West understands that its record access through the Interactive Interface will be limited to its subscribers' Line Records. 3.1.2.3 Pac-West's access to the Interactive Interface will be through a remote access facility (RAF). The RAF will provide Pacific Bxxx with a security gateway for Pac-West access to the Interactive Interface. The RAF will verify the validity of Pac-West's transmissions and limit Pac-West's access to Pacific Bxxx'x Interactive Interface to OSMOP. Pac-West does not gain access to any interface, database, operations support system, or other SMS through this Appendix. 3.1.2.4 Pac-West will use hardware and software that is compatible with OSMOP hardware and software. 3.1.2.5 Pac-West can choose to request the Interactive Interface as its only interface to OSMOP and LIDB or Pac-West can choose to use this interface in conjunction with any other interface that Pacific Bxxx provides under this Appendix. 3.1.2.6 Pacific Bxxx will provide Pac-West with Pacific Bxxx-specific documentation in the form of screen prints and prints of help screens.
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