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Interface Types. If the POI has an electrical interface, the interface will be DS1 or DS3 as mutually agreed upon by the Parties.
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Interface Types. If the POI has an electrical interface, the interface will be DS1 or DS3 as mutually agreed upon by the Parties. When a DS3 interface is agreed to by the Parties, ILEC will provide any multiplexing required for DS1 facilities or trunking at its end and CLEC will provide any DS1 multiplexing required for facilities or trunking at its end.
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Interface Types. If the POI has an electrical interface, the interface will be DS 1 or DS3 as mutually agreed by the Parties. When a DS3 interface is agreed to by the Parties, ILEC will provide any multiplexing required for DS1 facilities or trunking at its end and CLEC will provide any DS1 multiplexing required for facilities or trunking at its end. Signaling: The Parties will connect their networks using SS7 signaling as defined in applicable industry standards including ISDN user part ("ISUP") for trunk signaling and transaction capabilities application part ("TCAP") for common channel signaling based features in the connection of their networks. CPN shall ,: Appendix A Interconnection Attachment be available for at least 90% of the calls. Signaling information shall be shared between the Parties at no charge to either Party.
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Interface Types. If the POI has an electrical interface, the interface will be DS1 or DS3 as mutually agreed by the Parties. When a DS3 interface is agreed to by the Parties, ILEC will provide any multiplexing required for DS1 facilities or trunking at its end and CLEC will provide any DS1 multiplexing required for facilities or trunking at its end. Signaling: The Parties will connect their networks using SS7 signaling as defined in applicable industry standards including ISDN user part ("ISUP") for trunk signaling and transaction capabilities application part ("TCAP") for common channel signaling based features in the connection of their networks. CPN shall be available for at least 90% of the calls. Signaling information shall be shared between the Parties at no charge to either Party. Signaling Parameters: ILEC and CLEC are required to provide each other with the proper signaling information (e.g. originating accurate Calling Party Number, JIP (where technologically and economically feasible as defined by not being a barrier to entry), and destination called party number, etc.) pursuant to 47 C.F.R.
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Interface Types. JEDIX Provider shall provide IX Ports to Members as either 1GE-LX, 10GE-LR or 100GE-LR4 using single mode fiber.
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