MEET-POINT TRUNKING ARRANGEMENTS Sample Clauses

MEET-POINT TRUNKING ARRANGEMENTS. 5.1. Two-way trunks will be established to enable CLEC and NEVADA jointly to provide Feature Group B and D (“FGB and FGD”) Switched Access Services via NEVADA’s Access Tandem switch. 5.2. CLEC may use Meet Point Trunks to send and receive FGB and FGD calls from Switched Access customers connected to NEVADA’s Access Tandem. 5.3. The Parties will use separate facilities and separate two-way trunk groups to the NEVADA Access Tandem under which CLEC’s NXXs home using DS-1 or DS-3 facilities other than the facilities used for Local Interconnection Trunk Groups except as provided in Section 1.4 above. Neither Party will charge the other any amount for any Meet Point facilities. 5.4. In the case of Switched Access Services provided through NEVADA’s Access Tandem, NEVADA will not offer blocking capability for Switched Access customer traffic delivered to NEVADA’s tandem for completion on CLEC’s network. The Parties understand and agree that Meet Point Trunking arrangements are available and functional only to/from Switched Access customers who directly connect with NEVADA’s tandem that CLEC subtends in LATA 720. In no event will NEVADA be required to route such traffic through more than one tandem for connection to/from Switched Access customers. NEVADA shall have no responsibility to ensure that any Switched Access customer will accept traffic that CLEC directs to the Switched Access customer. NEVADA also agrees to furnish CLEC, upon request, a list of those IECs which also interconnect with NEVADA’s tandem. 5.5. The Parties will provide CCS to one another, where and as available, in conjunction with Meet Point two-way trunk groups. CLEC may establish CCS interconnections (either directly or through a third party) provided such third-party is interconnected with NEVADA pursuant to PUB L 780023-PB/NB and in accordance with NEVADA’s inter- and intrastate access tariffs. The Parties will cooperate in the exchange of TCAP messages to facilitate full inter-operability of CCS-based features between their respective networks, including all CLASS features and functions, to the extent each carrier offers such features and functions to its own end users. CLEC will provide all CCS signaling including, without limitation, Charge Number, and originating line information (“OLI”). For terminating FGD, NEVADA will pass all CCS signaling including, without limitation, CPN if it receives CPN from FGD carriers. All privacy indicators will be honored. Network signaling information s...
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MEET-POINT TRUNKING ARRANGEMENTS. 9.1 IXC-carried intraLATA and interLATA toll traffic shall be transported between Climax’s Central Office and AT&T MICHIGAN’s Access Tandem over a Meet Point Trunk Group separate from Local Interconnection Trunk Groups that carry Section 251(b)(5)/IntraLATA Traffic. Meet Point trunk groups will utilize SS7 signaling, except Multi-Frequency (“MF”) signaling will be used on a separate “Meet Point” trunk group to complete originating calls to switched access customers that use MF FGD signaling protocol. 9.2 Meet Point Trunk Groups will be established between Climax’s Switch and AT&T MICHIGAN Access or combined Local Access Tandem to transport InterLATA traffic separate from Section 251(b)(5)/IntraLATA Traffic. The Parties will establish separate trunk groups to each AT&T MICHIGAN Access Tandem under which Xxxxxx's NXXs home using DS-1 or DS-3 facilities separate from those used for Local Interconnection Trunk Groups. 9.3 When AT&T MICHIGAN has more than one (1) Access Tandem in a LATA, Climax may utilize a single InterLATA trunk group to the designated AT&T MICHIGAN Access Tandem as agreed to by the Parties. If the Access Tandems are in two (2) different states, Climax may establish an InterLATA trunk group with one (1) Access Tandem in each state. Where there is more than one Access Tandem and a constrained Access Tandem condition develops, the Parties agree to develop a mutually acceptable plan to establish a Meet Point Trunk Group to another AT&T MICHIGAN Access Tandem. 9.4 AT&T MICHIGAN will not block switched access customer traffic delivered to the AT&T MICHIGAN Tandem for completion on Climax’s network. In no event will AT&T MICHIGAN be required to route such traffic through more than one Tandem for connection to/from switched access customers. AT&T MICHIGAN shall have no responsibility to ensure that any switched access customer will accept traffic that Climax directs to the switched access customer. AT&T MICHIGAN also agrees to furnish Climax, upon request, a list of those IXCs which also interconnect with AT&T MICHIGAN’s Access Tandem(s). 9.5 Toll Free Trunking Arrangements 9.5.1 If Climax chooses AT&T MICHIGAN to handle 800/(8YY) database queries from its switches, all Climax originating 800/(8YY) traffic will be routed over the InterLATA Meet Point Trunk Group. This traffic will include a combination of both Interexchange Carrier (IXC), 800/(8YY) service and Climax 800/(8YY) service that will be identified and segregated by carrier through the dat...
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