NID Sample Clauses

NID. In order to minimize adverse effects to VERIZON’s network, the following procedures shall apply regarding NID connection: 4.5.2.1 When connecting its own loop facility directly to VERIZON’s NID for a residence or business Customer, SPRINT must make a clean cut on the VERIZON drop wire at the NID so that no bare wire is exposed. SPRINT shall not remove or disconnect VERIZON’s drop wire from the NID or take any other action that might cause VERIZON’s drop wire to be left lying on the ground. 4.5.2.2 At multi-tenant Customer locations, SPRINT must remove the jumper wire from the distribution block (i.e., the NID) to the VERIZON cable termination block. If SPRINT cannot gain access to the cable termination block, SPRINT must make a clean cut at the closest point to the cable termination block. At SPRINT’s request and discretion, VERIZON will determine the cable pair to be removed at the NID in multi- tenant locations. SPRINT will compensate VERIZON for the trip charge necessary to identify the cable pair to be removed. 4.5.2.3 VERIZON loop elements leased by SPRINT will be required to terminate only on a VERIZON NID. If SPRINT leasing a VERIZON loop wants to connect such loop to a SPRINT NID, SPRINT also will be required to lease a VERIZON NID (included in the loop rate) for the direct loop termination and effect a NID-to-NID cross connection. 4.5.2.4 Rather than connecting its own loop directly to VERIZON’s NID, SPRINT also may elect to install its own NID and effect a NID-to-NID cross connection to gain access to the Customer’s inside wiring. 4.5.2.5 If SPRINT provides its own loop facilities, SPRINT may elect to move all inside wire terminated on a VERIZON NID to one provided by SPRINT. In this instance, a NID-to-NID cross connection will not be required. SPRINT, or the Customer’s premise owner, can elect to leave the disconnected VERIZON NID in place, or to remove the VERIZON NID from the premises and dispose of it entirely. 4.5.2.6 VERIZON agrees to offer its NIDs to SPRINT for lease, but not for sale. Therefore, SPRINT may remove VERIZON identification from any VERIZON NID to which it connects a SPRINT loop, but SPRINT shall not place its own identification on such NID. 4.5.2.7 VERIZON shall have the right to deny any access by SPRINT to VERIZON's NID when SPRINT provides its own loop.
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NID. (1) Notwithstanding anything set forth in the Terms, subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1(I) of this Supplemental Agreement No. 1 and at LightWave’s request, Verizon shall permit LightWave to connect a LightWave Loop to the Inside Wiring of a Customer through the use of a Verizon NID (as such term is hereinafter defined) in the manner set forth in this Section 1(B). Verizon shall provide LightWave with access to NIDs in accordance with, but only to the extent required by, Applicable Law. LightWave may access a Verizon NID either by means of a Cross Connection (but only if the use of such Cross Connection is technically feasible) from an adjoining LightWave NID deployed by LightWave or, if an entrance module is available in the Verizon NID, by connecting a LightWave Loop to the Verizon NID. In all cases, Verizon shall perform this Cross Connection. When necessary, Verizon will rearrange its facilities to provide access to an existing Customer’s Inside Wire. An entrance module is available only if facilities are not connected to it. (2) In no case shall LightWave access, remove, disconnect or in any other way rearrange Verizon’s Loop facilities from Verizon’s NIDs, enclosures, or protectors. (3) In no case shall LightWave access, remove, disconnect or in any other way rearrange, a Customer’s Inside Wire from Verizon’s NIDs, enclosures, or protectors where such Customer Inside Wire is used in the provision of ongoing Telecommunications Service to that Customer. (4) In no case shall LightWave remove or disconnect ground wires from Verizon’s NIDs, enclosures, or protectors. (5) In no case shall LightWave remove or disconnect NID modules, protectors, or terminals from Verizon’s NID enclosures. (6) Maintenance and control of premises Inside Wiring is the responsibility of the Customer. Any conflicts between service providers for access to the Customer’s Inside Wire must be resolved by the person who controls use of the wire (e.g. the Customer.) (7) When LightWave is connecting a LightWave-provided Loop to the Inside Wiring of a Customer’s premises through the Customer’s side of the Verizon NID, LightWave does not need to submit a request to Verizon and Verizon shall not charge LightWave for access to the Verizon NID. In such instances, LightWave shall comply with the provisions of Sections 1(B)(2)-(6) of this Supplemental Agreement No. 1 and shall access the Customer’s Inside Wire in the manner set forth in Section 1(B)(7)(i) of this Supplemental Agre...
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NID. Notwithstanding anything set forth in the Adopted Terms and subject to the conditions set forth in Section 1(I) of this Agreement, Verizon shall permit Conversent to connect a carrier’s Loop to the Inside Wiring of a Customer’s premises through Verizon’s Network Interface Device (NID) at the rates, terms and conditions set forth in Verizon’s XXX Xx. 00 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, as amended from time to time. Until any amendment to such tariff filed by Verizon with the Commission on February 17, 2000 that is applicable to NID becomes effective, Verizon shall provide Conversent with access to NIDs in accordance with, but only to the extent required by Applicable Law.
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NID. In order to minimize adverse effects to GTE’s network, the following procedures shall apply regarding NID connection: 4.6.2.1 When connecting its own loop facility directly to GTE’s NID for a residence or business Customer, USA Digital must make a clean cut on the GTE drop wire at the NID so that no bare wire is exposed. USA Digital shall not remove or disconnect GTE’s drop wire from the NID or take any other action that might cause GTE’s drop wire to be left lying on the ground. 4.6.2.2 At multi-tenant Customer locations, USA Digital must remove the jumper wire from the distribution block (i.e., the NID) to the GTE cable termination block. If USA Digital cannot gain access to the cable termination block, USA Digital must make a clean cut at the closest point to the cable termination block. At USA Digital’s request and discretion, GTE will determine the cable pair to be removed at the NID in multi- tenant locations. USA Digital will compensate GTE for the trip charge necessary to identify the cable pair to be removed. 4.6.2.3 GTE loop elements leased by USA Digital will be required to terminate only on a GTE NID. If USA Digital leasing a GTE loop wants to connect such loop to a USA Digital NID, USA Digital also will be required to lease a GTE NID for the direct loop termination and effect a NID-to-NID cross connection. 4.6.2.4 Rather than connecting its own loop directly to GTE’s NID, USA Digital also may elect to install its own NID and effect a NID-to-NID cross connection to gain access to the Customer’s inside wiring. 4.6.2.5 If USA Digital provides its own loop facilities, USA Digital may elect to move all inside wire terminated on a GTE NID to one provided by USA Digital. In this instance, a NID-to-NID cross connection will not be required. USA Digital, or the Customer’s premise owner, can elect to leave the disconnected GTE NID in place, or to remove the GTE NID from the premises and dispose of it entirely. 4.6.2.6 GTE agrees to offer its NIDs to USA Digital for lease, but not for sale. Therefore, USA Digital may remove GTE identification from any GTE NID to which it connects a USA Digital loop, but USA Digital shall not place its own identification on such NID.
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