Common use of Points of Interconnection (POIs) Clause in Contracts

Points of Interconnection (POIs). A Point of Interconnection (POI) is a point in the network where the Parties deliver Local Traffic to each other, and also serves as a demarcation point between the facilities that each Party is responsible to provide. Requirements for a Local POI are set forth in Section 3.3.2 of this Article. In some cases, multiple POI(s) may be necessary to provide the best technical implementation of Interconnection requirements to each End Office within a CenturyLink company’s service area.

Points of Interconnection (POIs). A Point of Interconnection (POI) is a point in the network where the Parties deliver Local Traffic Interconnection traffic to each other, and also serves as a demarcation point between the facilities that each Party is responsible to provide. Requirements for a Local At least one POI are set forth must be established at or within each LATA where TDS TELECOM operates as an ILEC and TCAL has End Users in Section 3.3.2 of this Articlethat same LATA. In some cases, multiple POI(s) may be necessary Both Parties shall negotiate the architecture in each location that will seek to provide the best technical implementation of Interconnection requirements to each End Office within a CenturyLink company’s service areamutually minimize and equalize investment.

Points of Interconnection (POIs). A Point of Interconnection (POI) is a point in the network where the Parties deliver Local Traffic to each other, and also serves as a demarcation point between the facilities that each Party is responsible to provide. Requirements for a Local POI are set forth in Section 3.3.2 of this Article. In some cases, multiple POI(s) may be necessary to provide the best technical implementation of Interconnection requirements to each End Office within a CenturyLink company’s service area.

Points of Interconnection (POIs). A Point of Interconnection (POI) is a point in the network where the Parties deliver Local Traffic to each other, and also serves as a demarcation point between the facilities that each Party is responsible to provide. Requirements for a Local POI are set forth in Section 3.3.2 of this Article. In some cases, multiple POI(s) may be necessary to provide the best technical implementation of Interconnection requirements to each End Office within a CenturyLink CenturyTel company’s service area.

Points of Interconnection (POIs). A Point of Interconnection (POI) is a point in the network where the Parties deliver Local Traffic to each other, and also serves as a demarcation point between the facilities that each Party is responsible to provide. Requirements for a Local POI are set forth in Section 3.3.2 of this Article. In some cases, multiple POI(s) may be necessary to provide the best technical implementation of Interconnection requirements to each End Office within a CenturyLink company’s service area.

Points of Interconnection (POIs). A Point of Interconnection (POI) is a Technically Feasible point in the network where the Parties deliver Local Traffic and ISP Bound Traffic to each other, other and also serves as a demarcation point between the facilities that each Party is responsible to provide. Requirements for a Local POI are set forth in Section 3.3.2 of this Article. In some cases, multiple POI(s) may be necessary to provide the best technical implementation of Interconnection requirements to each End Office within a CenturyLink company’s service areabetween the Parties’ networks.

Points of Interconnection (POIs). A Point of Interconnection (POI) is a point in the network where the Parties deliver Local Traffic to each other, and also serves as a demarcation point between the facilities that each Party is responsible to provide. Requirements for a Local POI are set forth in Section 3.3.2 of this Article. In some casesFor direct interconnection, multiple POI(s) may be necessary to provide the best technical implementation Sprint will establish a minimum of Interconnection requirements to each End Office within a CenturyLink companyone POI per LATA at any technically feasible point on CenturyTel’s service areanetwork.

Points of Interconnection (POIs). A Point of Interconnection (POI) is a point in on the AT&T-13STATE network (End Office or Tandem building) where the Parties deliver Local Section 251(b)(5)/IntraLATA Toll Traffic to each other, and also serves as a demarcation point between the facilities that each Party is responsible to provide. Requirements for a Local POI are set forth in Section 3.3.2 of this Article. In some cases, multiple POI(s) may be necessary to provide the best technical implementation of Interconnection requirements to each End Office within a CenturyLink company’s service area.

Points of Interconnection (POIs). A Point of Interconnection (POI) is a point in the network where the Parties deliver Local Traffic to each other, and also serves as a demarcation point between the facilities that each Party is responsible to provide. Requirements for a Local POI are set forth in Section 3.3.2 of this Article. In some cases, multiple POI(s) Charter may be necessary to provide interconnect at any single technically feasible point on the best technical implementation of Interconnection requirements to each End Office CenturyTel network within a CenturyLink company’s service areaLATA. The technically feasible point at which Charter elects to interconnect will be the established POI for such LATA.

Points of Interconnection (POIs). A Point of Interconnection (POI) is a point in the network where the Parties deliver Local Traffic to each other, and also serves as a demarcation point between the facilities that each Party is responsible to provide. Requirements for a Local POI are set forth in Section 3.3.2 of this Article. In some casesFor direct interconnection, multiple POI(s) may Sprint will establish a minimum of one POI per LATA at any technically feasible point on CenturyTel’s network. Multiple POIs shall be necessary to provide the best established if required by technical implementation of Interconnection requirements to each End Office within a CenturyLink company’s service areaand operational constraints.