Procedures for Providing INP Through Route Indexing Sample Clauses

Procedures for Providing INP Through Route Indexing. Upon mutual agreement, BA will deploy a Route Index arrangement which combines direct trunks, provisioned between BA's and Covad's End Offices, with Trunk Side routing translations and full functionality for those CLASS services deployed in the specific BA switch. Under this arrangement, inbound calls to a ported number will be pointed at a route index that sends the call to a dedicated trunk group, built as a direct final, for the sole purpose of facilitating completion of calls to a ported bumber. BA will coordinate with Covad to provide this solution in a mutually agreeable an administratively manageable manner (e.g. NXX level) so as to minimize switch resource utilization for both Parties.
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Procedures for Providing INP Through Route Indexing. Upon mutual agreement, NYNEX will deploy a Route Index arrangement as mutually agreed upon, which combines direct trunks, provisioned between NYNEX's and NEFC's End Offices, with trunk side routing translations and full SS7 functionality. Under this arrangement, inbound calls to a ported number will be pointed at a route index that sends the call to a dedicated trunk group, built as a direct final, for the sole purpose of facilitating completion of calls to a ported number. NYNEX will coordinate with NEFC to provide this solution in a mutually agreeable and administratively manageable manner (e.g., NXX level) so as to minimize switch resource utilization for both Parties.
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Procedures for Providing INP Through Route Indexing. Either Party may deploy a Route Index arrangement which combines direct trunks provisioned between BA's and AT&T's end offices with trunk side routing translations. Under this arrangement, inbound calls to a ported number will be pointed at a Route Index that sends the call to a dedicated trunk group, built as a direct final, for the sole purpose of facilitating completion for calls to a ported number. Each Party will coordinate with the other to provide this solution in a mutually agreeable and administratively manageable manner (e.g., NXX level) so as to minimize switch resource utilization for both Parties. AT&T shall pay to BA all costs and expenses incurred by BA in implementing such Route Indexing through tandems as requested by AT&T including, without limitation, all costs and expenses arising out of the development of necessary translations/reprogramming of existing trunk routing, the provision of additional dedicated trunks serving each affected tandem and the establishment of increased call processing and memory capacity to handle the increased volume of traffic, codes, translations and routing domains for all affected tandem or end office switches.
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Procedures for Providing INP Through Route Indexing. Upon mutual agreement, BA will deploy a Route Index arrangement which combines direct trunks, provisioned between BA's and TCG'S end offices, with trunk side routing translations. Under this arrangement, inbound calls to a ported number will be pointed at a route index that sends the call to a dedicated trunk group, built as a direct final, for the sole purpose of facilitating completion of calls to a ported number. BA will coordinate with TCG to provide this solution in a mutually agreeable and administratively manageable manner (e.g., NXX level) so as to minimize switch resource utilization for both Parties.
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Procedures for Providing INP Through Route Indexing. Upon mutual agreement, BA will deploy a Route Index arrangement which combines direct trunks, provisioned between BA's and NCI's end offices, with trunk side routing translations and full functionality for those CLASS services deployed in the specific BA switch. Under this arrangement, inbound calls to a ported number will be pointed at a route index that sends the call to a dedicated trunk group, built as a direct final, for the sole purpose of facilitating completion of calls to a ported number. BA will coordinate with NCI to provide this solution in a mutually agreeable and administratively manageable manner (e.g. NXX level) so as to minimize switch resource utilization for both --- Parties.
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Procedures for Providing INP Through Route Indexing. Upon mutual agreement, BA will deploy a Route Index arrangement as mutually agreed upon, which combines direct trunks, provisioned between BA's and HARVARDNET's End Offices, with trunk side routing translations and full functionality for those CLASS services available in the BA switch. Under this arrangement, inbound calls to a ported number will be pointed at a route index that sends the call to a dedicated trunk group, built as a direct final, for the sole purpose of facilitating completion of calls to a ported number. BA will coordinate with HARVARDNET to provide this solution in a mutually agreeable and administratively manageable manner (e.g., NXX level) so as to minimize switch resource utilization for both Parties.
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Procedures for Providing INP Through Route Indexing. Upon mutual agreement, BA-RI will deploy a Route Index arrangement as mutually agreed upon, which combines direct trunks, provisioned between BA- RI's and Cox=s End Offices, with trunk side routing translations. Under this arrangement, inbound calls to a ported number will be pointed at a route index that sends the call to a dedicated trunk group, built as a direct final, for the sole purpose of facilitating completion of calls to a ported number. BA-RI will coordinate with Cox to provide this solution in a mutually agreeable and administratively manageable manner (i.e., NXX level) so as to minimize switch resource utilization for both Parties.
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