QLSP Services consist of Local Switching and Shared Transport in combination Sample Clauses

QLSP Services consist of Local Switching and Shared Transport in combination. Qwest Advanced Intelligent Network (―AIN‖) Services, e.g., remote access forwarding, and Qwest Voice Messaging Services (―VMS‖) may also be purchased with compatible QLSP Services. These Network Elements will be provided in compliance with all Telcordia and other industry standards and technical and performance specifications to allow CLEC to combine the QLSP Services with a compatible voicemail product and stutter dial tone. Qwest will provide access to 911 emergency services and directory listings in accordance with the terms and conditions of CLEC’s interconnection agreements (―ICAs‖), except that the business end user rate in the applicable tariff applies to all end user premium and privacy directory listings (with the exception of residential additional listings, i.e., USOC RLT) when services are provisioned to CLEC under this Agreement whether CLEC's end user is a residential end user or a business end user. As part of the QLSP Service, Qwest combines the Network Elements that make up QLSP Service with analog/digital capable Loops, with such Loops (including services such as line splitting) being provided in accordance with the rates, terms and conditions of the CLEC’s ICAs. CLEC may also purchase Qwest Commercial High Speed Internet (HSI) Service (also known as Qwest Digital Subscriber Line® (DSL)), under a separate Services agreement, to be used with compatible QLSP Service.
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QLSP Services consist of Local Switching and Shared Transport in combination. Qwest Advanced Intelligent Network (“AIN”) Services, e.g., remote access forwarding, and Qwest Voice Messaging Services (“VMS”) may also be purchased with compatible QLSP Services. These Network Elements will be provided in compliance with all Telcordia and other industry standards and technical and performance specifications to allow CLEC to combine the QLSP Services with a compatible voicemail product and stutter dial tone. Qwest will provide access to 911 emergency services and directory listings in accordance with the terms and conditions of CLEC’s interconnection agreements (“ICAs”). As part of the QLSP Service, Qwest combines the Network Elements that make up QLSP Service with analog/digital capable Loops, with such Loops (including services such as line splitting) being provided in accordance with the rates, terms and conditions of the CLEC’s ICAs. CLEC may also purchase Qwest Commercial High Speed Internet (HSI) Service (also known as Qwest Digital Subscriber Line® (DSL)), under a separate Services agreement, to be used with compatible QLSP Service.
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