Requirements for INP and NP Sample Clauses

Requirements for INP and NP. 13.11.1 White Page Listings. CBT shall provide Directory Listings in connection with ported Customers subject to the requirements of Article XV.
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Requirements for INP and NP. 4.1 INP Cut-Over Process The following cutover coordination procedures shall apply for INP-ported numbers. NP cutover procedures shall be reasonably agreed by the Parties at such time as the capability has been developed. 4.1.1 Upon request by the porting Party, the donor Party will apply the following coordination procedures to cutovers of ported numbers. 4.1.2 The porting Party shall request the porting of a number from the donor Party by delivering to the donor Party a valid electronic transmittal service order (when available) or another mutually agreed-upon type of service order. Such service order shall be provided in accordance with industry format and specifications or such format and specifications as may be agreed to by the Parties. Within twenty-four (24) hours of the donor Party’s receipt of such valid service order, the donor Party shall provide the porting Party the Firm Order Confirmation (“FOC”) date and time according to the installation time frames set forth in Section 4.2 below. 4.1.3 On each porting order, the Parties will agree on a cutover time at least forty-eight (48) hours before that cutover. RCF cutover time will be defined as a fifteen (15) to thirty (30) minutes per line window within which both Parties will make telephone contact to complete the cutover. The cutover window for other methodologies will be agreed to by the Parties. 4.1.4 Within the appointed fifteen (15) to thirty (30) minute cutover time, the porting Party will call the donor Party to coordinate cutover work and when the donor Party is reached in that interval, such work will be promptly performed. 4.1.5 If the porting Party requires a change in scheduling, it must contact the donor Party to issue a supplement to the original order. The negotiations process to determine the date and time of cutover will then be reinitiated pursuant to Section 4.1.3. 4.1.6 If the porting Party is not ready within the appointed interval and if it had not called to reschedule the work at least two (2) hours prior to the start of the interval, the porting Party shall be liable for the non‑recurring charge for such work for the missed appointment. In addition, non‑recurring charges, if applicable, for the rescheduled appointment will apply. 4.1.7 If the donor Party is not available or not ready at any time during the appointed fifteen (15) to (30) minute interval, the Parties will reschedule and the donor Party will waive the non‑recurring charge, if applicable, for such work whenev...
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Requirements for INP and NP. 42.3.1 (Intentionally left blank for numbering consistency)
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Requirements for INP and NP. 42.3.1 [Intentionally left blank for numbering consistency] 42.3.2 CUT-OVER PROCESS THE PARTIES SHALL COOPERATE IN THE PROCESS OF PORTING NUMBERS FROM ONE CARRIER TO ANOTHER SO AS TO LIMIT SERVICE OUTAGE FOR THE PORTED SUBSCRIBER. THIS SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, EACH PARTY UPDATING ITS RESPECTIVE NETWORK ELEMENT TRANSLATIONS WITHIN FIFTEEN (15) MINUTES FOLLOWING NOTIFICATION BY THE INDUSTRY SMS, OR PORTED-TO LOCAL SERVICE PROVIDER, AND DEPLOYING SUCH TEMPORARY TRANSLATIONS AS MAY BE REQUIRED TO MINIMIZE SERVICE OUTAGE, E.G., UNCONDITIONAL TRIGGERS. IN ADDITION, CO-PROVIDER SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO DETERMINE WHO INITIATES THE ORDER FOR INP IN SPECIFIC CUT-OVER SITUATIONS. THE TIME FRAMES IN THIS PARAGRAPH SHALL BE PURSUANT TO GENERIC REQUIREMENTS FOR SCP APPLICATION AND GTT FUNCTION FOR NUMBER PORTABILITY, ISSUE 0.99, JANUARY 6, 1997 AND SUBSEQUENT VERSIONS WHICH MAY BE ADOPTED FROM TIME TO TIME. THE PARTIES SHALL COOPERATE TO REVIEW AND, if NECESSARY, ADJUST THE ABOVE TIME FRAME BASED ON THEIR ACTUAL EXPERIENCES.(23)
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Requirements for INP and NP. 4.1 White and Yellow Page Listings LEC shall provide and maintain for MCIm one (1) white page and one (1) yellow page (if applicable) listing for each MCIm subscriber that has ported its number from BellSouth, consistent with that specified for Provisioning in this Agreement. The listing and handling of listed and nonlisted telephone numbers will be at least at parity with that provided by BellSouth to its own subscribers. 4.2 Call Referral Announcements BellSouth shall allow MCIm to order call referral announcements, and specify the particular announcement from BellSouth's standard set of call referral announcement options, on a per telephone number basis, for telephone numbers which MCIm has ported from BellSouth to MCIm and for which such ILNP measures have, at MCIm's direction, been terminated.
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