Setting up NodeLine via New Service Connections Sample Clauses

Setting up NodeLine via New Service Connections. In order to complete a 'New Service' connection for NodeLine, you must have the requisite infrastructure available at the Premises. If you are unsure, you can order a service and we perform the detailed service qualification as part of the provisioning process. As a result, the following applies. (a) A new telephone number will be allocated to you as part of this process. (b) You will be required to provide technicians with access to the Premises, for the purposes of installing a new NodeLine service. (c) In certain circumstances an additional fee for service may be required – for example if a network extension is required to connect the service; a cabling extension is required to connect your premises; or additional cabling works within your premises are requested. You will be advised before commencement of these activities, and you are fully responsible for charges that are incurred if you agree to proceed. Groundworks such as trenching and re-instatement for underground lead-in cables are not available. (d) In the case of a residential NodeLine service, if your Network Boundary point is a Main Distribution Frame, the cabling to your phone socket is usually provided by the building owner and remains a building asset. If sufficient suitable cabling is available between the Main Distribution Frame and the point where you have requested that we supply the NodeLine service, completion of this work is included in the setup charge. (e) In the case of a NodeLine Business service, the service will be installed to the Main Distribution Frame only, which is defined as the Network Boundary point in a business premises. (f) Cabling from the Network Boundary point to any other location is your responsibility and you may incur charges for any installation, repair or any other work required in relation to any such cabling. (g) The NodeLine service will be installed on to a new, upgraded or spare phone socket in your premises. This 'first socket' may be your existing phone socket upgraded from a single point to a double point; or it may be an existing phone socket that is not currently being used; or it may be an entirely new socket. It will depend on what is available at the specific Premises, and the type and location of the socket is entirely at the discretion of the installation technician. The setup cost for a new service connection is set out on the Website for this Service.
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