Shared Loop Sample Clauses

Shared Loop. 9.4.5.1.1 As a part of the pre-order process, CLEC can access Loop characteristic information through the Loop Information Tool described in the Support Functions Section. CLEC will determine, in its sole discretion, whether to order the HUNE across any specific copper Loop. Qwest and CLEC will work together to modify the Loop Information Tool to better support Line Sharing. CLEC shall accept the risk that the Loop selected may not be suitable for providing the type of xDSL service CLEC seeks to provide. 9.4.5.1.2 The appropriate Splitter Meet Points dedicated to the POTS Splitters will be provided on the Line Sharing Actual Point of Termination (APOT) form one (1) day prior to the Ready for Service date or at an interval ordered by the Commission or further agreed to by Qwest and CLEC in writing. CLEC will provide on the LSR, the appropriate frame terminations which are dedicated to POTS Splitters. Qwest will administer all cross-connects/jumpers on the COSMIC™/MDF and ICDF. 9.4.5.1.3 Basic Installation "lift and lay" procedure will be used for all Shared Loop orders. Under this approach, a Qwest technician "lifts" the Loop from its current termination in a Qwest Wire Center and "lays" it on a new termination connecting to CLEC’s collocated equipment in the same Wire Center. 9.4.5.1.4 Qwest will provision the Shared Loop within the standard unbundled Loop Provisioning interval as defined in Exhibit C. 9.4.5.1.5 CLEC shall not place initial orders for Shared Loops until all infrastructure work necessary to provision Line Sharing in a given Qwest Wire Center, including, but not limited to, POTS Splitter installation and TIE Cable reclassification or augmentation has been completed. Upon CLEC request at any time, including before placing an order, Qwest will arrange for a Wire Center walkthrough to verify the Line Sharing installation including APOT Information and associated databases, wiring and stenciling in the Qwest Wire Center. 9.4.5.1.6 Prior to placing an LSR for Shared Loop, CLEC must obtain a Proof of Authorization from the End User Customer in accordance with the Proof of Authorization Section.
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Shared Loop. Charge - A monthly recurring charge for the use of the Shared Loop will apply.
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Shared Loop. 3.1.1 As a part of the pre-order process, CLEC can access loop characteristic information through the Loop Information Tool. CLEC will determine, in its sole discretion and at its risk, whether to order the HUNE across any specific copper loop. Qwest and CLEC will work together to modify the Loop Information Tool to better support Line Sharing. 3.1.2 The appropriate DS0 termination frame terminations dedicated to POTS splitters will be provided on the Line Sharing APOT form one (1) day prior to the ready for service date or at an interval ordered by the Commission or further agreed to by Qwest and CLEC in writing. Qwest will administer all cross connects/jumpers. 3.1.3 Basic Installation “lift and lay” procedures will be used for all Shared Loop orders. Under this approach, a Qwest technician “lifts” the loop from its current termination in a Qwest Wire Center and “lays” it on a new termination connecting to CLEC’s Collocated equipment in the same Wire Center. 3.1.4 Qwest will provision the Shared Loop within the standard unbundled loop provisioning interval at least 90% of the time. Qwest and CLEC acknowledge that this interval may be subject to improvement based on systems mechanization and/or relevant legal or regulatory requirements. 3.1.5 CLEC shall not place orders for Shared Loops until all work necessary to provision Line Sharing in a given Qwest Wire Center, including, but not limited to, POTS splitter installation and DS0 termination reclassification, has been completed.
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Shared Loop. 9.4.5.1.1 As a part of the pre-order process, CLEC can access loop characteristic information through the Loop Information Tool described in the Support Functions Section. CLEC will determine, in its sole discretion and at its risk, whether to order the HUNE across any specific copper loop. Qwest and CLEC will work together to modify the Loop Information Tool to better support Line Sharing. 9.4.5.1.2 The appropriate Splitter Meet Points dedicated to the POTS splitters will be provided on the Line Sharing Actual Point of Termination (APOT) from one day prior to the ready for service date or at an interval ordered by the Commission or further agreed to by Qwest and CLEC in writing. CLEC will provide on the LSR, the appropriate frame terminations which are dedicated to POTS splitters. Qwest will administer all cross connects/jumpers on the COSMIC/MDF and ICDF. 9.4.5.1.3 Basic Installation “lift and lay” procedure will be used for all Shared Loop orders. Under this approach, a Qwest technician “lifts” the Loop from its current termination in a Qwest Wire Center and “lays” it on a new termination connecting to CLEC’s Collocated equipment in the same Wire Center. 9.4.5.1.4 Qwest will provision the Shared Loop within the standard unbundled loop provisioning interval at least 90% of the time, as defined in Exhibit C. 9.4.5.1.5 CLEC shall not place orders for Shared Loops until all work necessary to provision Line Sharing in a given Qwest Wire Center, including, but not limited to, POTS splitter installation and TIE Cable reclassification or augmentation has been completed.
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Shared Loop. 3.1.1 As a part of the pre-order process, NAS can access loop characteristic information through the Loop Information Tool. NAS will determine, in its sole discretion and at its risk, whether to order the HUNE across any specific copper loop. USWC and NAS will work together to modify the Loop Information Tool to better support Line Sharing. 3.1.2 The appropriate DS0 termination frame terminations dedicated to POTS splitters will be provided on the Line Sharing APOT form one day prior to the ready for service date or at an interval ordered by the Commission or further agreed to by USWC and NAS in writing. USWC will administer all cross connects/jumpers. 3.1.3 Basic Installation “lift and lay” procedures will be used for all Shared Loop orders. Under this approach, a USWC technician “lifts” the loop from its current termination in a USWC Wire Center and “lays” it on a new termination connecting to NAS’s Collocated equipment in the same Wire Center. 3.1.4 USWC will provision the Shared Loop within the standard unbundled loop provisioning interval at least 90% of the time. USWC and NAS acknowledge that this interval may be subject to improvement based on systems mechanization and/or relevant legal or regulatory requirements. 3.1.5 NAS shall not place orders for Shared Loops until all work necessary to provision Line Sharing in a given USWC Wire Center, including, but not limited to, POTS splitter installation and DS0 termination reclassification, has been completed.
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Shared Loop. 3.1.1 As a part of the pre-order process, New Edge can access loop characteristic information through the Loop Information Tool. New Edge will determine, in its sole discretion and at its risk, whether to order the HUNE across any specific copper loop. U S WEST and New Edge will work together to modify the Loop Information Tool to better support Line Sharing. 3.1.2 The appropriate DS0 termination frame terminations dedicated to POTS splitters will be provided on the Line Sharing APOT form one day prior to the ready for service date or at an interval ordered by the Commission or further agreed to by U S WEST and New Edge in writing. U S WEST will administer all cross connects/jumpers. 3.1.3 Basic Installation “lift and lay” procedures will be used for all Shared Loop orders. Under this approach, a U S WEST technician “lifts” the loop from its current termination in a U S WEST Wire Center and “lays” it on a new termination connecting to New Edge’s Collocated equipment in the same Wire Center. 3.1.4 U S WEST will provision the Shared Loop within the standard unbundled loop provisioning interval at least 90% of the time. U S WEST and New Edge acknowledge that this interval may be subject to improvement based on systems mechanization and/or relevant legal or regulatory requirements. 3.1.5 New Edge shall not place orders for Shared Loops until all work necessary to provision Line Sharing in a given U S WEST Wire Center, including, but not limited to, POTS splitter installation and DS0 termination reclassification, has been completed.
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