Switching Options Sample Clauses

Switching Options. 7.2.2.6.1 SS7 Out of Band Signaling. SS7 Out of Band Signaling is available for LIS trunks. XX0 Xxx-xx-Xxxx Signaling must be requested on the order for the new LIS trunks. Common Channel Signaling Access Capability Service may be obtained through the following options: (a) as set forth in this Agreement at Section 9.6 or 9.13; (b) as defined in the Qwest FCC Tariff #1; or
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Switching Options. 7.2.2.6.1 SS7 Out of Band Signaling. SS7 Out of Band Signaling is available for LIS trunks. SS7 Out of Band Signaling must be requested on the order for the new LIS trunks. Common Channel Signaling Access Capability Service may be obtained through the following options: (a) as set forth in this Agreement at Section 9.6 or 9.13; (b) as defined in the Qwest FCC Tariff #1, Section 20; or (c) from a third party signaling provider. Each of the Parties, Qwest and CLEC, will provide for Interconnection of their signaling network for the mutual exchange of signaling information in accordance with the industry standards as described in Telcordia documents, including but not limited to XX- 000 XXXX, XX-000 XXXX, XX-000 CORE and Qwest Technical Publication 77342. 7.2.2.6.2 Clear Channel Capability. Clear Channel Capability (64CCC) permits 24 DS0-64 Kbps services or 1.536 Mbps of information on the 1.544 Mbps/s line rate. 64CCC is available for LIS trunks equipped with SS7 Out-of- Band Signaling. 64CCC must be requested on the order for the new LIS trunks. Qwest will provide CLEC with a listing of Qwest Switches fully capable of routing 64CCC traffic through the Qwest website: xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/disclosures. Where available to Qwest, Qwest will provide CLEC with the same 64CCC on an alternate route or if necessary via an overlay network. 7.2.2.6.3 MF Signaling. Interconnection trunks with MF signaling may be ordered by CLEC if the Qwest Central Office Switch does not have SS7 capability.
Switching Options. 7.2.2.6.1 SS7 Out of Band Signaling. SS7 Out of Band Signaling is available for LIS trunks. XX0 Xxx-xx-Xxxx Signaling must be requested on the order for the new LIS trunks. Common Channel Signaling Access Capability Service may be obtained through the following options: (a) as set forth in the Unbundled Network Elements Section of this Agreement; (b) as defined in the Qwest FCC Tariff #5 (Section 20); or (c) from a third party signaling provider. Each of the Parties, Qwest and CLEC, will provide for Interconnection of their signaling network for the mutual exchange of signaling information in accordance with the industry standards as described in Telcordia documents, including but not limited to XX-000 XXXX, XX-000 XXXX, XX-000 CORE and Qwest Technical Publication 77342. 7.2.2.6.2 Clear Channel Capability. Clear Channel Capability (64CCC) permits 24 DS0-64 Kbps services or 1.536 Mbps of information on the 1.544 Mbps/s line rate. 64CCC is available for LIS trunks equipped with SS7 Out-of-Band Signaling. 64CCC must be requested on the order for the new LIS trunks. Qwest will provide CLEC with a listing of Qwest switches fully capable of routing 64CCC traffic through the Qwest website: xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/disclosures. Where available to Qwest, Qwest will provide CLEC with the same 64CCC on an alternate route or if necessary via an overlay network. 7.2.2.6.3 MF Signaling. Interconnection trunks with MF signaling may be ordered by CLEC if the Qwest Central Office Switch does not have SS7 capability.
Switching Options. 5.5.2.1 Inband MF or SS7 Out of Band Signaling. Inband MF signaling and SS7 Out of Band Signaling are available for LIS trunks. MF signaling or SS7 Out-of-Band Signaling must be requested on the order for the new LIS trunks. Provisioning of the LIS trunks equipped with MF signaling or SS7 Out of Band Signaling is the same as that used for Feature Group D Switched Access. Common Channel Signaling Access Capability Service, as set forth in this Agreement, must be ordered by ACI when XX0 Xxx-xx-Xxxx Signaling is requested on LIS trunks.
Switching Options. 5.5.2.1 Inband MF or SS7 Out of Band Signaling. Inband MF signaling and SS7 Out of Band Signaling are available for LIS trunks. MF signaling or SS7 Out-of-Band Signaling must be requested on the order for the new LIS trunks. Provisioning of the LIS trunks equipped with MF signaling or SS7 Out of Band Signaling is the same as that used for Feature Group D Switched Access. Common Channel Signaling Access Capability Service, as set forth in this Agreement, must be ordered by NAS when SS7 Out- of-Band Signaling is requested on LIS trunks. 5.5.2.2 Clear Channel Capability. Clear Channel Capability permits 24 DS0-64 kbit/s services or 1.536 Mbit/s of information on the 1.544 Mbit/s line rate. Clear Channel Capability is available for LIS trunks equipped with SS7 Out-of-Band Signaling. Clear Channel Capability is only available on trunks to USWC’s access tandem switch or USWC’s end office switches (where available); (Clear Channel Capability is not available on trunks to USWC’s local tandem switches or end offices where it is currently not deployed. NAS agrees to use the Bona Fide Request process to request clear channel capability for such additional switches. Prices for such additional Clear Channel Capability, if any, will be established through the BFR Process). Clear Channel Capability must be requested on the order for the new LIS trunks. The provisioning of the LIS trunks equipped with Clear Channel Capability is the same as that used for Feature Group D Switched Access Service. USWC will provide NAS with a listing of USWC end offices, local tandems and access tandems equipped with Clear Channel Capability.
Switching Options. The Group Policyholder may switch Units between Unit Linked Funds by giving a written request to the Company to switch between the existing investments in the Unit Linked Funds provided that the first 2 switches in a Policy Year shall be free of charge, but a Switching Charge of Rs.500 will apply to every subsequent switch in that Policy Year. The Company may increase this charge to up to Rs.1000 per request with the prior approval of the IRDA. The Switching Charge shall be deducted from the amount switched and the balance amount shall be used to buy Units in the new Unit Linked Fund.
Switching Options. The Parties agree that subscribed Products will be available for Switching subject to the following:-
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Switching Options. The Group Policy Holder has the flexibility to change the allocation of the future Contributions to each of these funds once in a year, free of cost, at the Annual Renewal Date of this Group Policy. The Group Policy Holder is also allowed to switch their existing investments from one fund to the other once in a year, free of cost, at the Annual Renewal Date of this Group Policy.
Switching Options. 9.1 You may change from the original Option chosen at the outset of this Agreement without closing your Account. Transactions will attract the interest rate applicable to the original Option until the date that you request us to switch to another Option. Thereafter the interest rate applicable to the new Option will apply. When an Option is changed some of the features linked to the previous Option may no longer apply. The interest rates applicable on each Option will be provided to you on the commencement of the Agreement and may be amended from time to time. They are available at any time on request.
Switching Options. The Master Policyholder may switch Units between Unit Linked Funds by giving a written request to the Company to switch between the existing investments in the Unit Linked Funds provided that the first 2 switches in a Policy Year shall be free of charge, but a Switching Charge of Rs.500 will apply to every subsequent switch in that Policy Year. The Company may increase this charge to up to Rs.1000 per request with the prior approval of the IRDA. The Switching Charge shall be deducted from the amount switched and the balance amount shall be used to buy Units in the new Unit Linked Govt and Govt approved Securities 0% - 90% 0% - 60% Corporate bonds rated AA or above by an approved rating agency 0% - 60% 0% - 60% Money market and other liquid assets 0% - 40% 0% - 40% Infrastructure sector as defined by the IRDA 0% - 60% 0% - 60%
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