TYPES OF TRAFFIC AND SERVICES Sample Clauses

TYPES OF TRAFFIC AND SERVICES. 33.1 This Agreement applies only to the exchange of Local Traffic, Transit Traffic and Ancillary Traffic. Although Non-Local Traffic may be transmitted over the same facilities used for Local Traffic, the rates and terms for the exchange of Non-Local Traffic are based on the rates and elements included in CenturyLink’s access tariffs. 33.2 Each Party will be fully responsible for all traffic originating from its network and terminating to the other party’s network in terms of traffic type as well as completeness and accuracy of call record data. The Parties will send all available message indicators, including originating telephone number, local routing number and CIC.
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TYPES OF TRAFFIC AND SERVICES. 33.1 This Agreement applies only to the exchange of Local Traffic, which includes Transit Traffic and Ancillary Traffic, but only to the extent that it is Local Traffic. Although Non-Local Traffic may be transmitted over the same facilities used for Local Traffic, the rates and terms for the exchange of Non-Local Traffic are based on the rates and elements included in CenturyLink’s access tariffs. Interconnection facilities that are used for the exchange of multi-jurisdictional traffic must be purchased from CenturyLink’s access tariffs. 33.2 Each Party will be fully responsible for all traffic originating from its network and terminating to the other party’s network in terms of traffic type as well as completeness and accuracy of call record data. The Parties will send all available message indicators, including originating telephone number, local routing number and CIC.
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TYPES OF TRAFFIC AND SERVICES. 3.1. This Agreement applies only to the exchange of Local Traffic, which includes Transit Traffic, Indirect Traffic and Ancillary Traffic, but only to the extent they are also Local Traffic. Although Non-Local Traffic may be transmitted over the same facilities used for Local Traffic, the rates and terms for the exchange of Non-Local Traffic are handled elsewhere, as referenced in sections 1.1 and 1.2 of Part B and 4.1 of Part C. 3.2. To the extent network and contractual arrangements exist with all necessary parties throughout the term of this Agreement, and where the Parties have a Type 2A Interconnection, Sprint will provide Transit Services for Carrier’s connection of its end user to a local end user of: (1) CLECs, (2) an ILEC other than Sprint, (3) IXCs, and (4) other CMRS carriers. Sprint may require separate trunking for the delivery of such Transit Traffic in order to accurately measure and xxxx it.
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TYPES OF TRAFFIC AND SERVICES. 3.1. This Agreement applies only to the exchange of Authorized Services Local Traffic and Indirect Traffic. Traffic originating from end users whose service is provisioned by the combination of unbundled network elements including local switching (UNE-P) lines is excluded from this agreement. Although InterMTA Traffic may be transmitted over the same facilities used for Local Traffic, the rates and terms for the exchange of InterMTA Traffic are handled elsewhere, as referenced in sections 2.2 and 4.1 of Part C.
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TYPES OF TRAFFIC AND SERVICES. 33.1 This Agreement applies only to the exchange of Local Traffic, which includes Transit Traffic, Indirect Traffic and Ancillary Traffic, but only to the extent they are also Local Traffic. Although Non-Local Traffic may be transmitted over the same facilities used for Local Traffic, the rates and terms for the exchange of Non-Local Traffic are will be based on the rates and elements included in CenturyLink’s access tariffs.
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TYPES OF TRAFFIC AND SERVICES. 3.1. The types of traffic to be exchanged pursuant to the terms of this Agreement include: Local Traffic, Transit Traffic, Indirect Traffic and Ancillary Traffic, as defined in Part A of this Agreement. 3.2. To the extent network and contractual arrangements exist with all necessary parties throughout the term of this Agreement, Sprint will provide intermediary tandem switching and transport services for Carrier's connection of its end user to a local end user of: (1) CLECs, (2) another incumbent local exchange telecommunications Carrier other than Sprint, (3) IXCs, and (4) other CMRS carriers.
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TYPES OF TRAFFIC AND SERVICES. 3.1 This Agreement applies only to the exchange of Authorized Services stated in this Agreement. Traffic originating from end users whose service is provisioned by the combination of unbundled network elements including local switching (UNE-P) lines is excluded from this agreement. Although Non-Local Traffic may be transmitted over the same facilities used for Local Traffic, the rates and terms for the exchange of Non-Local Traffic are handled elsewhere, as referenced in sections 1.1 and 1.2 of Part B and 4.1 of Part C.
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TYPES OF TRAFFIC AND SERVICES. 3.1. The types of traffic to be exchanged pursuant to the terms of this Agreement include: Local Traffic, Transit Traffic, Indirect Traffic and Ancillary Traffic, as defined in Part A of this Agreement. 3.2. To the extent network and contractual arrangements exist with all necessary parties throughout the term of this Agreement, Sprint will provide intermediary tandem switching and transport services for Carrier’s connection of its end-user to a local end-user of: (a) CLECs; (b) another incumbent local exchange telecommunications Carrier other than Sprint: (c) IXCs, and (d) other CMRS carriers. 3.3. Sprint agrees not to impose restrictions on other traffic types delivered to/from the Point of Interconnection (“POIs”) but reserves the right to require development and reporting of a jurisdictional usage factor indicating local/EAS, intrastate toll (access/toll), interstate access usage and CMRS, if applicable or Carrier’s actual usage reporting. Sprint and Carrier reserve the right to measure and audit all traffic to ensure that proper rates are being applied. Carrier agrees to work with Sprint to insure the necessary traffic data required for sampling purposes is available for such audit.
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