Unbundled Loop (DS1 and below) Service Rearrangements Sample Clauses

Unbundled Loop (DS1 and below) Service Rearrangements. 2.10.1 The Unbundled Loop Service Rearrangement processes will allow changes to be made to a working Loop facility assignment within the same end-user serving wire center. Service Rearrangements will result in service outages to the customer during the time the Loop is being moved. 2.10.2 An Unbundled Loop Service Rearrangement connecting facility change (CFC) allows TWTC to change its installed Loop from one working facility assignment to another facility assignment. CFC includes Connecting Facility Assignment (CFA) and Cable ID & Pair changes within same collocation arrangement or from collocation to collocation. CFA changes are allowed within the same multiplexer or from one multiplexer to another multiplexer. For a CFC, the Loop class of service, Loop type and the customer must remain the same. Version: 4Q06 Standard ICA 11/30/06 2.10.3 An Unbundled Loop Service Rearrangement connecting facility move (CFM) allows TWTC to move the Loop facility assignment from a collocation arrangement to a multiplexer or from a multiplexer to a collocation arrangement. CFMs require a change to the Loop basic class of service. The Loop type and the customer must remain the same.
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Unbundled Loop (DS1 and below) Service Rearrangements. 2.1.14.1 The Unbundled Loop Service Rearrangement processes will allow changes to be made to a working Loop facility assignment within the same end-user serving wire center. Service Rearrangements will result in service outages to the customer during the time the Loop is being moved.
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Unbundled Loop (DS1 and below) Service Rearrangements. 2.1.12.1 The Unbundled Loop Service Rearrangement processes will allow changes to be made to a working Loop facility assignment within the same end-user serving wire center. Service Rearrangements will result in service outages to the customer during the time the Loop is being moved. 2.1.12.2 An Unbundled Loop Service Rearrangement connecting facility change (CFC) allows Excel to change its installed Loop from one working facility assignment to another facility assignment. CFC includes Connecting Facility Assignment (CFA) and Cable ID & Pair changes within same collocation arrangement or from collocation to collocation. CFA changes are allowed within the same multiplexer or from one multiplexer to another multiplexer. For a CFC, the Loop class of service, Loop type and the customer must remain the same.
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