UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber Sample Clauses

UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber. The minimum number of 251(c)(3) UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber strands that CLEC can order is one, and such strands must be ordered on a strand-by-strand basis. The maximum number of such strands that CLEC can order is no greater than 25% of the spare dedicated transport dark fiber in the segment requested. Should spare dedicated transport dark fiber fall below 8 strands in a given location, AT&T will provide no more than a quantity of 2 strands. (See definition of spare set forth in Section 11 above.)
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UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber. Right of revocation of access to 251(c)(3) UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber is distinguishable from Declassification as defined in Section 5 of this Appendix. For clarification purposes, AT&T’s right of revocation of access under this Section 11.9 applies even when the affected dedicated transport dark fiber remains a 251(c)(3) UNE, subject to unbundling obligations under Section 251(c)(3) of the Act, in which case CLEC's rights to the affected network element may be revoked as provided in this Section 12.6.
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UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber. The demarcation point for 251(c)(3) UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber at Central Offices and End User premises will be in an AT&T approved splitter shelf. This arrangement allows for non-intrusive testing.
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UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber. AT&T will install demarcations and place the fiber jumpers from the fiber optic terminals to the demarcation point. CLEC will run its fiber jumpers from the demarcation point (1x2, 90-10 optical splitter) to the CLEC or End User equipment.
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UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber. Subject to Section 4.0 above of this Attachment, AT&T-21STATE shall provide unbundled access to Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber under the following terms and conditions in this subsection. AT&T-21STATE is not required to provide UNE Loop and/or Dark Fiber Loop on an unbundled basis.
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UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber. In AT&T TEXAS, 251(c)(3) UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber is deployed, unlit optical fiber within AT&T TEXAS’ network. 253(c)(3) UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber consists of unactivated optical interoffice transmission facilities.
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UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber. At 251(c)(3) UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber segments in routes that have not been Declassified, AT&T TEXAS will provide a 253(c)(3) UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber segment that is considered “spare” as defined in Section 12.3 below. 253(c)(3) UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber is defined as AT&T TEXAS dark fiber interoffice transmission facilities dedicated to a particular CLEC that are within AT&T TEXAS’ network, connecting AT&T TEXAS switches or wire centers within a LATA. 253(c)(3) UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber does not include transmission facilities between the AT&T TEXAS network and the CLEC network or the location of CLEC equipment. AT&T TEXAS will offer UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber to CLEC when CLEC has collocation space in each AT&T TEXAS CO where the requested UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber(s) terminate.
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UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber. 7.3.1 At dedicated transport dark fiber segments in routes that have not been Declassified, SBC MISSOURI will provide a UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber segment that is considered “spare” as defined in Sections 7.6 and 7.7 below. UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber is defined as SBC MISSOURI dark fiber interoffice transmission facilities dedicated to a particular CLEC that are within SBC MISSOURI’s network, connecting SBC MISSOURI switches or wire centers within a LATA. SBC MISSOURI is not obligated to provide CLEC with unbundled access to Dedicated Transport that does not connect a pair of SBC MISSOURI wire centers. SBC MISSOURI will offer UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber to CLEC when CLEC has collocation space in each SBC MISSOURI CO where the requested UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber(s) terminate.
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UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber. 10.1 Subject to Section 4.0 above of this Attachment, AT&T-21STATE shall provide unbundled access to Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber under the following terms and conditions in this subsection. AT&T-21STATE is not required to provide UNE Loop and/or Dark Fiber Loop on an unbundled basis. 10.2 Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber is deployed, unlit optical fiber within AT&T-21STATE’s network. Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber charges are set forth in the Pricing Schedule. 10.3 At Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber segments in Routes that have not been Declassified, AT&T-21STATE will provide a UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber segment that is considered “spare” as defined in Sections 10.4 below. AT&T- 21STATE is not obligated to provide CLEC with unbundled access to Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber that does not connect a pair of AT&T-21STATE Wire Centers. AT&T-21STATE will offer UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber to CLEC when CLEC has Collocation space in each AT&T-21STATE central office where the requested UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber(s) terminate. 10.4 Spare Dark Fiber Transport Inventory Availability and Condition: 10.4.1 All available spare UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber will be provided as is. No conditioning will be offered. 10.4.2 Spare Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber is fiber that can be spliced in all segments, point to point but not assigned. Spare Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber does not include maintenance spares, fibers set aside and documented for AT&T-21STATE’s forecasted growth, defective fibers, or fibers subscribed to by other Telecommunications Carriers. 10.4.3 CLEC will not obtain any more than twenty-five percent (25%) of the spare UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber contained in the requested segment during any two (2) year period. 10.5 CLEC requesting UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber must submit a Dark Fiber Facility Inquiry, providing CLEC’s specific point-to-point (A to Z) dark fiber requirements. Rates for the Dark Fiber Facility Inquiry are as set forth in the Pricing Schedule. 10.6 For Quantities and Time Frames for ordering UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber, refer to the AT&T CLEC Online website. 10.7 Right of Revocation of Access to UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber: 10.7.1 Right of revocation of access to UNE Dedicated Transport Dark Fiber is distinguishable from Declassification. For clarification purposes, AT&T-21STATE’s right of revocation of access under this Section applies even when the affected Dedicated Transport Dark Fibe...
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