Where AT&T-13STATE manages the 911 and E911 Databases and Carrier deploys a CAS or Hybrid-CAS Solution utilizing AT&T-13STATE E911 DBMS:
Where AT&T-13STATE is the 911 System Service Provider, and Carrier deploys a CAS or Hybrid CAS Solution utilizing AT&T-13STATE 911 DBMS:
Where AT&T-13STATE manages the DBMS, AT&T-13STATE shall establish a process for the management of NPA splits by populating the DBMS with the appropriate NPA codes.
Where AT&T-13STATE has provided the CLEC a physical collocation arrangement within the eligible structure, the CLEC’s radio equipment will be located in the CLEC’s dedicated physical collocation arrangement. AT&T-13STATE will allow both physical collocation of the CLEC’s equipment associated with its Microwave Entrance Facility on an ICB basis until such time as costs and permanent rates based upon those costs may be determined by AT&T-13STATE.
Where AT&T-13STATE manages the E911 Database, AT&T-13STATE shall provide CLEC access to the E911 Database to store CLEC's End User 911 Records [that is, the name, address, and associated telephone number(s) for each of CLEC’s End Users. CLEC or its representative(s) is responsible for electronically providing End User 911 Records and updating this information.
Where AT&T-13STATE manages the E911 Database, AT&T-13STATE shall coordinate access to the AT&T-13STATE DBMS for the initial loading and updating of CLEC End User 911 Records.
Where AT&T-13STATE manages the E911 Database, AT&T-13STATE's E911 Database shall accept electronically transmitted files that are based upon NENA standards. Manual (i.e. facsimile) entry shall be utilized only in the event that the DBMS is not functioning properly.
