Access Lines definition

Access Lines means each of those telephone lines (both residential and commercial) for voice and data equivalents activated and in service of Holdings or any of its Subsidiaries (without duplication).

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Access Lines means a telecommunications circuit, usually an analogue PSTN line required before and overlay service such as ADSL can be delivered;

Access Lines means the total number of installed DS-O business lines (or the equivalent thereof) that are being used to provide service to a customer of Company and its Subsidiaries, including "on-net" and "unbundled network elements".

Examples of Access Lines in a sentence

• ANSI T1.401-1993, American National Standard for Telecommunications - Interface Between Carriers and Customer Installations - Analog Voicegrade Switched Access Lines Using Loop-Start and Ground-Start Signaling.

• Wireline Access Lines Business PBX Trunks Digital Channels Frame Relay Ethernet ATM ISDN – PRI and BRI Back-Up Lines VOIP Trunk Lines MPLS - VPN Legacy Private Circuits Voice Bundle Traffic 31.2.2 Charges CUSTOMER will pay all applicable rates and charges set in this Contract Tariff and shall also pay all applicable taxes, fees and charges, including Subscriber Line Charges and charges pursuant to applicable law, regulations, or tariffs in connection with the Services.

• The USF Funds due to Buyer shall be determined by multiplying the number of Access Lines served by the Exchanges on the Closing Date times a per-line amount of USF support received by Seller for the study area containing the Exchanges prior to the Closing Date.

• The USF Funds due to Buyer shall be determined by multiplying the number of Access Lines served by the Exchanges on the Closing Date times the per-line amount of USF support received by Seller for the study area containing the Exchanges in the full calendar year subsequent to the Closing Date.

• The State USF Funds due Buyer shall be determined by multiplying the number of Access Lines served by the Exchanges on the Closing Date time the per-line amount of USF support received by Seller for the appropriate period.

More Definitions of Access Lines

Access Lines means the total number of installed business lines that provide service to a business customer of a Borrower including "resale", "on-net" and "unbundled network element"; PROVIDED, that resale shall constitute no more than twenty-five percent (25%) of the total Access Lines.

Access Lines means the total number of DS-O equivalent lines installed and activated, for customer billing purposes, that are being used to provide voice or data telecommunications service to non-residential customers of the Credit Parties, including on-switch lines and UNE-P lines, but excluding any other form of resale lines.

Access Lines communication transmission lines that connect customers of a Telephone System to switching centers that are part of a Telephone System.

Access Lines means, on any date, the total number of telephony access lines provided by the Borrower and its Subsidiaries (other than Non-Recourse Joint Ventures) through their owned telecommunications system network facilities (excluding lines provided through resale agreements) to customers of the Borrower and its Subsidiaries (other than Non-Recourse Joint Ventures) whose service payments are not overdue to a point where service is generally disconnected.

Access Lines means, at any time, the total number of telephone line equivalents, calculated on a 64 Kilobit per second per line basis, of business end-users connected to the 1 8 Network and for which the Borrower and its Consolidated Subsidiaries are providing local access at such time.

Access Lines means, at any time, the total number of telephone lines of end-users connected to the Network and for which the Borrower and its Subsidiaries are providing local access at such time.

Access Lines are the portion of the MassTech Network connected to the Core Network which is used to bring Services to one or more Demarcation Points. Access Lines generally run from a Point of Interconnection to one or more End User Customer locations.