Switched Access Traffic definition
Switched Access Traffic means an offering of access to AT&T-TSP’s network for the purpose of the origination or the termination of traffic from or to End Users in a given area pursuant to a Switched Access Services tariff.
Switched Access Traffic means traffic which, pursuant to applicable law and regulation, is subject to rates, terms, and conditions defined in each Party’s effective intrastate or interstate access tariffs or comparable contractual instruments, and is limited to: (i) calling traffic placed from a D&E-provided Local Exchange Service to a CINGULAR-provided CMRS Service, where the NPA-NXX designations of the two services are associated with rate centers which are not located within the Local or EAS calling areas of the D&E-provided service, as defined by D&E’s local exchange tariff(s) in effect at the time the call is placed; and (ii) calling traffic placed from a CINGULAR-provided CMRS Service to a D&E-provided Local Exchange Service, where at the beginning of the call, the CMRS service is not located in the same MTA as the rate center associated with the NPA-NXX of the Local Exchange Service.
Switched Access Traffic means telephone calls requiring local exchange carrier transmission or switching services for the purpose of the origination or termination of telephone toll service.
Examples of Switched Access Traffic in a sentence
Intercarrier compensation for Switched Access Traffic shall be on a MPB basis as described below.
Trunks to access Tandems carrying Jointly Provided Switched Access Traffic and all other Tandem trunk groups are to be engineered with a blocking objective of one-half percent (0.5%).
Terminating Switched Access Traffic must be routed over Switched Access trunks and facilities purchased from AT&T-13STATE’s Federal and/or State Access Service tariffs.
WSP shall not charge and AT&T- 13STATE shall not pay reciprocal compensation for Originating Landline to CMRS Switched Access Traffic.
Any Jointly Provided Switched Access Traffic that transits the Brightspeed network will not be considered Transit Traffic and any network functions provided by Brightspeed in connection with such Jointly Provided Switched Access will be provided to the IXC at Switched Access Service rates.
AT&T-13STATE is authorized to charge and WSP shall pay the rates stated in Appendix Pricing – Wireless on a per MOU basis for all Originating Landline to CMRS Switched Access Traffic from AT&T-13STATE End User.
More Definitions of Switched Access Traffic
Switched Access Traffic means traffic which, pursuant to applicable law and regulation, is subject to rates, terms, and conditions defined in each Party’s effective intrastate or interstate access tariffs or comparable contractual instruments, and is limited to: (i) calling traffic placed from a TELEPHONE COMPANY-provided Local Exchange Service to a WIRELESS-provided CMRS Service, where the NPA-NXX designations of the two services are associated with rate centers which are not located within the Local or EAS calling areas of the TELEPHONE COMPANY-provided service, as defined by TELEPHONE COMPANY’s local exchange tariff(s) in effect at the time the call is placed; and (ii) calling traffic placed from a WIRELESS-provided CMRS Service to a TELEPHONE COMPANY-provided Local Exchange Service, where at the beginning of the call, the CMRS service is not located in the same MTA as the rate center associated with the NPA-NXX of the Local Exchange Service.
Switched Access Traffic means an offering of access to AT&T MISSOURI’s network for the purpose of the origination of the termination of traffic from or to End Users in a given area pursuant to a Switched Access Services tariff.
Switched Access Traffic means traffic which, pursuant to applicable law and regulation, is subject to rates, terms, and conditions defined in each Party’s effective intrastate or interstate access tariffs or comparable contractual instruments, and is limited to: (i) calling traffic placed from a LAUREL HIGHLAND TEL. CO.-provided Local Exchange Service to a CINGULAR- provided CMRS Service, where the NPA-NXX designations of the two services are associated with rate centers which are not located within the Local or EAS calling areas of the LAUREL HIGHLAND TEL. CO.-provided service, as defined by LAUREL HIGHLAND TEL. CO.’s local exchange tariff(s) in effect at the time the call is placed; and (ii) calling traffic placed from a CINGULAR-provided CMRS Service to a LAUREL HIGHLAND TEL. CO.-provided Local Exchange Service, where at the beginning of the call, the CMRS service is not located in the same MTA as the rate center associated with the NPA-NXX of the Local Exchange Service.
Switched Access Traffic means traffic which, pursuant to applicable law and regulation, is subject to rates, terms, and conditions defined in each Party’s effective intrastate or interstate access tariffs or comparable contractual instruments, and is limited to: (i) calling traffic placed from a LACKAWAXEN- provided Local Exchange Service to a CINGULAR-provided CMRS Service, where the NPA-NXX designations of the two services are associated with rate centers which are not located within the Local or EAS calling areas of the LACKAWAXEN-provided service, as defined by LACKAWAXEN’s local exchange tariff(s) in effect at the time the call is placed; and (ii) calling traffic placed from a CINGULAR-provided CMRS Service to a LACKAWAXEN- provided Local Exchange Service, where at the beginning of the call, the CMRS service is not located in the same MTA as the rate center associated with the NPA-NXX of the Local Exchange Service.