Unbundled Dedicated Trunk Ports

Overview

An unbundled dedicated trunk port is a switch termination on a Verizon switch (i.e., end office, Traffic Operator Position System [TOPS] or Operator Services Position System [OSPS]) dedicated to the use of the CLEC in its provisioning of local exchange and associated exchange access services. The unbundled dedicated trunk port serves as the interconnection point between the Verizon unbundled switch and the CLEC's collocation arrangement.

Description

An unbundled dedicated trunk port is a switch termination on a Verizon switch (i.e., end office, Traffic Operator Position System [TOPS] or Operator Services Position System [OSPS]) dedicated to the use of the CLEC in its provisioning of local exchange and associated exchange access services. The unbundled dedicated trunk port serves as the interconnection point between the Verizon unbundled switch and the CLEC's collocation arrangement.

The unbundled dedicated trunk port includes associated signaling and transmission options. Trunks established on an unbundled dedicated trunk port are established as direct, final routes and do not allow for traffic to overflow onto Verizon's shared IOF network.

Availability

Unbundled Dedicated Trunk Ports are available throughout the Verizon Footprint.

Pricing

Billing for the unbundled dedicated trunk port commences upon completion of the service order on the required due date. The CLEC is charged the following as appropriate:

  • Non-Recurring Dedicated Trunk Port Service Connection Charge - Other - applies for the activation of the unbundled dedicated trunk port
  • Non-Recurring Dedicated Trunk Port Service Connection Charge - Other Expedited - applies when the CLEC's request to activate the unbundled dedicated trunk port before the standard or interval date is accommodated
  • Non-Recurring Dedicated Trunk Port Service Connection Charge - CO Wiring - applies for the central office wiring required to install the unbundled dedicated trunk port
  • Non-Recurring Dedicated Trunk Port Service Connection Charge - CO Wiring Expedited - applies when the CLEC's request to expedite the central office wiring required to install the unbundled dedicated trunk port is accommodated
  • Non-Recurring Dedicated Trunk Port Service Order Charge
  • Non-Recurring Dedicated Trunk Port Manual Intervention Surcharge - applies when an electronic interface is available and the CLEC chooses not to use that interface to submit its request for service
  • Non-Recurring Dedicated Trunk Port Manual Intervention Surcharge Expedited - applies when the CLEC's request to expedite is accommodated and the CLEC chooses not to submit its request through an electronic interface available to the CLEC
  • Recurring Monthly Dedicated Trunk Port Charge
  • Non-Recurring Dedicated Trunk Port Installation Charge
  • Applicable Collocation Cross-Connect Charges
  • Applicable Non-Recurring Miscellaneous Charges

Pricing and applicable USOCs may vary by state jurisdiction and are pursuant to individual carrier interconnection agreements. See your federal and state tariffs for detailed information.

Features

The following optional features may be specified by the CLEC upon ordering an unbundled dedicated trunk port.

Features

Comments

Multi Frequency (MF) Inband Signaling

Available at all switch types

Signaling System 7 (SS7)
Common Channel Interoffice Signaling

Available at SS7-compatible switches

Directory Assistance (DA) Signaling

Available at end office, TOPS and OSPS

Operator Services (OS) Signaling

Available at end office, TOPS and OSPS

One Way Directionality

Available at all switch types



Detailed Information

The unbundled dedicated trunk port has a DS1 bandwidth capable of supporting:

  • Twenty-four 56 Kbps trunks, or
  • Twenty-four 64 Kbps Clear Channel Capability (CCC) trunks (not available at operator services tandem switches)

The unbundled dedicated trunk port is the facility from a Digital Signal Cross-Connect (DSX) in the central office to the unbundled switch.

The unbundled dedicated trunk port is available on the following types of Verizon switches:

  • End office
  • Traffic Operator Position System (TOPS)
  • Operator Services Position System (OSPS)

Access to the unbundled dedicated trunk port is from the CLEC's collocation arrangement via a collocation cross-connection made on the DSX.

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