tariff distribution file code: 680.3400 file package no...

TARIFF DISTRIBUTION

FILE CODE: 680.3400 FILE PACKAGE NO.: TN2006-136

DATE: January 5, 2007

STATE: TENNESSEE

EFFECTIVE DATE: 01/04/2007

TYPE OF DISTRIBUTION: Approved

PURPOSE: Introduce new BellSouth Metro Ethernet Transport interfaces, datatransport interfaces and Shared Node Interconnection capabilities.

TARIFF SECTION PAGE NUMBER PAGE REVISIONA040 28.2 01A040 29 05A040 30 02A040 31 02A040 32 02A040 32.1 01A040 32.4 01A040 32.5 01A040 33 03A040 33.2 02A040 33.4 01A040 37 04B007 24.1.0.0.1 00B007 24.1.1 05B007 24.1.2 00B007 27 07B007 37.0.1 06B007 37.0.1.0.1 00B007 37.0.1.1 04B007 37.0.1.2 00B007 37.0.2 02B007 37.0.4 03B007 37.0.4.1 00B007 38.0.1 07B007 38.0.1.1 00B007 38.0.1.2 00B007 38.2 04B007 38.2.2 01B007 38.4 07B007 38.5.1 03

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TENNESSEEISSUED: December 14, 2006 EFFECTIVE: January 4, 2007BY: President - Tennessee

Nashville, Tennessee

All BellSouth marks contained herein and as set forth in the trademarks and service marks section of the BellSouthTariffs are owned byBellSouth IntellectualPropertyCorporation.

A40. FAST PACKET TRANSPORT SERVICESA40.13 BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service (Cont'd)

A40.13.2 Regulations (Cont’d)A. Explanation of Terms (Cont’d)

14. Reconfiguration Changes

A customer request to modify a BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service connection subsequent to the establishment of theconnection is considered a reconfiguration change. Nonrecurring charges provided for processing certain reconfigurationchanges are the Service Reconfiguration Charge and System Reconfiguration Charge. The appropriate reconfigurationcharge is dependent upon the physical work required to fulfill the reconfiguration change request and applies asspecifically set forth herein in lieu of other BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service nonrecurring charges. Such changes are nottreated as disconnects and do not change minimum period requirements.

A Service Reconfiguration Charge is applicable as set forth herein this tariff for requests where the work required is aminor change that does not involve changing the physical service type1. The Service Reconfiguration Charge isapplicable as set forth in A40.13.2.C.5.b. following for a request to change an existing connection to a differentconnection that is the same physical service type1 that is a lower order of service per the BellSouth Metro Ethernethierarchy set forth in A40.13.2.C.4. following. The Service Reconfiguration Charge is also applicable for a request tochange an existing Premium connection from fixed mode to burst mode (and vice versa), for a request to add or deletethe Priority Plus feature on an existing Premium connection and for a request to change the CoS Profile on an existingVirtual connection.

A System Reconfiguration Charge is applicable as set forth herein this tariff for requests where the work requiredinvolves changing to a different physical service type1 or involves major support system changes. The SystemReconfiguration Charge is applicable as set forth in A40.13.2.C.5.a. following for requests to change an existingconnection to a different connection that is a different physical service type1 that is a lower order of service per theBellSouth Metro Ethernet hierarchy set forth in A40.13.2.C.4. following. The System Reconfiguration Charge is alsoapplicable to change the network channel terminating equipment (NCTE) interface option from optical to electrical (orvice-versa) and to change the premises powering options from AC power to DC power (or vice-versa).

15. Customer Network Management (CNM) -Metro Ethernet Reporting Charge

Customers with Premium or Virtual Metro Ethernet Service, as an optional feature, may orderCNM - Metro EthernetReporting that provides customers a view into their BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network via a Web interface andSecurity Card. TheCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting charge provides Alarm Surveillance, Service Level AgreementReporting, and Performance Reporting for the various network components that comprise the customer’s BellSouthMetro Ethernet Service network. It is only available to customers purchasing Premium or Virtual BellSouth MetroEthernet Service and is charged for each Premium or Virtual Metro Ethernet Service connection.

Note 1: The physical service type/speed of each Metro Ethernet Connection is provided inA40.13.2.C.4. following.

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A40.13.2 Regulations (Cont’d)A. Explanation of Terms (Cont’d)

16. CNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting Service Establishment Charge

The Service Establishment Charge is a nonrecurring charge that applies per BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service customeraccount. This service charge covers the initial establishment of theCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting account foreachcustomer. A customer with an existingCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting customer account from another BellSouthjurisdiction may re-use that customer account.

17. CNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting Web Interface Charge

All customers purchasingCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting must have a Web Interface. This connection allows thecustomer to access and monitor their network via the Web. Each web interface provides for one concurrent access;additional concurrent accesses will require additional web interfaces. The first Web Interface is included in the initialinstallation of theCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting feature. A monthly charge and a non-recurring charge are applicablefor each additional Web Interface connection.

18. Metro Ethernet Security Card Charge

A Security Card is required for each Web Interface. Each security card can only be used for a single concurrent accessand can be associated with only one web interface. A Security Card charge will apply for initial and additional cards, orfor the issuance of additional cards to replace lost, damaged or expired cards. A nonrecurring charge is applicable perSecurity Card.

19. Automatic Protection Switching (APS)

Automatic Protection Switching (APS) is an optional feature that provides customers with the option of having datachannel survivability through the use of a secondary path that is diverse from the path provided with their primary MetroEthernet Connection. However, APS is not available for a 2 Mbps, 4 Mbps or 8 Mbps Connection.

20. Service Level Agreements (SLAs)

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Customer networks comprised of Premium Connections or Virtual Connections withMetro Ethernet Reporting are provided Service Level Agreements (SLAs) for the Telephone Company’s repair andperformance commitments for this service. Credits are provided for missed commitments on such service. The specificSLA commitments and credits applicable are set forth in Section A40.13.2.B.6. following for Premium Connections andin Section A40.13.2.B.7. following for Virtual Connections.

B. Basis of Offering

1. Suspension of service is not allowed.

2. BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service is available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, except for preventive maintenance.

3. Obligations of customer and Company

a. The Company is not responsible for the installation, operation, or maintenance of any equipment provided by thecustomer.

b. The customer is responsible for the provision and maintenance of all customer provided equipment and to insure thatthe operating characteristics of this equipment is comparable with and does not interfere with the service offered bythe Company.

c. At the Service Connection point the customer's signals must conform to IEEE Standards 802.3, 802.3u or 802.3z. Tomeet end-to-end delay requirements contained in these aforementioned standards, the customer may be required toprovide additional equipment.

d. Application testing described in A2.5.11 of this Tariff is not available for BellSouth Metro Ethernet Servicecomponents and features.

4. The minimum service period for all BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service tariff components is twelve months.

5. Due to the nature of BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service it will be necessary to perform preventive maintenance andsoftware updates. This will mean that BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service and BellSouth Metro Ethernet Reporting will beunavailable during the period of time when preventive maintenance is being performed. This could result in BellSouthMetro Ethernet Service and BellSouth Metro Ethernet Reporting being unavailable during the period of time between1:00 AM and 5:00AM Eastern Time on any given Thursday or Sunday morning. The Company upon written notice tothe customer may adjust the maintenance window.

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A40.13.2 Regulations (Cont'd)B. Basis of Offering (Cont’d)

6. Service Level Agreement for Premium BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Level Agreements (SLAs) specify the Company’s repair and performancecommitments forCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting customers. Credits are provided for missed commitments toPremium customers purchasing theCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting feature. Credits only apply for portions of serviceprovided by the Company. The following service measurements will outline the service levels the Company will deliverto CNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting customers with Premium Metro Ethernet Connections. Details of the technicalmeasurements and performance results methodologies for each commitment are provided in BellSouth TechnicalReference TR-73632.

Repair

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Time-to-Repair1

- Repair commitments are measured on a per occurrence basis

Network Service Levels

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Latency

- Network Service Level Commitments are monthly performance measurements

a. SLA Definitions:

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Time-To-Repair

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Time-To-Repair measures the outage duration on a customer’s connection.This measure will require the customer to report the problem to the BellSouth repair center.

- The repair interval will start with the time entered on the trouble ticket and end when fault is re-mediated. TheService Level Commitment measurement will be based on each individual trouble ticket for a CustomerConnection. Time for scheduled maintenance windows does not count towards SLA threshold.

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability measures the percentage of time the customer’s serviceis unavailable on the core network. Core network is defined as being from the Ethernet switch serving thecustomer’s A-end to the Ethernet switch serving the customer’s B-end. Customer networks that do not traversethe core network are not eligible for the Network Availability SLA and one will not be provided.

- The Service Level Commitment will be calculated by measuring and summing the outage for each networkcomponent used by the customer, divided by the total number of components, times the total service time for aparticular calendar month. Excluded from the outage time and service time are scheduled maintenancewindows and time the network was unavailable due to circumstances outside the Company’s control.

Note 1: SLA not applicable if missed due to LightGate service or SMARTRing service outage whereBellSouth Metro Ethernet Service is using LightGate service or SMARTRing service asalternate transport.

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A40.13.2 Regulations (Cont'd)Basis of Offering (Cont’d)

6. Service Level Agreement for Premium BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service (Cont’d)

a. SLA Definitions: (Cont’d)

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Latency -

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Latency measures average one-way delay in milliseconds withinthe core network. Core Network is defined as being from the Ethernet switch serving the customer’s A-end tothe Ethernet switch serving the customer’s B-end. Customer networks that do not span more than one switch inthe core network are not eligible for the Network Latency SLA and one will not be provided.

- The Service Level Commitment will be calculated by averaging the measured latency within the MetroEthernet Customer Network between each pair of connections over a thirty-day period.

b. The Company's Service Level Commitments for BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service are as follows:- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Time-To-Repair - 4 hours

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability - 99.9%

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Latency - 55 milliseconds

c. SLA Restrictions

- The Company will implement SLA provisioning restrictions that will define customer network designrequirements and limitations to BellSouth’s commitment to meet Service Levels for BellSouth Metro EthernetService. The customer network design requirements are as follows:

- A customer must subscribe to the Metro Ethernet Premium Service withCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting toreceive credits for missed Service Level Commitments.

- Credits are not provided for partial month service.

- A customer’s account must be current to receive a credit.

SLA credits do not apply when any stated objective is not met because the Company does not have control over thecircumstances causing the objective to be missed. Situations over which the Company does not have controlinclude, but are not limited to, the following:

- any act, any omission or negligence on the part of the customer, any other customer or any third party, or ofany other entity providing a portion of the service,

- labor difficulties, governmental orders, civil commotions, declared National Emergencies, criminal actionsagainst the Company, acts of God, war, or other circumstances beyond the Company’s control,

- the customer’s premises equipment, and

- unavailability of the customer’s facilities and/or equipment including customer-provided power andenvironmental conditions for BellSouth-owned and operated equipment located on the customer’s premise.

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6. Service Level Agreement for Premium Metro Ethernet Service (Cont’d)

c. SLA Restrictions (Cont'd)

The customer must request a credit within one calendar month of the Company missing a BellSouth Metro EthernetService Level Commitment. A customer request for a Network Service Level SLA credit must be submitted on astandard request form issued by the Company that includes the month the SLA commitment was missed, accurateidentification of the affected circuit, and the observed measurement of the specific SLA that was missed. Acustomer request for a Repair SLA credit must be submitted on a standard request form issued by the Company thatincludes the month the SLA commitment was missed, accurate identification of the affected circuit, and the troubleticket number of the repair request. The Company will investigate customer requests for any SLA credits todetermine the cause of any performance failures reported by the customer. The Company will investigate thecustomer’s request over a period of up to 45 calendar days. The 45-day period will begin when the customer makesthe request for credit with their BellSouth Sales Representative. SLA credits will be provided to the customer if theCompany determines that the Company had control over the circumstances causing the failure.

d. SLA Credits forCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting

The following credits will apply when the Company misses a Service Level Commitment (each credit is described in(1) thru (3) following):


0 to 4 hours per incident – No Credit

Over 4 hours to 24 hours per incident – Credit 3 days MRC

Each additional 24-hour period, per incident – Credit additional 3 days MRC

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability – Credit 3 days MRC

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Latency – Credit 3 days MRC

The SLA credit amount will be determined by applying the credits outlined above to the rate elements or total billedrevenues specified following. Credits for all SLAs for a calendar month cannot exceed the MRC for the BellSouthMetro Ethernet Service components. Credits are not provided for partial month service.

(1) BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Time-To-Repair Credit - The Service Level Commitment measurement willbe based on each individual trouble ticket for a Customer Connection. Multiple trouble tickets on the same dayfor the same Customer Connection will only be eligible for one time-to-repair credit. Credit will apply to allMonthly Recurring Charges associated with the affected customer connections.

(2) BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability Credit –The credit will apply for each BellSouth MetroEthernet Service Connection that does not meet the availability commitment. Credit will apply to all MonthlyRecurring Charges associated with the affected customer connections. BellSouth Metro Ethernet Networks thatdo not traverse the core network are not eligible for credits under the BellSouth Metro Ethernet ServiceNetwork Availability SLA.

(3) BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Latency Credit – The credit will apply for each Metro EthernetService Connection that does not meet the latency commitment. Credit will apply to all Monthly RecurringCharges associated with the affected customer connections. BellSouth Metro Ethernet Networks that do nottraverse the core network are not eligible for credits under the BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service NetworkLatency SLA

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7. Service Level Agreement for Virtual BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Level Agreements (SLAs) specify the Company’s repair and performancecommitments forCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting customers. Credits are provided for missed commitments to Virtualcustomers purchasing theCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting feature. Credits only apply for portions of service providedby the Company. The following service measurements will outline the service levels the Company will deliver toCNM -Metro Ethernet Reporting customers with Virtual Metro Ethernet Connections. SLAs will be applied on a per Class ofService (CoS) basis for Virtual Connections; traffic representing the different CoS (i.e., Real-Time, Interactive, BusinessCritical and Best Effort) transported across the same Virtual Connection will have different SLAs. Details of thetechnical measurements and performance results methodologies for each commitment are provided in BellSouthTechnical Reference TR-73632.

Repair

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Time-to-Repair1

- Repair commitments are measured on a per occurrence basis for all CoS

Network Service Levels

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Latency2

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Jitter2, 3

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Packet Delivery2

- Network Service Level Commitments are monthly performance measurements by CoS

a. SLA Definitions:


- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Time-To-Repair measures the outage duration on a customer’s connectionfor all CoS. This measure will require the customer to report the problem to the BellSouth repair center.

- The repair interval will start with the time entered on the trouble ticket and end when fault is re-mediated. TheService Level Commitment measurement will be based on each individual trouble ticket for a CustomerConnection. Time for scheduled maintenance windows does not count towards SLA threshold.

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability

- BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability measures the percentage of time by CoS during acalendar month that the customer’s service is unavailable on the core network. Core network is defined asbeing from the Ethernet switch serving the customer’s A-end to the Ethernet switch serving the customer’s B-end. Customer networks that do not traverse the core network (i.e., do not span more than one switch in thecore network) are not eligible for the Network Availability SLA and one will not be provided.

- The Service Level Commitment will be calculated by CoS by measuring and summing the outage for eachnetwork component used by the customer, divided by the total number of components, times the total servicetime for a particular calendar month. Excluded from the outage time and service time are scheduledmaintenance windows and time the network was unavailable due to circumstances outside the Company’scontrol.

Note 1: SLA not applicable if missed due to LightGate service or SMARTRing service outage whereBellSouth Metro Ethernet Service is using LightGate service or SMARTRing service asalternate transport.

Note 2: SLA not applicable for Best Effort CoS.

Note 3: SLA not applicable for Business Critical CoS.

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7. Service Level Agreement for Virtual Metro Ethernet Service (Cont’d)

c. SLA Restrictions

- The Company will implement SLA provisioning restrictions that will define customer network designrequirements and limitations to BellSouth’s commitment to meet Service Levels for BellSouth Metro EthernetService. The customer network design requirements are as follows:

- A customer must subscribe to the Metro Ethernet Virtual Service withCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting toreceive credits for missed Service Level Commitments.

- Credits are not provided for partial month service.

- A customer’s account must be current to receive a credit.

SLA credits do not apply when any stated objective is not met because the Company does not have control over thecircumstances causing the objective to be missed. Situations over which the Company does not have controlinclude, but are not limited to, the following:

- any act, any omission or negligence on the part of the customer, any other customer or any third party, or ofany other entity providing a portion of the service,

- labor difficulties, governmental orders, civil commotions, declared National Emergencies, criminal actionsagainst the Company, acts of God, war, or other circumstances beyond the Company’s control,

- the customer’s premises equipment, and

- unavailability of the customer’s facilities and/or equipment including customer-provided power andenvironmental conditions for BellSouth-owned and operated equipment located on the customer’s premise.

The customer must request a credit within one calendar month of the Company missing a BellSouth Metro EthernetService Level Commitment. A customer request for a Network Service Level SLA credit must be submitted on astandard request form issued by the Company that includes the month the SLA commitment was missed, accurateidentification of the affected circuit, and the observed measurement of the specific SLA that was missed. Acustomer request for a Repair SLA credit must be submitted on a standard request form issued by the Company thatincludes the month the SLA commitment was missed, accurate identification of the affected circuit, and the troubleticket number of the repair request. The Company will investigate customer requests for any SLA credits todetermine the cause of any performance failures reported by the customer. The Company will investigate thecustomer’s request over a period of up to 45 calendar days. The 45-day period will begin when the customer makesthe request for credit with their BellSouth Sales Representative. SLA credits will be provided to the customer if theCompany determines that the Company had control over the circumstances causing the failure.

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7. Service Level Agreement for Virtual Metro Ethernet Service (Cont’d)

d. SLA Credits forCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting

The following credits will apply when the Company misses a Service Level Commitment (each credit is described in(1) thru (3) following). A maximum of one credit will be applied monthly per Connection for an SLA not met forany CoS that is supported by the customer’s CoS profile (i.e., a maximum of one credit is applicable for an SLAeven if missed for multiple CoS).


0 to 4 hours per incident – No Credit

Over 4 hours to 24 hours per incident – Credit 3 days MRC

Each additional 24-hour period, per incident – Credit additional 3 days MRC

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability – Credit 3 days MRC

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Latency – Credit 3 days MRC

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Jitter – Credit 3 days MRC

BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Packet Delivery – Credit 3 days MRC

The SLA credit amount will be determined by applying the credits outlined above to the rate elements or total billedrevenues specified following. Credits for all SLAs for a calendar month cannot exceed the MRC for the BellSouthMetro Ethernet Service components. Credits are not provided for partial month service.

(1) BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Time-To-Repair Credit - The Service Level Commitment measurement willbe based on each individual trouble ticket for a Customer Connection. Multiple trouble tickets on the same dayfor the same Customer Connection will only be eligible for one time-to-repair credit. Credit will apply to allMonthly Recurring Charges associated with the affected customer connections.

(2) BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Availability Credit –The credit will apply for each BellSouth MetroEthernet Service Connection that does not meet the availability commitment. Credit will apply to all MonthlyRecurring Charges associated with the affected customer connections.

(3) BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Latency Credit – The credit will apply for each Metro EthernetService Connection that does not meet the latency commitment for any eligible CoS. Credit will apply to allMonthly Recurring Charges associated with the affected customer connections. BellSouth Metro EthernetNetworks that do not traverse the core network are not eligible for credits under the BellSouth Metro EthernetService Network Latency SLA

(4) BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Jitter Credit –The credit will apply for each BellSouth MetroEthernet Service Connection that does not meet the jitter commitment for any eligible CoS. Credit will apply toall Monthly Recurring Charges associated with the affected customer connections. BellSouth Metro EthernetNetworks that do not traverse the core network are not eligible for credits under the BellSouth Metro EthernetService Network Jitter SLA.

(5) BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Packet Delivery Credit –The credit will apply for each BellSouthMetro Ethernet Service Connection that does not meet the packet delivery commitment for any eligible CoS.Credit will apply to all Monthly Recurring Charges associated with the affected customer connections.BellSouth Metro Ethernet Networks that do not traverse the core network are not eligible for credits under theBellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Network Packet Delivery SLA.

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A40.13.2 Regulations (Cont’d)C. Provision of Service

1. Rates and charges contained in this Tariff consist of the following elements:

a. Basic BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connection

b. Premium BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connection

c. Dedicated BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connection

d. Virtual BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connection

e. BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Additional Mileage Charges

f. Priority Plus

g. Q-Forwarding

h. VLAN Aggregation

i. CNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting

j. Class of Service (CoS) Profile

k. Automatic Protection Switching (APS)

l. Service Reconfiguration

m. System Reconfiguration

2. All service connection charges for BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service are included in the respective nonrecurring chargesspecified herein.

3. BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connections are provided utilizing various Ethernet equipment configurations referredto herein as “physical service types”. The physical service type of each BellSouth Metro Ethernet Connection isprovided in the chart in A40.13.2.C.4. following.

A hierarchy of the various BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connections by capability (i.e., dedicated, basic, premiumor virtual) and speed is provided in the chart in A40.13.2.C.4. following. This chart provides a higher order of serviceranking that is utilized to determine the appropriate nonrecurring charge for reconfiguration requests.

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A40.13.2 Regulations (Cont’d)C. Provision of Service (Cont’d)

5. Requests by a customer to change from one BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service arrangement to another BellSouth MetroEthernet Service arrangement will be considered as reconfiguration change requests. Such reconfiguration changes arenot treated as disconnects and do not change minimum period requirements. These requests must be for the samecustomer at the same location, and the service orders to accomplish the reconfiguration change requested must be relatedtogether and have no lapse in service.

a. A customer request to change an existing BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service arrangement to a new arrangement thatis a different physical service type (per the hierarchy chart) is considered a system reconfiguration request.

If the new arrangement requested is a lower order of service, the System Reconfiguration Charge shall apply.

If the new arrangement requested is a higher order of service, nonrecurring charges shall not apply (i.e., the SystemReconfiguration Charge is not applicable).

b. A customer request to change an existing BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service arrangement to a new arrangement thatis the same physical service type (per the hierarchy chart) is considered a service reconfiguration request.

If the new arrangement requested is a lower order of service, the Service Reconfiguration Charge shall apply.

If the new arrangement requested is a higher order of service, nonrecurring charges shall not apply (i.e., the ServiceReconfiguration Charge is not applicable).

6. A request to modify an existing BellSouth Metro Ethernet Connection as set forth following does not change the order ofservice or physical service type from the existing connection. Such a change is not treated as a disconnect, and there willbe no change in the minimum period requirements.

a. A Premium BellSouth Metro Ethernet Connection-Fixed Mode and Premium BellSouth Metro Ethernet Connection-Burst Mode of the same speed are considered to be the same order of service and same physical service type. AService Reconfiguration Charge is applicable for a customer request to reconfigure a Premium BellSouth MetroEthernet Connection from Fixed Mode to Burst Mode (at the same speed), or vice versa; this nonrecurring charge isin lieu of the nonrecurring charge for the new connection.

b. A request to modify the CoS Profile on an existing Virtual BellSouth Metro Ethernet Connection is not consideredas a request to change the order of service or physical service type. A Service Reconfiguration Charge is applicablefor such a request.

7. Customers cannot mix BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service and Native Mode LAN Interconnection (NMLI) Services fromA40.3 preceding on the same Metro Ethernet Customer Network.

8. A System Reconfiguration Charge is applicable for a customer request to change the premises powering option (ACpower to DC power, or vice versa) or NCTE signaling interface option (optical to electrical, or vice versa) on an existingBellSouth Metro Ethernet Connection. Such a change is not treated as a disconnect and there will be no change in theminimum period requirements.

9. Customers who subscribe toCNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting must monitor their entire BellSouth Metro EthernetNetwork.

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A40.13.2 Regulations (Cont’d)C. Provision of Service (Cont’d)

11. Basic, Premium and Virtual BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connections of 10 Mbps or higher may alternatively beprovided to a customer premises over the customer’s LightGate service or SMARTRing service.

The customer is required to purchase the appropriate LightGate service or SMARTRing service BellSouth MetroEthernet Backbone interfaces that are a bandwidth equal to the bandwidth of the BellSouth Metro Ethernet Servicebackbone transport that is standard for the specific type and speed of BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connectionserving that customer premises. (A chart is provided herein which sets forth the backbone bandwidth ofeach type andspeed of BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connection.) Standard BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service features areavailable on such alternative arrangements, with the exception that Automatic Protection Switching is not available.

For such applications using LightGate service or SMARTRing service as alternate transport, the BellSouth MetroEthernet Service Connection will provide data channel transport to connect the termination of the LightGate service orSMARTRing service at the central office node, to the BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service wire center associated with theBellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connection (i.e., the central office of the Metro Ethernet Service switch).

When the LightGate service or SMARTRing service central office node is located greater than 10 miles from theBellSouth Metro Ethernet Service wire center, BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Additional Mileage charges will also beapplicable.

For BellSouth Metro Ethernet Service Connections utilizing the customer’s LightGate service or SMARTRing service asalternate transport, the committed bandwidth for select speeds will be as shown in BellSouth Technical Reference TR-73632.

Metro Ethernet ConnectionMetro Ethernet

Backbone Bandwidth

Basic 10 Mbps 100 Mbps (1 STS-1)

Basic 100 Mbps 100 Mbps (3 STS-1)

Basic 1000 Mbps 1000 Mbps

Premium 10, 20, 50 Mbps (Fixed) 100 Mbps (1 STS-1)

Premium 10, 20, 50 Mbps(Burst) 100 Mbps (3 STS-1)

Premium 100 Mbps(Fixed) Fractional 1000 Mbps at 150 Mbps

Premium 250 Mbps (Fixed ) Fractional 1000 Mbps at 300 Mbps

Premium 500 Mbps (Fixed ) Fractional 1000 Mbps at 600 Mbps

Premium 100, 250, 500 Mbps (Burst) 1000 Mbps

Virtual 10, 20, 50 Mbps 100 Mbps (1 STS-1)

Virtual 80 Mbps 100 Mbps (3 STS-1)

Virtual 100 Mbps Fractional 1000 Mbps at 150 Mbps

Virtual 200, 300 Mbps Fractional 1000 Mbps at 300 Mbps



Virtual 750, 900 Mbps 1000 Mbps

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A40.13.3 Rates and Charges (Cont’d)I. CNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting1

1. CNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting Service Establishment Charge

NonrecurringCharge

Month toMonth

12 to 36Months

37 to 60Months USOC

(a) per customer account $250.00 $- $- $- CNMSE2. CNM - Metro Ethernet Reporting Charge

(a) per connection - 14.00 10.00 8.00 CNMME3. CNM - Metro EthernetReportingWeb Interface Charge

(a) first - - - - CNMWF

(b) each additional 75.00 25.00 20.00 18.00 CNMWE4. CNM - Metro EthernetReportingSecurity Card

(a) each 200.00 - - - CNMSC

Note 1: Optional feature only available with a Premium Connection or a Virtual Connection.

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B7. DIGITAL NETWORK SERVICE

B7.4 LightGate Service (Cont'd)B7.4.1 General (Cont'd)

C. Channel interface availability varies with system size and transport architecture (asynchronous vs. synchronous). Thefollowing table lists the channel interfaces available with each LightGate service System. (Cont’d)

Local Channel Systems: (Cont’d)

Asynchronous Synchronous

LG1 STS-1 OC-3 OC-12 OC-48 OC-192

Customer Channel Interfaces

100 Mbps BellSouth Metro EthernetBackbone

No No Yes1 Yes1 Yes1 Yes1

1000 Mbps BellSouth MetroEthernet Backbone

No No No No Yes1 Yes1

Fractional 1000 Mbps at 150 Mbps,300 Mbps or 450 Mbps BellSouthMetro Ethernet Backbone

No No No Yes1 Yes1 Yes1

Fractional 1000 Mbps at 600 MbpsBellSouth Metro EthernetBackbone


Note 1: Fractional 1000 Mbps, 100 Mbps and 1000 Mbps BellSouth Metro Ethernet Backbone interfaces are foruse when LightGate service is utilized for transport of a customer’s BellSouth Metro Ethernet service.Interface availability is based on equipment capability.

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C. (Cont’d)

Local Channel Systems: (Cont’d)

Central Office Channel Interfaces (Cont’d)


LG1 STS-1 OC-3 OC-12 OC-48 OC-192

10 Mbps No No Yes1 Yes1 Yes1 Yes1

100 Mbps No No No Yes1 Yes1 Yes1

1000 Mbps No No No No Yes2 Yes2

Fractional 1000 Mbps at 50 Mbps,150 Mbps, 300 Mbps or 450 Mbps


Fractional 1000 Mbps at 600 Mbps No No No No Yes1 Yes1



1000 Mbps BellSouth MetroEthernet Backbone


Fractional 1000 Mbps at 150 Mbps,300 Mbps or 450 Mbps BellSouthMetro Ethernet Backbone


Fractional 1000 Mbps at 600 MbpsBellSouth Metro EthernetBackbone


Note 1: Available only for OC-12, OC-48 or OC-192 systems installed on or after December 9, 2004, that do notcontain a Optical Customer Termination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 10 Mbps, 100Mbps and Fractional 1000 Mbps transport channel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capabilityabove the physical layer. 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps and Fractional 1000 Mbps at 50 Mbps interfaces are availablefor OC-3 systems only that were installed on or after May 18, 2006. 100 Mbps interface service componentsare further defined regarding the number of STS-1s used to provision the interface.

Note 2: Available only for systems installed on or after November 28, 2003 that do not contain a Optical CustomerTermination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 1000 Mbps transport channel interfaces do notcontain any monitoring capability above the physical layer.

Note 3: Fractional 1000 Mbps BellSouth Metro Ethernet Backbone, 100 Mbps BellSouth Metro Ethernet Backboneand 1000 Mbps BellSouth Metro Ethernet Backbone interfaces are for use when LightGate service isutilized for transport of a customer’s BellSouth Metro Ethernet service. 100 Mbps BellSouth MetroEthernet Backbone interfaces are further defined regarding the number of STS-1, utilized in conjunctionwith the interface. The 100 Mbps (3-STS-1) BellSouth Metro Ethernet Backbone interface is not availablefor OC-3 nodes. Interface availability is based on equipment capability.

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C. (Cont’d)

Interoffice Channel Systems:

Central Office Channel Interfaces


DS1 No No No No No No

DS3 Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes1

STS-1 No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes1

OC-3 No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

OC-12 No No No Yes Yes Yes

OC-48 No No No No Yes Yes

28 DS1 Channel System Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes1

STS-1 Channel System No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes1

OC-3 Channel System No No Yes Yes Yes Yes

OC-12 Channel System No No No No No Yes

OC-48 Channel System No No No No No Yes



1000 Mbps No No No No Yes3 Yes3

Fractional 1000 Mbps at 50 Mbps,150 Mbps, 300 Mbps or 450 Mbps


Fractional 1000 Mbps at 600 Mbps No No No No Yes2 Yes2

Note 1: Available only for systems installed on or after November 28, 2003.

Note 2: Available only for OC-12, OC-48 or OC-192 systems installed on or after December 9, 2004, that do notcontain a Optical Customer Termination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 10 Mbps, 100Mbps and Fractional 1000 Mbps transport channel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capabilityabove the physical layer. 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps and Fractional 1000 Mbps at 50 Mbps interfaces are availablefor OC-3 systems only that were installed on or after May 18, 2006. 100 Mbps interface service componentsare further defined regarding the number of STS-1s used to provision the interface.

Note 3: Available only for systems installed on or after November 28, 2003 that do not contain a Optical CustomerTermination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 1000 Mbps transport channel interfaces do notcontain any monitoring capability above the physical layer.

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B7.4 LightGate Service (Cont'd)B7.4.2 Application Of Rates (Cont'd)

H. LightGate service Systems are available under contract only for variable rate periods with rates based on lengths of 24 to 48months, 49 to 72 months, or 73 to 96 months under conditions specified in B2.4 except as modified following. Contract rateincreases are subject to the stipulations of K. following. All elements of a contract will expire at the same time (becoterminous).

1. LightGate service Systems are available only under contract as specified preceding. Month to month rates are onlyavailable at the end of a contract rate period. Central office and customer channel interfaces are available on a month tomonth basis or under contract.

2. All rate elements associated with a LightGate service local channel or interoffice channel must be provided under thesame payment plan; provided however, that channel interfaces may be activated on month-to-month rates or a shorterpayment period if desired.

3. Channelized DS1/1.544 Mbps channels and Sub-DS1 Feature Activations are available under terms contained in theMegaLink channel service Tariff.

I. LightGate service rates under contract will not be increased by Company initiative until the contract period expires. Thosemonthly rates for LightGate service in effect at the time the service is installed and/or as of the service order application date,will be applicable until the contract expires. At the expiration date of the customer's payment period option, the customer mayselect a new payment period option at current contract rates or revert to current rates on a month-to-month basis. If thecustomer does not select a new payment period or does not request discontinuance of service, service will be continued underthe terms specified in B2.4 of this Tariff.

J. A Termination Liability Charge is applicable at the date of termination. The applicable Termination Liability Charge for atariff term plan entered into prior to April 3, 2001, is dependent on the contract period subscribed to and will be equal to thenumber of months remaining in the contract times the monthly rates for the LightGate service rates which are provided undercontract, and are subject to the exemptions of 1.and 2.following.

1. No Termination Liability Charge will be applicable for the LightGate service System when the customer renegotiates anew contract for the same system at the same location(s) for a period of time greater than the time remaining on theexisting contract, subject to contract periods contained in J. preceding.

2. Termination Liability Charges do not apply to LightGate service channel interface service components.

K . For tariffed term plans entered into on or after April 3, 2001, a customer's liability for the termination of service prior to thetime the customer's obligations under the tariff term plan would have otherwise been satisfied are set forth in B.2.4.9.A.4.preceding. For tariffed term plans entered into before April 3, 2001, the customer's obligations for the termination of serviceprior to the time the customer's obligations under the term plan would have otherwise been satisfied is governed by the termsof the tariff that were in effect as of the date the customer entered the tariffed term plan.

L. Transfer of service responsibility between customers is permitted subject to payment of a Transfer Charge as determined on anindividual case basis.

B7.4.3 Digital Architecture And DefinitionsA. Digital Architecture

1. LightGate services differ in provisioning method and numbering format from single channel services. These services willbe available from the Company on a link (partial channel) basis rather than as an end-to-end service. This architecture isintended to promote more efficient connectivity of analog and digital networks in the future.

Many LightGate service channels will be available on a digital basis at the network interface on a customer's premises.Traditional analog services, like tie lines, off-premises stations, and PBX trunks can be provided on a digital basis to acustomer's premises by the Company when a customer desires them encoded in a DS1 bit stream. Under thoseconditions, they will be provided as DS0 channels by the Company. Both the Company and the customer have jointresponsibilities to ensure the proper transmission of the provided services. Normal analog channel network interfacespecifications will be superceded by the electrical specifications of the 1.544 Mbps (DS1) channel which is actuallyterminated. Each DS0 channel provided will have identity only as a "time slot" within a DS1 channel. Compatible digitalto analog conversion equipment must be provided by the customer to derive the desired analog services. Any ChannelService Units (CSUs) necessary for digital services are the responsibility of the customer.

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B7.4 LightGate Service (Cont'd)B7.4.5 Rates and Charges (Cont’d)

A. LightGate service Local Channel Systems (Cont’d)

The Basic System includes photonic common equipment and first one-half air mile of local channel fiber optic facilities.

7. Central Office Channel Interfaces

Month 24 to 49 to 73 toNonrecurring to 48 72 96

Charge Month Months Months Months USOC(a) Per DS1 $125.00 $24.00 $20.00 $17.00 $16.00 1PQE8

(b) Per DS3 125.00 115.00 95.00 90.00 85.00 1PQE3

(c) Per DS3 (Asymmetricalwith DS1/Flex DS1)

290.00 500.00 390.00 365.00 350.00 1PQEG

(d) Per STS-1 125.00 175.00 140.00 130.00 120.00 1PQE4

(e) Per OC-3 (2 Fiber) 200.00 240.00 190.00 175.00 160.00 1PQE5

(f) Per OC-3 (4 Fiber) 200.00 425.00 330.00 300.00 270.00 1PQE6

(g) Per OC-12 (2 Fiber) 360.00 640.00 495.00 450.00 405.00 1PQEE

(h) Per OC-12 (4 Fiber) 400.00 1,280.00 990.00 900.00 810.00 1PQED

(i) Per OC-48 (2 Fiber) 500.00 1,600.00 1,325.00 1,215.00 1,050.00 1PQEO

(j) Per OC-48 (4 Fiber) 500.00 3,200.00 2,650.00 2,430.00 2,100.00 1PQEF

(k) Per 28 DS1 Channel System 125.00 600.00 490.00 465.00 450.00 MQ3CO

(l) Per DS1 on 28 DS1 ChannelSystem

125.00 15.00 8.00 7.00 6.00 1PQEA

(m) Per STS-1 Channel System 125.00 600.00 490.00 465.00 450.00 1PQE7

(n) Per OC-3 Channel System 125.00 1,325.00 1,100.00 1,000.00 900.00 1PQE9

(o) Per OC-12 Channel System 125.00 2,650.00 2,200.00 2,000.00 1,800.00 1PQ12

(p) Per OC-48 Channel System 125.00 5,490.00 4,410.00 4,050.00 3,510.00 1PQ48

(q) Per 1000 Mbps(21 STS-1)1 400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 1PQEK

(r) Per 1000 Mbps (24 STS-1)1 400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 1PQEW

(s) Per 10 Mbps2 450.00 500.00 175.00 155.00 140.00 1PQEH

(t) Per 100 Mbps (3 STS-1)2 450.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 1PQEJ

(u) Per Fractional 1000 Mbps2

- 50 Mbps 450.00 520.00 190.00 170.00 150.00 1PQEM

- 150 Mbps 450.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 1PQEN

- 300 Mbps 450.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 1PQER

- 450 Mbps 450.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 1PQES

- 600 Mbps 450.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 1PQET

(v) Per Flex DS1 130.00 24.00 20.00 17.00 16.00 1PQEQ

Note 1: Available only for systems installed on or after November 28, 2003 that do not contain a OpticalCustomer Termination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 1000 Mbps transportchannel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capability above the physical layer.

Note 2: Available only for systems installed on or after December 9, 2004, that do not contain a OpticalCustomer Termination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps andFractional 1000 Mbps transport channel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capability abovethe physical layer.

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A. LightGate service Local Channel Systems (Cont’d)

The Basic System includes photonic common equipment and first one-half air mile of local channel fiber optic facilities.(Cont’d)

7. Central Office Channel Interfaces (Cont’d)


Charge Month Months Months Months USOC(w) Per 100 Mbps (1 STS-1) Metro

Ethernet Backbone$800.00 $500.00 $175.00 $155.00 $140.00 1PQEU

(x) Per 100 Mbps (3 STS-1) MetroEthernet Backbone

800.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 1PQEY

(y) Per 1000 Mbps Metro EthernetBackbone

850.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 1PQEZ

(z) Per Fractional 1000 MbpsMetro Ethernet Backbone- 150 Mbps (3 STS-1) 850.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 1PQD5

- 300 Mbps (6 STS-1) 850.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 1PQD6

- 450 Mbps (9 STS-1) 850.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 1PQD7

- 600 Mbps (12 STS-1) 850.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 1PQD8

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B7. DIGITAL NETWORK SERVICEB7.4 LightGate Service (Cont'd)

B7.4.5 Rates and Charges (Cont’d)A. LightGate service Local Channel Systems (Cont’d)


8. Customer Channel Interfaces


Charge Month Months Months Months USOC(a) Per DS1 $170.00 $24.00 $20.00 $17.00 $16.00 1PQF1

(b) Per DS3 125.00 115.00 95.00 90.00 85.00 1PQF3

(c) Per DS3 (Asymmetrical with DS1/Flex DS1) 280.00 500.00 390.00 365.00 350.00 1PQFG

(d) Per STS-1 125.00 240.00 195.00 185.00 175.00 1PQF4

(e) Per OC-3 (2 Fiber) 125.00 240.00 190.00 175.00 160.00 1PQF5

(f) Per OC-3 (4 Fiber) 125.00 475.00 380.00 350.00 320.00 1PQF6

(g) Per OC-12 (2 Fiber) 275.00 715.00 570.00 525.00 480.00 1PQF8

(h) Per OC-12 (4 Fiber) 275.00 1,430.00 1,140.00 1,050.00 960.00 1PQF7

(i) Per OC-48 (2 Fiber) 300.00 1,600.00 1,325.00 1,215.00 1,050.00 1PQF2

(j) Per OC-48 (4 Fiber) 300.00 3,200.00 2,650.00 2,430.00 2,100.00 1PQFO

(k) Per 1000 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode(21 STS-1)1

400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 1PQFK

(l) Per 1000 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode (24STS-1)1

400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 1PQFP

(m) Per 1000 Mbps 1310 nm Single-mode(21 STS-11

400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 1PQ3K

(n) Per 1000 Mbps 1310 nm Single-mode (24STS-1)1

400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 1PQ3P

(o) Per 10 Mbps2 450.00 500.00 175.00 155.00 140.00 1PQFH

(p) Per 100 Mbps (3 STS-1) - Electrical2 450.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 1PQFJ

(q) Per 100 Mbps (3 STS-1) - 1310 nm Single-mode2

450.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 1PQ3J

(r) Per Fractional 1000 Mbps2

- 50 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode 450.00 520.00 190.00 170.00 150.00 1PQFM

- 50 Mbps 1310 nm Single-mode 450.00 520.00 190.00 170.00 150.00 1PQ3M

- 150 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode 450.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 1PQFN

- 150 Mbps 1310 nm Single-mode 450.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 1PQ3N

- 300 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode 450.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 1PQFR

- 300 Mbps 1310 nm Single-mode 450.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 1PQ3R

- 450 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode 450.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 1PQFS

- 450 Mbps 1310 nm Single-mode 450.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 1PQ3S

- 600 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode 450.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 1PQFT

- 600 Mbps 1310 nm Single-mode 450.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 1PQ3T

(s) Per Flex DS1 260.00 24.00 20.00 17.00 16.00 1PQFQ

Note 1: Available only for systems installed on or after November 28, 2003 that do not contain a OpticalCustomer Termination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 1000 Mbps transportchannel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capability above the physical layer.

Note 2: Available only for systems installed on or after December 9, 2004, that do not contain a OpticalCustomer Termination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps andFractional 1000 Mbps transport channel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capability abovethe physical layer.

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B7.4.5 Rates and Charges (Cont’d)A. LightGate service Local Channel Systems (Cont’d)


8. Customer Channel Interfaces (Cont’d)

NonrecurringCharge

Month toMonth

24 to 48Months

49 to 72Months

73 to 96Months USOC

(t) Per 100 Mbps (1 STS-1) MetroEthernet Backbone

$800.00 $500.00 $175.00 $155.00 $140.00 1PQFU

(u) Per 100 Mbps (3 STS-1) MetroEthernet Backbone

800.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 1PQFY

(v) Per 1000 Mbps Metro Ethernet Backbone 400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 1PQFZ

(w) Per Fractional 1000 Mbps Metro EthernetBackbone- 150 Mbps (3 STS-1) 850.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 1PQ35

- 300 Mbps (6 STS-1) 850.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 1PQ36

- 450 Mbps (9 STS-1) 850.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 1PQ37

- 600 Mbps (12 STS-1) 850.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 1PQ38

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B. LightGate service Local Channel Mileage1

1. Mileage for all LightGate service Local Channel Systems


Charge Month Months Months Months USOC(a) First one-half mile

(included in system charge)- - - - - NA

(b) Each additional one-halfmile

NA 225.00 190.00 170.00 150.00 1LPEA

C. Separate Alternate Facility Transport (SAFT)1

(a) Per System $770.00 1L8EA

(b) Per one-half air mile $175.00 $115.00 $95.00 $90.00 1L8SA2. SAFT Level II

(a) Per System 770.00 - - - - 1L8EP

(b) Per one-half air mile - 2,000.00 800.00 640.00 520.00 1L8SPD. Interoffice Channels (These channels are furnished between central offices. Rates are based upon airline distance between

central offices.)

1. LightGate 1 service1

a. Per DS3

(1) 0-8 miles

(a) Fixed 190.00 1,430.00 975.00 775.00 625.00 1LPS8

(b) Per Mile - 130.00 70.00 60.00 50.00 1LPE8(2) 9-25 miles

(a) Fixed 190.00 1,600.00 1,125.00 925.00 775.00 1LPS9

(b) Per Mile - 130.00 70.00 60.00 50.00 1LPE9(3) Over 25 miles

(a) Fixed 190.00 1,870.00 1,325.00 1,125.00 925.00 1LPS6

(b) Per Mile - 130.00 70.00 60.00 50.00 1LPE62. LightGate STS-1 service1

a. Per STS-1

(1) 0-8 miles

(a) Fixed 190.00 1,430.00 975.00 775.00 625.00 1LPS8


(a) Fixed 190.00 1,600.00 1,125.00 925.00 775.00 1LPS9


(a) Fixed 190.00 1,870.00 1,325.00 1,125.00 925.00 1LPS6

(b) Per Mile - 130.00 70.00 60.00 50.00 1LPE6

Note 1: Month to month rates are only available at the end of a contract rate period.

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D. Interoffice Channels (Cont’d) (These channels are furnished between central offices. Rates are based upon airline distancebetween central offices.)

6. LightGate OC-192 service1

a. Per OC-192

(1) 0-8 miles


Charge Month Months Months Months USOC(a) Fixed $190.00 $19,000.00 $15,500.00 $13,800.00 $12,500.00 1LPS8


(a) Fixed 190.00 19,900.00 15,900.00 14,200.00 12,700.00 1LPS9


(a) Fixed 190.00 22,000.00 17,700.00 15,800.00 14,100.00 1LPS6

(b) Per Mile - 600.00 500.00 450.00 400.00 1LPE67. Central Office Channel Interfaces

(a) Per DS1 125.00 24.00 20.00 17.00 16.00 1PQE8

(b) Per DS3 125.00 115.00 95.00 90.00 85.00 1PQE3

(c) Per STS-1 125.00 175.00 140.00 130.00 120.00 1PQE4

(d) Per OC-3 (2 Fiber) 200.00 240.00 190.00 175.00 160.00 1PQE5

(e) Per OC-3 (4 Fiber) 200.00 425.00 330.00 300.00 270.00 1PQE6

(f) Per OC-12 (2 Fiber) 360.00 640.00 495.00 450.00 405.00 1PQEE

(g) Per OC-12 (4 Fiber) 400.00 1,280.00 990.00 900.00 810.00 1PQED

(h) Per OC-48 (2 Fiber) 500.00 1,600.00 1,325.00 1,215.00 1,050.00 1PQEO

(i) Per OC-48 (4 Fiber) 500.00 3,200.00 2,650.00 2,430.00 2,100.00 1PQEF

(j) Per 28 DS1 Channel System 125.00 600.00 490.00 465.00 450.00 MQ3CO

(k) Per DS1 on 28 DS1 ChannelSystem

125.00 15.00 8.00 7.00 6.00 1PQEA

(l) Per STS-1 Channel System 125.00 600.00 490.00 465.00 450.00 1PQE7

(m) Per OC-3 Channel System 125.00 1,325.00 1,100.00 1,000.00 900.00 1PQE9

(n) Per OC-12 Channel System 125.00 2,650.00 2,200.00 2,000.00 1,800.00 1PQ12

(o) Per OC-48 Channel System 125.00 5,490.00 4,410.00 4,050.00 3,510.00 1PQ48

Note 1: Month to month rates are only available at the end of a contract rate period.

Note 2: Available only for systems installed on or after November 28, 2003 that do not contain aOptical Customer Termination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 1000 Mbpstransport channel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capability above the physical layer.

Note 3: Available only for systems installed on or after December 9, 2004, that do not contain a OpticalCustomer Termination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps andFractional 1000 Mbps transport channel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capabilityabove the physical layer.

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D. Interoffice Channels (Cont’d) (These channels are furnished between central offices. Rates are based upon airline distancebetween central offices.)

7. Central Office Channel Interfaces (Cont’d)


Charge Month Months Months Months USOC(p) Per 1000 Mbps(21 STS-1)1 $400.00 $740.00 $520.00 $475.00 $425.00 1PQEK

(q) Per 1000 Mbps (24 STS-1)1 400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 1PQEW

(r) Per 10 Mbps2 450.00 500.00 175.00 155.00 140.00 1PQEH

(s) Per 100 Mbps2 450.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 1PQEJ

(t) Per Fractional 1000 Mbps2

- 50 Mbps 450.00 520.00 190.00 170.00 150.00 1PQEM

- 150 Mbps 450.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 1PQEN

- 300 Mbps 450.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 1PQER

- 450 Mbps 450.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 1PQES

- 600 Mbps 450.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 1PQET

Note1: Available only for systems installed on or after December 2, 2003 that do not contain a OpticalCustomer Termination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 1000 Mbps transportchannel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capability above the physical layer.

Note2: Available only for systems installed on or after January 7, 2005, that do not contain a OpticalCustomer Termination or a Optical Serving Wire Center Termination. 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps andFractional 1000 Mbps transport channel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capabilityabove the physical layer.

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B7.7 Self-Healing Multi-Nodal Alternate Route Topology Ring (SMARTRing) Service(Cont’d)

B7.7.1 GeneralB. (Cont’d)

SMARTRing service Channel Interfaces are available as follows:

NODES

Channel Interfaces OC-3 OC-3+ OC-12 OC-48 OC-48+ OC-192 OC-192+DS1 Yes Yes No1 Yes1 No1 Yes No1

DS3 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes1

STS-1 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes1

OC-3 No No Yes Yes Yes Yes YesOC-12 No No No Yes Yes Yes YesOC-48 No No No No No Yes Yes28 DS1 ChannelSystem (DS3) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes2

28 DS1 ChannelSystem(STS-1) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes2

DS3 (Asymmetrical with DS1) Yes Yes No No No No NoDS3 (Asymmetrical with Flex DS1) No No Yes Yes Yes Yes YesDS1 Within an STS-1 AsymmetricalArrangement

Yes Yes No No No No No

1000 Mbps No No No Yes2 Yes2 Yes Yes2

10 Mbps Yes3 No Yes4 Yes4 Yes4 Yes4 Yes4

100 Mbps No No Yes4 Yes4 Yes4 Yes4 Yes4

Fractional1000 Mbpsat50 Mbps,150 Mbps,300 Mbpsor450 Mbps

Yes3 No Yes4 Yes4 Yes4 Yes4 Yes4

Fractional1000 Mbpsat600 Mbps No No No Yes4 Yes4 Yes4 Yes4

Flex DS15 No No Yes Yes Yes6 Yes Yes6

Note 1: DS1 interfaces are available via OC-3, OC-3+ or 28 DS1 Channel System arrangements only for OC-12, OC-48+ and OC-192+ nodes and for OC-48, OC-48+ and OC-192+ SMARTRing service Nodesinstalled prior to November 28, 2003. For OC-48 and OC-192 nodes, installed on or after that date toDecember 9, 2004, DS1 interfaces are available with a maximum quantity per node of 108.

Note 2: DS3, STS-1, channel systems and 1000 Mbps interfaces are only available fornodes installed afterNovember 28, 2003. 1000 Mbps transport channel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capabilityabove the physical layer.

Note 3: 10 Mbps and Fractional 1000 Mbps at 50 Mbps interfaces only are available on OC-3 rings installedon or after May 18, 2006.

Note 4: Available on rings installed on or after December 9, 2004. 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps and Fractional 1000Mbps transport channel interfaces do not contain any monitoring capability above the physical layer.100 Mbps interface service components are further defined regarding the number of STS-1s used toprovision the interface.

Note 5: Effective December 9, 2004, DS1 interfaces for OC-12, OC-48 or OC-192 rings install on or afterthis date will be installed as a Flex DS1 interface. The maximum number of DS1 circuits available ina system is 108.

Note 6: Flex DS1 capabilities are as described previously in this Section for OC-48+ SMARTRing service(a.k.a. BellSouth SPA Dedicated Ring) and OC-192+ SMARTRing service (a.k.a. BellSouth SPADedicated Ring). The maximum number of DS1 circuits available in a system is 108.

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B7.7 Self-Healing Multi-Nodal Alternate Route Topology Ring (SMARTRing) Service(Cont'd)

B7.7.1 General (Cont'd)B. (Cont’d)

SMARTRing service Channel Interfaces are available as follows: (Cont’d)

NODES

Channel Interfaces OC-3 OC-3+ OC-12 OC-48 OC-48+ OC-192 OC-192+100 MbpsBellSouth Metro EthernetBackbone

Yes1 Yes1 Yes1 Yes1 Yes1 Yes1 Yes1


No No No Yes1 Yes1 Yes1 Yes1

Fractional1000 Mbps at 150 Mbps,300 Mbpsor450 MbpsBellSouthMetro EthernetBackbone

No No Yes1 Yes1 Yes1 Yes1 Yes1

Fractional1000 Mbps at600 MbpsBellSouth Metro EthernetBackbone

No No No Yes1 Yes1 Yes1 Yes1

Note 1: Fractional 1000 Mbps BellSouth Metro Ethernet Backbone, 100 Mbps BellSouth Metro EthernetBackbone and 1000 Mbps BellSouth Metro Ethernet Backbone interfaces are for use whenSMARTRing service is utilized for transport of a customer’s BellSouth Metro Ethernet service. 100Mbps BellSouth Metro Ethernet Backbone interfaces are further defined regarding the number of STS-1s, utilized in conjunction with the interface. The 100 Mbps (3-STS-1) BellSouth Metro EthernetBackbone interface is not available for OC-3 nodes. Interface availability is based on equipmentcapability.

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B7. DIGITAL NETWORK SERVICEB7.7 Self-Healing Multi-Nodal Alternate Route Topology Ring (SMARTRing) Service

(Cont'd)B7.7.1 General (Cont'd)

L. Shared Node Interconnection is available, based on equipment capability, whereby two SMARTRing service arrangementsbelonging to the same customer may share a node in a central office that is common to both rings. Shared NodeInterconnection capability is available based on equipment capability. With Shared Node Interconnection, one of the rings(i.e., the larger capacity ring) is considered the Primary Ring and the other ring is considered the Secondary Ring. PrimaryRings may be an OC-12, OC-48 or an OC-192 ring. A Secondary Ring is always a lower capacity ring than that of thePrimary Ring. The various Shared Node Interconnection service arrangements that are available are as follows:

Shared Node InterconnectionPrimary Ring Capacity

Shared Node Interconnection

Secondary Ring Capacity Available For Use With Primary Rings

OC-3 OC-12 OC-48 OC-48+

OC-12 X

OC-48 X X

OC-192 X X X X

With Shared Node Interconnection, the Primary Ring shall have a Central Office Node and the Secondary Ring shall have aShared Node Interconnection Central Office Node in the central office associated with the ring interconnection. For theSecondary Ring, a Shared Node Interconnection Central Office Node is considered toward meeting the three node minimumrequirement for the Secondary Ring. This shared node will utilize capacity of the Primary Ring node, based on the size of theSecondary Ring, and will count toward the capacity the customer has available at the location. Should the customer requiremore capacity at a shared node central office location than is available on the Primary Ring node, then additional billableservice components will be required.

Only one Shared Node Interconnection arrangement is available for an individual Central Office Node on a Primary Ring.

Reconfiguration is not allowed at central office nodes that are configured for Shared Node Interconnection.

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B7.7.2 Application of Rates (Cont'd)H. (Cont'd)

1. All rate elements, except Channel Interfaces for a given SMARTRing service, whether initially or subsequently ordered,must be provided under the same payment plan with the same service period and are coterminous upon disconnect of theSMARTRing service. Channel Interfaces may be ordered under payment plans equal to or less than the selected paymentperiod for the given SMARTRing service.

2. The rates applicable to a month-to-month payment plan are subject to Company initiated changes.

3. A termination liability charge will be applicable if services provided under a CSPP arrangement are disconnected prior tothe end of the chosen service period as follows:

- -For service elements other than those added with the OC-192+ filing that was effective on June 18, 2001, theapplicable charge for a tariff term plan entered into prior to April 3, 2001, is equal to the number of monthsremaining in the rate stabilized service period times sixty percent of the monthly rates for SMARTRing servicewhich include all Nodes, Local Channels, Alternate Central Office Channels, Internodal Channels and/or InterofficeChannels provided under the CSPP arrangement.

- For services under the month-to-month payment plan, a termination charge is equal to the number of monthsremaining in the twelve month minimum times the month-to-month rates in effect for SMARTRing service at thetime of termination.

- For service elements added to this tariff as part of the OC-192+ filing that was effective on June 18, 2001, acustomer's liability for the cancellation of service prior to the time the customer’s obligations under a tariff contractplan would have otherwise been satisfied is stated in B.2.4.9.A.4. preceding. The termination charge described inthis subparagraph will apply only to contract plans for the following rate elements introduced with this filing asfollows:

- B7.7.4.A.3.(e) and (j)

- B7.7.4.A.5.(f)

- B7.7.4.A.5.(h) through (k)

- B7.7.4.A.7.(f)

- B7.7.4.A.8.(h), (i), (n), and (o)

- For tariffed term plans entered into on or after April 3, 2001, a customer's liability for the termination of service priorto the time the customer's obligations under the tariff term plan would have otherwise been satisfied are set forth inB.2.4.9.A.4. preceding. For tariffed term plans entered into before April 3, 2001, the customer's obligations for thetermination of service prior to the time the customer's obligations under the term plan would have otherwise beensatisfied is governed by the terms of the tariff that were in effect as of the date the customer entered the tariffed termplan.

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B7.7.2 Application of Rates (Cont'd)H. (Cont'd)

7. (Cont'd)

e. In the event the SMARTRing service is disconnected at the customer's request prior to the expiration of the CSPP,full nonrecurring charges associated with ring level billing will apply.

I. SMARTRing service Local Channel, Alternate Central Office Channel and Internodal Channel rates are distance sensitive.They are measured per quarter airline mile or fraction thereof from the customer's designated premises to the Serving WireCenter, Alternate Central Office, or other Customer Nodes. V&H coordinates are derived for each customer location throughthe use of longitude and latitude measurements. Using the V&H coordinate method as set forth in the NATIONALEXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION, INC. TARIFF F.C.C. No. 4, compute the mileage, convert to quarter miles, andmultiply the appropriate per quarter mile rate by the distance involved. Any portion of a quarter mile will always round up tothe next quarter mile before determining the mileage and applying the rate. For channels which are less than one quarter mile,a minimum charge of one quarter mile applies.

J. The SMARTRing service Interoffice Channel mileage is calculated per quarter airline mile between two directly connectedcentral offices on the ring. Interoffice Channel mileage is computed by using the V&H coordinates method as set forth in theNATIONAL EXCHANGE CARRIER ASSOCIATION, INC. TARIFF F.C.C. No. 4. To determine the rate to be billed,multiply the appropriate per quarter mile rate by the distance involved. Fractions of a quarter mile always round up to the nextquarter mile before determining the mileage and applying the rate. For channels which are less than one quarter mile, aminimum charge of one quarter mile applies.

K. A nonrecurring charge applies for SMARTRing service Surveillance, one for each Customer Node andeach Central OfficeNode, per SMARTRing service rearranged. A nonrecurring charge applies for Reconfiguration, one per reconfiguration ofeach STS-1 group at each node where such reconfiguration capability is desired. These rate elements apply when the Customeradds FlexServ service to an existing SMARTRing service.

L. For SMARTRing service configured with a Virtual Packet Ring(s), an individual VPR requires multiple (i.e., two or more)Basic Shared Ethernet LAN Access Links.

M . For conversions of LightGate service to a higher capacity OC-12, OC-48, OC-48+, OC-192 or OC-192+ SMARTRing serviceand for conversions of SMARTRing service to a higher capacity SMARTRing service arrangement, customers will be allowedto defer the start of SMARTRing service ring level billing when the new service arrangement is provided under the ChannelServices Payment Plan (CSPP), as described in B2.4.9, preceding. The period of deferred billing shall be based on theTelephone Company’s estimation of the time required for conversion, up to a maximum of 60 days. This applies to orders fornew service associated with conversions, as described above, or orders associated with a project for conversion that is pendingcompletion, as of September 22, 2006. For orders associated with a project for conversion that is pending completion, thedeferred start of ring level billing shall be accomplished via credits to the customer’s bill. For upgrades, as described above,that are completed in less than 60 days, the deferred start of ring level billing shall be associated with the completion of theupgrade. Customer’s SMARTRing service CSPP arrangements shall begin after the deferral period and continue tocompletion, as described in B2.4.9, preceding, for the customers selected CSPP commitment period.

Ring level billing is defined as billing for the following rate elements: Local Channel, Interoffice Channel, Internodal ChannelAlternate Central Office Channel, Customer Node and Central Office Node. Billing for Customer Channel Interfaces andCentral Office Channel Interfaces recurring will be effective upon activation of the interface and is not available for deferredbilling.

In case of a service outage associated with SMARTRing service ring level rate elements that have deferred billing, asdescribed above, for new service associated with conversions or service associated with a project for conversion that ispending completion, a service outage credit will not apply.

N. For situations where a customer requests Local Channel and Interoffice Channel service components to a central office andalternate facilities are available that provide an equal or higher level of protection than the requested service arrangement, suchalternate facilities may by utilized, with concurrence of the customer, and the rate application shall be that of the LocalChannel and Interoffice Channel service components as requested by the customer.

O. Shared Node Interconnection Central Office Node charges apply for each location on a Shared Node InterconnectionSecondary Ring involved in a Shared Node Interconnection arrangement. SMARTRing service Local Channel, InterofficeChannel, etc., ring level service components apply to the Shared Node Interconnection Central Office Node in the samemanner as associated with a Central Office Node.

The credit for service outages associated with Shared Node Interconnection Central Office Nodes shall be the same as isapplicable to ring level nodes.

Should the customer require more capacity at a shared node central office location than is available on the Primary Ring node,then additional billable service components will be required.

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B7.7.3 Architecture (Cont'd)A. SMARTRing Service (Cont'd)

- Local Channel (at least one for each Customer Node which is directly connected to the serving wire center), providesfor the communications path between a Customer Node and the serving wire center of the premises where located.

- Alternate Central Office Channel (at least one for each Customer Node which is directly connected to an AlternateCentral Office), provides for the communications path, where requested, between a Customer Node and an AlternateCentral Office.

- Interoffice Channel (one for each path between each two directly connected Company Central Offices) provides forthe communications path between directly connected Company Central Offices located on a SMARTRing service.

- Internodal Channel (one for each path between two directly connected Customer Nodes), provides for thecommunications path, where requested, between two directly connected Customer Nodes located (a) in the sameServing Wire Center area or (b) in the same Office Park/Campus Environment or contiguous property, located incontiguous Serving Wire Center areas.

- Channel Interface Capacity Reallocation ( one per node per occurrence) allows the customer to reallocate channelinterfaces on anode subsequent to the initial installation of the channel interfaces. For example, a customer mayinitially allocate, activated or spare, eighty-four DS1s at eachnode on the ring and may subsequently request ChannelInterface Capacity Reallocation to drop one DS3 and fifty-six DS1s at each node, or other combination of DS3s and/orDS1s equivalent to an OC-3 network capacity.B7.7.4 Rates and Charges

- SMARTRing service OC-3, OC-12, or OC-48 channel interfaces are associated with optical circuits within aSMARTRing service arrangement. These optical circuits may be provisioned as concatenated. When an optical circuitis provisioned as concatenated, the multiple STS-1s within the optical circuit are provided as a single entity with asingle overhead channel.

- SMARTRing service interfaces may be ordered as asymmetrical (i.e., a circuit enters one node at a lower level interfaceand exits at another node at a higher level interface) For example, a customer may have a service that connects to aring via an OC-3 interface at a node. That service is then transported around the ring and connects via an OC-12interface to another of the customer’s services. The allowable asymmetrical interface arrangements for the various ringsizes are as shown in Technical Reference TR-73582.

- When the distance between nodes on a SMARTRing service (a.k.a. BellSouth SPA Dedicated Ring) is such that opticalsignal regeneration is required, then regeneration equipment will be provided at no additional charge to the customer toassure proper operation of the service. In some cases regeneration will be provided via SONET Add/Drop equipmentcalled a Regeneration Node. A Regeneration Node does not contain the capability to add or drop services.Accordingly, FlexServ service Customer Network Management may not be ordered with a Regeneration Node,however, a customer may monitor a Regeneration Node via the FlexServ service Customer Network ManagementSurveillance option when a customer has established surveillance for a ring. Regeneration Node Surveillance isprovided as a part of the charges associated with the customer’s ring level FlexServ service Customer NetworkManagement Surveillance. A Regeneration Node and Regeneration Node Surveillance, as applicable, will appear on acustomer’s records as a non-rated USOC, as follows:

USOCRegeneration Node, all ring capacities, non-rated SHNRD

Regeneration Node Surveillance, all ring capacities, non-rated SHNRS- SMARTRing service Virtual Packet Rings may be established to work with either electrical or optical Basic Shared

Ethernet LAN Access Links. A Virtual Packet Ring established associated with electrical access links will only workwith electrical Basic Shared Ethernet LAN Access Links and a Virtual Packet Ring established associated with opticalaccess links will only work with optical Basic Shared Ethernet LAN Access Links. Electrical and optical access linksmay not be mixed on the same Virtual Packet Ring.

- An individual Basic Shared Ethernet LAN Access Link associated with a VPR may not be equal to the size of the VPRand the sum of all or access links on a VPR must be equal to or less than the size (i.e., capacity) of the Virtual PacketRing. An individual SMARTRing service arrangement may have multiple Virtual Packet Rings, up to and includingthe capacity of the ring.

- Customer requested upgrades of SMARTRing service will involve a service outage associated with Basic SharedEthernet LAN Access Links, for which a credit for service outage shall not apply.

- Shared Node Interconnection (SNI) is available, based on equipment capability, whereby two SMARTRing servicearrangements belonging to the same customer may share a node in a central office that is common to both rings.

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B7.7.4 Rates and Charges (Cont'd)A. Self-healing Multi-nodal Alternate Route Topology Ring (SMARTRing Service) (Cont'd)

6. Customer Channel Interface (per Node)

NonrecurringCharge

MonthTo

Month

24 to48

Months

49 to72

Months

73 to96

Months USOC

(a) Per DS1 $170.00 $35.00 $30.00 $25.00 $20.00 SHNBB

(b) Per DS3 135.00 170.00 135.00 130.00 125.00 SHNZT

(c) Per STS-1 190.00 220.00 170.00 150.00 140.00 SHN13

(d) Per OC-3, 2 fiber 190.00 255.00 190.00 170.00 160.00 SHN1D

(e) Per OC-3, 4 fiber 190.00 515.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 SHN15

(f) Per OC-12, 2 fiber 435.00 745.00 515.00 475.00 440.00 SHN1F

(g) Per OC-12, 4 fiber 435.00 1,490.00 1,030.00 950.00 880.00 SHN19

(h) Per OC-48, 2 fiber 420.00 1,600.00 1,325.00 1,215.00 1,050.00 SHN1A

(i) Per OC-48, 4 fiber 420.00 3,200.00 2,650.00 2,430.00 2,100.00 SHN1B

(j) Per DS1 within an STS-1Asymmetrical Arrangement

330.00 25.00 22.00 20.00 18.00 SHNBS

(k) Per DS3 (Asymmetrical with DS1) 360.00 550.00 450.00 400.00 350.00 SHN1T

(l) Per 1000 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode(21 STS-1) 400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 SHN1K

(m) Per 1000 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode (24 STS-1) 400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 SHN3G

(n) Per 1000 Mbps 1310 nm Single-mode(21 STS-1) 400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 SHN3K

(o) Per 1000 Mbps 1310 nm Single-mode (24 STS-1)400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 SHN3H

(p) Per 10 Mbps 450.00 500.00 175.00 155.00 140.00 SHN1M

(q) Per 100 Mbps (3 STS-1) - Electrical 450.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 SHN1N

(r) Per 100 Mbps (3 STS-1) – Optical 1310 nmSingle-mode

450.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 SHN3N

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6. Customer Channel Interface (per Node)

NonrecurringCharge

Month toMonth

24 to 48Months

49 to 72Months

73 to 96Months USOC

(s) Per Fractional 1000 Mbps- 50 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode $450.00 $520.00 $190.00 $170.00 $150.00 SHN1O

- 50 Mbps 1310nm Single-mode 450.00 520.00 190.00 170.00 150.00 SHN3O

- 150 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode 450.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 SHN1P

- 150 Mbps 1310nm Single-mode 450.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 SHN3P

- 300 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode 450.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 SHN1R

- 300 Mbps 1310nm Single-mode 450.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 SHN3R

- 450 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode 450.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 SHN1U

- 450 Mbps 1310nm Single-mode 450.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 SHN3U

- 600 Mbps 850 nm Multi-mode 450.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 SHN1V

- 600 Mbps 1310nm Single-mode 450.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 SHN3V

(t) Per Flex DS1 360.00 45.00 34.00 27.00 25.00 SHN1Q

(u) Per 100 Mbps (1 STS-1) MetroEthernet Backbone

800.00 500.00 175.00 155.00 140.00 SHN1J

(v) Per 100 Mbps (3 STS-1) MetroEthernet Backbone

800.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 SHN33

(w) Per 1000 Mbps Metro EthernetBackbone

850.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 SHN34

(x) Per Fractional 1000 Mbps MetroEthernet Backbone- 150 Mbps (3 STS-1) 850.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 SHN35

- 300 Mbps (6 STS-1) 850.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 SHN36

- 450 Mbps (9 STS-1) 850.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 SHN37

- 600 Mbps (12 STS-1) 850.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 SHN38

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7. Central Office Node (per Node)

NonrecurringCharge

MonthTo

Month

24 to48

Months

49 to72

Months

73 to96

Months USOC(a) OC-3 capacity $405.00 $1,400.00 $990.00 $900.00 $810.00 SHNH3

(b) OC-3+ capacity 405.00 2,250.00 1,845.00 1,575.00 1,350.00 SHNH5

(c) OC-12 capacity 455.00 2,600.00 1,980.00 1,800.00 1,575.00 SHNH1

(d) OC-48 capacity 455.00 4,860.00 4,110.00 4,050.00 3,510.00 SHNH8

(e) OC-48+ capacity 455.00 5,490.00 4,110.00 4,050.00 3,510.00 SHNH9

(f) OC-192 capacity 540.00 25,000.00 9,375.00 8,250.00 7,300.00 SHNH7

(g) OC-192+ capacity 540.00 25,000.00 9,375.00 8,250.00 7,300.00 SHNH6

(h) OC-3 Shared Node Interconnection 550.00 980.00 690.00 630.00 570.00 SHNHA

(i) OC-12 Shared Node Interconnection 550.00 1,820.00 1,390.00 1,260.00 1,100.00 SHNHB

(j) OC-48 Shared Node Interconnection 550.00 3,400.00 2,880.00 2,840.00 2,460.00 SHNHC

(k) OC-48+ Shared Node Interconnection 550.00 3,840.00 2,880.00 2,840.00 2,460.00 SHNHD8. Central Office Channel Interface (per Central Office Node)

(a) Per DS1 130.00 35.00 30.00 25.00 20.00 SHNCB

(b) Per DS3 195.00 115.00 85.00 80.00 75.00 SHNYT

(c) Per STS-1 195.00 150.00 105.00 100.00 90.00 SHNO2

(d) Per OC-3, 2 fiber 375.00 255.00 190.00 170.00 160.00 SHNCD

(e) Per OC-3, 4 fiber 375.00 515.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 SHNO4

(f) Per OC-12, 2 fiber 600.00 745.00 515.00 475.00 440.00 SHNCF

(g) Per OC-12, 4 fiber 600.00 1,490.00 1,030.00 950.00 880.00 SHNC9

(h) Per OC-48, 2 fiber 650.00 1,600.00 1,325.00 1,215.00 1,050.00 SHNCJ

(i) Per OC-48, 4 fiber 650.00 3,200.00 2,650.00 2,430.00 2,100.00 SHNCK

(j) Per 28 DS1 Channel System (DS3) 190.00 650.00 550.00 500.00 450.00 SHNW8

(k) Per 28 DS1 Channel System (STS-1) 190.00 750.00 550.00 500.00 450.00 SHNCS

(l) Per DS1 on 28 DS1 Channel System (DS3) 160.00 12.00 8.00 7.00 6.00 SHNCA

(m) Per DS1 on 28 DS1 Channel System (STS-1)175.00 40.00 35.00 30.00 25.00 SHNCG

(n) Per DS1 within an STS-1 AsymmetricalArrangement

360.00 25.00 22.00 20.00 18.00 SHNCH

(o) Per DS3 (Asymmetrical with DS1) 400.00 550.00 450.00 400.00 350.00 SHNCT

(p) Per 1000 Mbps(21 STS-1) 400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 SHNCW

(q) Per 1000 Mbps (24 STS-1) 400.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 SHNDW

(r) Per 10 Mbps 450.00 500.00 175.00 155.00 140.00 SHNCM

(s) Per 100 Mbps (3 STS-1) 450.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 SHNCN(M)

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8. Central Office Channel Interface (per Node) (Cont’d)

NonrecurringCharge

Month toMonth

24 to 48Months

49 to 72Months

73 to 96Months USOC

(t) Per Fractional 1000 Mbps

- 50 Mbps $450.00 $520.00 $190.00 $170.00 $150.00 SHNCO

- 150 Mbps 450.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 SHNCP

- 300 Mbps 450.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 SHNCR

- 450 Mbps 450.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 SHNCU

- 600 Mbps 450.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 SHNCV

(u) Per Flex DS1 250.00 40.00 30.00 25.00 20.00 SHNCQ

(v) Per 100 Mbps (1 STS-1) Metro EthernetBackbone

800.00 500.00 175.00 155.00 140.00 SHNOJ

(w) Per 100 Mbps (3 STS-1) Metro EthernetBackbone

800.00 540.00 210.00 190.00 170.00 SHNCX

(x) Per 1000 Mbps Metro Ethernet Backbone 850.00 740.00 520.00 475.00 425.00 SHNC5

(y) Per Fractional 1000 Mbps Metro EthernetBackbone- 150 Mbps (3 STS-1) 850.00 560.00 230.00 210.00 190.00 SHND5

- 300 Mbps (6 STS-1) 850.00 600.00 300.00 280.00 260.00 SHND6

- 450 Mbps (9 STS-1) 850.00 640.00 340.00 310.00 290.00 SHND7

- 600 Mbps (12 STS-1) 850.00 700.00 380.00 340.00 320.00 SHND8

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