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What is mean by quantity archetype patterns?
It means that you did not concentrate on your lecs.....
What are lecs and mecs?
LECs (Local Exchange Carriers) are telecommunications companies that provide local telephone services to consumers and businesses, typically operating within a specific geographic area. MECs (Mobile Exchange Carriers), on the other hand, refer to providers that offer mobile telecommunications services, including voice and data transmission for mobile devices. Both types of carriers play crucial roles in the telecommunications infrastructure, enabling communication across different platforms.
What is the Difference between dedicated voice and switched voice?
The switched voice is when the traffic is originating and terminating in the same independent LEC (local exchange carrier) while the dedicated voice is when the traffic is originating and terminating from 2 different LECs.
What is the difference between an ILEC and a CLEC?
The basic difference between an ILEC and a CLEC is that an ILEC has a duty to provide a telephone service to the public whereas a CLEC has the right to compete for that business, but is not obliged to provide the same level of service. All LECs must abide by the FCC regulations that affect that class of carrier; the regulations affecting ILECs are slightly different than the regulations affecting CLECs. Sometimes the FCC will change the status of a CLEC to an ILEC if it serves the best interests of the public. An example would be if the CLEC exists in an area of the country that is inadequately served by existing ILECs. Thanks Amit Singh Luthra amitsinghluthra@yahoo.co.in
Whats is the tariffs policies in the US?
Tariffs contain the rates, terms and conditions of certain services provided by telecommunications carriers. The most common tariff filed at the FCC is for interstate local access service. These tariffs are filed by local exchange carriers, or LECs.Long-distance companies and others pay the rates set out in these tariffs to LECs for access to local networks at the originating and/or terminating ends of a long-distance call. Access services include:Switched access, used primarily for long-distance calls originating and/or terminating over a standard phone line.Special access, a dedicated line provided by a local phone company to a customer, which could be a long-distance company, for the customer's exclusive use.Access tariffs may also include rates and conditions for services that include DSL from certain carriers, packet-switched services, long-distance directory assistance access and other services.
