New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 175

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✨ Telecommunications Services

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 175

SECTION 4
SPECIAL SERVICES

4.1 Integrated Access
Telecom’s Integrated Access provides for the bulk delivery of managed network services to the customer’s premises through the use of 2Mbit/s links and a flexible multiplexor in the customers premises. Integrated Access is an alternative network access option available for standard network services.
The range of standard Telecom network services for which an Integrated Access option is available is gradually being extended.

4.1.1 Installation charges
Installation charges will be calculated for each case based on costs (labour and material) which are specific to the customer.

4.1.2 Monthly Access Charges

Monthly Integrated Access charge $2400.00
Note:
This charge applies per integrated Access, not per disaggregated circuits
Monthly charge per second and subsequent 2 Mbit/s access to same Flexible multiplexor.
As for second and subsequent Megalink Access (See section 5.11) $300.00
Monthly charge per Wideband DDS Circuit. access to the multiplexor
Note:
These charges apply per active interface

4.1.3 Transmission and Other Charges
These charges will be the same as for conventionally accessed circuits, and will apply to the disaggregated circuits.

4.1.4 Alteration and configuration Charges.
Addition of Circuit Access.
The charge for the connection of new circuit accesses to an existing Integrated Access site will be based on the actual costs incurred (labour and materials) but will not be less than $150.00.

4.1.5. Conversion to Integrated Access.
Where standard connections are being converted to Integrated Access (or vice versa) the normal installation charges for the new accesses will apply.

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🚂 Integrated Access Service Overview

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🚂 Integrated Access Installation Charges

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🚂 Integrated Access Monthly Access Charges

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🚂 Integrated Access Transmission and Other Charges

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🚂 Integrated Access Alteration and Configuration Charges

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🚂 Conversion to Integrated Access

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