CLEC Wireline Local Interconnect
This site only is for CLEC Wireline Local Interconnection.
All Wireless and IXC (FGD) Interconnection uses Wholesale Prime Access Website
Getting Started/CLEC Start-Up Steps | top | |||
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Getting Started for CLEC/Local Services | ||||
All CLECs must have a negotiated and commissioned approved Interconnection Agreement [ICA] prior to implementing an Interconnection network. | ||||
New Customer Package for Access Services | ||||
CLEC Start-Up Steps for Access Services out of Tariff/Guidebook All Start-Up steps and forms must be confirmed ‘Complete’ by the AT&T CLEC Start-Up Team before CLEC can:
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FAQs/Contacts | top | ||
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Revised: 09/19/23 | All Regions/States CLEC Local Interconnection FAQs & Contacts | ||
Revised: 01/31/19 | All Regions/States General Information for Local Interconnection Trunks (LIT) |
Network Forms & Exhibits All Regions/States | top | |||
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Attention: The 2024 End of the Year Quiet Period is fast approaching. In order for a project to be issued before Jan 2025, the NIT Team will need a clean project form by Dec. 4th. No projects will be issued after Dec 6th. No ASRs will be processed, nor network changes made from Dec. 13th thru Jan. 3rd. Any clean projects not requested by 12/04 and issued by 12/06 will be processed after Jan 6th. |
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Revised: 07/31/24 | All Regions/States - Network Interconnection Sheet (NIS & Trunking) | |||
The NIS is utilized for new & major network interconnection changes. All simple augment, downsize, build and kill, switch decoms should utilize the 'Network Change Form' | ||||
Revised: 07/10/23 | All Regions/States - Network Change Form | |||
The 'Network Change Form' replaced the Stand Alone Forecast & Augment/Downsize Forms. | ||||
Revised: 06/17/24 | All Regions/States - Reverse NIS | |||
The Reverse NIS Provides the following information: LATAs, STPs, Tandems/PCs, End Offices/PCs, Rate Centers, Wire Centers. |
Network Forms & Exhibits Region Specific | top | |||
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Revised: 02/10/20 | SE Region/9-State Jurisdictional Factors Reporting Form RF-3995 | |||
AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN - The following jurisdictional factors are required for interconnection and must be reported & on file prior to ASR issuance: TPIU, PIUE, PLU, PLF. | ||||
Revised: 02/08/19 | SE Region/9-State Midspan Fiber Meet Checklist Form | |||
AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN |
Network Guides/Tech Pubs All Regions/States | top | |||
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All Regions/States - Tandem Homing Plan & Regional Data Information | ||||
Follow above link and go to: Reference Materials > Wholesale Carrier Information Section > Tandem Homing Plans and Office | ||||
All Regions/States - Read the 'Roll and Groom' Document for Process Information | ||||
Go to the above link and go to: Ordering > Universal Project Spreadsheets > Roll & Groom Information on the Roll/Groom process, contact emails, etc. Information on the Roll/Groom process, contact emails, etc. | ||||
All Regions/States - Prime Access: Roll/Groom Process & Universal Projects Spreadsheets Page | ||||
Go to the above link and go to: Ordering > Universal Project Spreadsheets. Utilize the appropriate form for your needs. Based on the 'Roll and Groom' Process Document Instructions. | ||||
All Regions/States - Prime Access: AT&T 21-State Project Criteria Guidelines Page | ||||
Follow above link and go to: Ordering > Project Criteria & Standard Interval Guide > AT&T 21 State Project Criteria Guidelines. Project Criteria & Standard Intervals | ||||
All Regions/States 911 Product Guide | ||||
All Regions/States OS/DA | ||||
Operator Services/Directory Assistance |
Network Guides/Tech Pubs Region Specific | top | |||
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MW-SW-W Region/12-State - Bridging & Hubbing Guides | ||||
Follow above link and go to: Ordering > Bridging and Hubbing Guides. CLEC's must review the Bridging & Hubbing Guides when designing a facility serving arrangement with AT&T (the ILEC) so that such arrangements are compliant with the NECA Tariff F.C.C No. 4 requirements. CA, NV, AR, KS, MO, OK, TX, IL, IN, MI, OH, WI | ||||
Revised: 02/08/19 | SE Region/9-State Jurisdictional Factors Reporting Guide | |||
Use the RF-3995 Form. AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN | ||||
Revised: 02/08/19 | SE Region/9-State Midspan Fiber Meet Guide | |||
Use the SE Region/9-State Midspan Fiber Meet Checklist Form. AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN | ||||
SE Region/9-State Customer Network Management (CNM) FlexServ Overview Guide | ||||
AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN | ||||
MW Region/5-State 911 Trunk Group Design Guides (TGDG) and Selective Router Table | ||||
IL, IN, MO, OH, WI | ||||
SE Region/9-State 911 Trunk Group Design Guide (TGDG) and Selective Router Table | ||||
AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN | ||||
SW Region/5-State 911 Trunk Group Design Guides (TGDG) and Selective Router Table | ||||
AR, KS, MO, OK, TX | ||||
West Region/2-State 911 Trunk Group Design Guides (TGDG) and Selective Router Table | ||||
CA, NV | ||||
MW-SW-W Region/12-State TIKI Report | ||||
CLEC Specific Reports- TIKI Reports, requires User ID/Password. CA, NV, AR, KS, MO, OK, TX, IL, IN, MI, OH, WI | ||||
Revised: 03/13/19 | MW-SW-W Region/12-State TIKI Report Example | |||
The TIKI Report is a trunk circuit (TSC) utilization report using time consistent busy hour on the most recent 20 average business days. CA, NV, AR, KS, MO, OK, TX, IL, IN, MI, OH, WI | ||||
Revised: 02/08/19 | MW-SW-W Region/12-State TIKI Report-Field Descriptions and Definitions | |||
CA, NV, AR, KS, MO, OK, TX, IL, IN, MI, OH, WI |
Ordering Guides All Regions/States | top | |||
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Revised: 01/16/19 | All Regions/States ICSC Codes | |||
Revised: 02/21/19 | All Regions/States Standard Trunk Interval Matrix | |||
Interconnection and 911 Trunks | ||||
All Regions/States ASR Order Examples for Local Interconnection Ordering | ||||
[Includes ASR Guide for Translations Overflow Change, Translations 911 dESN/PSAP Change, & CCEA Format] | ||||
All Regions/States Ordering Guides for Local Interconnection (ASR) | ||||
All Regions/States Carrier Coding Guide | ||||
All Regions/States Access to OSS Tools - User Guide | ||||
Access to Operation Support Systems, Applications and Tools | ||||
All Regions/States CAFE Getting Started Training Guide | ||||
Follow above link and go to: Ordering > Common Access Front End (CAFÉ) > CAFÉ Getting Started Training. Common Access Front End-CAFE order system. Training Guide for CAFE: Create ASRs, Pre-Order Tools, View ASRs/DLRs/CSRs. Will need to request access to CAFE via the 21-State CAFE Access Form. | ||||
All Regions/States 21 State CAFE Access Form | ||||
Follow above link and go to: Ordering > Common Access Front End (CAFÉ) > CAFÉ Access Request Form. Administrative Forms, Common (21-State) | ||||
CAFE Portal | ||||
Online Resources, CAFE |
Ordering Guides Region Specific | top | |||
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MW-SW-W Region/12-State Access T1 ASR Guide | ||||
Utilize the '12-State Standalone T1 Access ASR Guide', REQTYP = SD. This is for the T1 facilities that support the Meet-Point TGs [MD, Interlata/IXC traffic] and Ancillary [OS/DA, 911, Choke/Mass Calling] TGs, that are out of Access Tariff/Guidebook and not treated as local interconnection facilities- cannot be issued on a Combo ASR (Trunks & Facilities). CA, NV, AR, KS, MO, OK, TX, IL, IN, MI, OH, WI | ||||
MW Region/5-State ASR 911 Trunk Guide | ||||
IL, IN, MI, OH, WI |
Contacts All Regions/States | top | |||
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IS Call Center | ||||
The IS Call Center (ISCC) is the primary point of contact for information systems (IS) issues related to Operational Support System (OSS) access [i.e. CAFE, EBTA, ExClaim]. | ||||
Ordering Contacts - LSC | ||||
Primary & Single Point of Contact for ALL Ordering items, including any escalations regarding ASRs submitted to the LSC. Function = Ordering, State, Product = Interconnection / 911 | ||||
Ordering Contacts – ASC/DCOE | ||||
Utilize the appropriate tab for the center to find appropriate contact information. Primary & Single Point of Contact for ALL Ordering items, including any escalations regarding ASRs submitted to the ASC. ASC-WSC-DCOE Escalation Contacts. | ||||
Provisioning Contacts - Trunks/DS0s and DS1s/T1s (Local & Access) | ||||
Utilize the appropriate tab for the level of service for appropriate contact information. Primary & Single Point of Contact for ALL Provisioning items, including any escalations. Message Trunks and DS0s/DS1s contacts (CSPC). | ||||
Maintenance Contacts - DS0s/Trunks, DS1s/T1s (Local & Access) | ||||
Choose appropriate link for level of service under the Maintenance section. Primary & Single Point of Contact for ALL Maintenance items, including any escalations. DS0/Trunk, DS1/T1 Services. All escalations must be submitted via electronic means provided by AT&T to establish trouble ticket priority (i.e. EBTA). | ||||
EBTA Training | ||||
Electronic Bonding Trouble Administration gives you an electronic connection to streamline the trouble reporting process & obtain frequent status reports, minimizing manual telephone calls to the Maintenance Work Centers. NOTE: Requires EBTA application update via your CLEC Profile, Section- 'Customer Identification, Applications, Ordering' -OSS, Other Applications. May refer to the ‘Access to OSS Tools – User Guide’. | ||||
Web Toolbar EBTA GUI User Guide | ||||
Provides overview of the EBTA tool, includes specific fields and their definitions. | ||||
Billing Contacts | ||||
Choose appropriate link for level of service under the Billing section. Primary & Single Point of Contact for ALL Billing items, including any escalations and Billing Claims. | ||||
Billing Claims Dispute Form | ||||
Billing Claims Dispute Form and Billing Claims Re-Dispute Forms. NOTE: Use ExClaim to electronically submit Billing Claims. | ||||
ExClaim Training | ||||
Electronic Exchange of Claims is a mechanized application which provides many benefits, including the ability to submit, view & track billing claims. NOTE: Requires ExClaim application update via your CLEC Profile, Section- 'Customer Identification, Applications, Ordering' -OSS, Other Applications. May refer to the ‘Access to OSS Tools – User Guide’. |