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Glossary Term Description BOC BSA BTN CCNA CD-ROM CIGP CLEC CO CORBA CR DB DBA DLR DOC Bell Operating Company One of 22 local telephone companies (or their successors) resulting from the breakup of the Bell System in 1984. Currently, these companies were organized into six Regional Bell holding companies (RBOCS). These are BellSouth, SBC, Qwest, Verizon East, Verizon West, and Sprint. basic serving arrangement billing telephone number The BOCs and ITC have traditionally identified customer accounts with account numbers based on one of the ten-digit telephone numbers on the account. The telephone number used as the account number is called the Billing Telephone Number. Other telephone number on the account are referred to as Working Telephone Numbers. customer carrier name abbreviation compact disk read-only memory common inter connectivity gateway platform competitive local exchange carrier The new group of deregulated telecommunications providers that compete on a selective basis to provide services. central office (telephone) The location which houses a switch to serve local telephone subscribers. Common Object Request Broker Architecture CORBA is an industry specification for the design of Object Request Brokers (ORBs). ORBs allow different kinds of computer systems to exchange object data with each other. PowerBroker is an example of an Object Request Broker that conforms to the CORBA specification. clarification request database database administrator design layout report design and order confirmation Glossary-ii 4.8.0 User Guide April 2009
Glossary Term Description DSI EDI EVC FO FOC FTP gateway GUI HTTP ICSC ILEC ITC IXC JDK LATA DownStream Interface The component of the gateway that collects service orders into files, translates data into a specified format, and sends the data to a service center. The interface also receives confirmation and error messages, reformats them, and passes the files back to the user interface. electronic data interchange Ethernet Virtual Connection firm order firm order confirmation File Transfer Protocol An extension of the TCP/IP protocol suite used to send and receive files from PCs on the Internet. A device or software that connects two computer networks that use different protocols, translating between the protocols so that computer on the connected networks can exchange data. Example: Many DSET gateways translate between CORBA on the CLEC side and CMIP on the ILEC side. graphical user interface The generic name for any computer interface that substitutes graphic elements (windows, menus, drop-down selection lists, and so on) for character commands. Hypertext Transfer Protocol interexchange carrier service center incumbent local exchange carrier A traditional, previous incumbent local exchange carrier that was never part of the Bell System. independent telephone company. Also referred to as incumbent telephone company. interexchange carrier same as PIC java development kit Software and tools to compile, debug, and run applets and applications written using the Java programming language. Free download from java.sun.com local access and transport area Contiguous geographic area defined by a Bell operating company around a metropolitan statistical area so that in most cases, all points are within only one exchange area and state. April 2009 4.8.0 User Guide Glossary-iii
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