WHAT IS IT?

• A Local Access Line from a TelstraClear telephone exchange to the SDP at a Customer Site;
• Assignment of a Directory Number or numbers associated with the Local access Line;
• Configuration and activation of Local Calling Service on the assigned Local Access Line;
• Maintenance of TelstraClear owned plant and facilities.

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WHAT DOES IT DO?

• Analogue Access Circuits
  • The Analogue line service is a both-way single POTS (plain old telephone service) line provided without a handset and terminated on a krone frame or BT jack. It allows basic connectivity for voice calls, and can be connected to a fax or modem. It can also be used to connect to PABX and Key systems.
• Feature Lines
  • The Feature line service is a single POTS (plain old telephone service) line provided without a handset and terminated on a krone frame or BT jack with optional additional features.
• Gateway Lines
  • Gateway is TelstraClear’s wholesale virtual or remote telephone exchange service, where the switching functionality is contained within a central office switch.
  • Features available are Call waiting, Call Forward, Caller Display, Call Pickup, 3-Way Conference, Call Park, Speed Dial, Last Call Received, Do Not Disturb, Multiple Number and Reminder Call. Further details are available on request.
• ISDN
  • TelstraClear ISDN Basic and Primary rate services are available in most New Zealand Cities including Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Palmerston North, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. Specific details are available on request.
  • Basic Rate ISDN which is a lower data rate service
  • Primary Rate ISDN which is a higher data rate service
• DDI Numbers
  • Direct Dial In (DDI) numbers may be supplied with all of the above services on request.

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 Local Service Fact Sheet

 Local Service FAQ Sheet

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