blocking network | blocking switching network

Local Network Service - Blockage and Failures

Toll Network Service - Blockage and Failure

international trunk-to-trunk blocking

nonblocking switching network

recurrent laryngeal nerve block | recurrent laryngeal nerve blockade | recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis | recurrent nerve block | recurrent nerve blockade | recurrent nerve paralysis

nonblocking switching network

block | blocking anesthesia | blocking anaesthesia | conduction anesthesia | conduction anaesthesia | nerve block | nerve blocking anesthesia | neural block | neural blockade

(b) report to the Member States, to the Commission and, as appropriate, to all other entities directly involved in the development of the core network corridor on any difficulties encountered and contribute to finding appropriate solutions; if the European Coordinator considers that the smooth running of a project is being seriously hampered, he or she may also alert the Commission for the purposes of enforcing Article 59.

facilities ensuring that traffic steering, network barring, or other mechanisms applied in the home network do not prevent the users from selecting the visited network for local data roaming services of their choice;

In particular, the assessment of solutions has been broken down by reference to a) barriers due to national authorisation regimes linked with inconsistency in regulatory approaches implemented by NRAs; b) lack of co-ordination in spectrum assignments and conditions as well as regulatory uncertainty as to the availability of frequencies; c) lack of wholesale products which allow the provision of services using the network of another operator with consistent service interoperability levels, in the framework of market remedies or reciprocal negotiations; d) fragmentation of consumer protection rules leading to uneven levels of consumer protection and varying commercial conditions, including high costs of roaming and international calls a ...[+++]s well as blocking or throttling of services.

‘network barring’ means a control function used by the home network operator aimed at avoiding the selection of certain visited networks for its roaming customers;