Skip to common menu bar. 
      (access key: m)Skip to side navigation links. 
      (access key: x)Skip to content. 
      (access key: z)
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
Français Contact Us Help Search Canada Site
Today's
Releases
File, Register
and Epass
Decisions, Notices and
Orders
Home
CISC
  Industries at
a Glance
Reference
Centre
Canadian
Content
Public
Proceedings
Statutes &
Regulations
CRTC Home
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CRTC Telecommunications Industry Data Collection

Frequently asked Questions 2006

2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002

Data and Private Line Forms (23X and 24X)


FAQ Index

Form 231 Data Revenues

  • We offer frame relay as a means of accessing our IP network services.  How should this revenue be reported?
  • We offer high-speed Internet services with Ethernet as an access method.  Should these be included in the Ethernet category?
  • We offer access to both the public Internet and a VPN tunnel to our customers’ network on the same physical access.  How do we report this?

Form 241 Private Line Operating Revenues

  •  Where should we report dark fibre revenues?
  • What is the difference between short-haul and long-haul private line?

Form 231 Data Revenues

We offer frame relay as a means of accessing our IP network services.  How should this revenue be reported?

Offering seamless interoperability between IP networks and legacy access methods such as frame relay is intended to simplify the customer decision-making process and experience when migrating to an IP-VPN network.  In this scenario, the frame relay accesses are to be included with IP-VPN revenue.  Similarly, Ethernet, ATM or dial access to IP-VPN networks should also be included with IP-VPN revenue.

We offer high-speed Internet services with Ethernet as an access method.  Should these be included in the Ethernet category?

No. Ethernet accesses used to provide Internet service should be reported as Internet revenue.  Similarly, revenue from an Ethernet access to IP-VPN services should be reported under IP-VPN.

Ethernet revenues should include services which allow the connection of physically disparate customer LAN equipment over the local or wide-area.  Some locations may have multiple logical connections over a single physical connection (VLANs).  Generic terms such as LAN extension or Transparent LAN are used to describe these services.

We offer access to both the public Internet and a VPN tunnel to our customers’ network on the same physical access.  How do we report this?

Report the access as Internet revenue and the tunnel as IP-VPN revenue.


Form 241 – Private Line Operating Revenues

Where should we report dark fibre revenues?

Private line may include revenues from dark fibre IRU/sales, and wavelength services.

What is the difference between short-haul and long-haul private line?

Short-haul private lines are those that originate and terminate within the same exchange. 

Date Modified: 2006-01-05

 
top
 

Comments about our site


Français | Contact Us | Help | Search | Canada Site

Today's Releases | File, Register and Epass | Decisions, Notices & Orders | Home | CISC | Industries at a Glance | Reference Centre | Canadian Content | Public Proceedings| Statutes & Regulations

1-877-249-CRTC (2782) Important Notices