demarc (demarcation point)
A demarc (an abbreviation for demarcation point) marks the point where communications
facilities owned by one organization interface
with that of another organization. In telephone terminology, this is the interface between
customer-premises equipment and network service provider equipment.
A synonym is network terminating interface (NTI).
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This was last updated in January 1999
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