Product Reviews

• Routers  • Hubs/Switches  • Wireless Gateway  • Wireless AP  • Wireless NIC  • Network Storage  • Print Servers  • Bluetooth Adapters

Troubleshooting & Tutorials

• Networking  • Internet Sharing  • Security  • Backgrounders  • Troubleshooting     Guides  • PracNet How To's

User Opinions

Daily News

Compare Prices

• Routers  • Hubs/Switches  • Servers  • Storage  • Adapters  • Wireless

Forums

About

Home

internet.commerce

Be a Commerce Partner

UNE-P Last modified: Thursday, April 10, 2003
Short for unbundled network elements-platform, the FCC ruling requiring ILECs to make their network facilities (i.e., UNEs) available to CLECs at rates determined by state public utility commissions. The general theory behind the UNE-P ruling is that it maintains fair competition among local carriers.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) home page  FCC home page features regular updates on activities including current headlines that provide links to transcripts, filings and speeches, a list of commissioners, bureaus/offices, and hot topics such as consumer issues and the Telecommunications Act of 1996. The UNE-P Fact Report (2003) The second in a series of UNE-P Fact Reports from the PACE Coalition tracking the development of the UNE-P and its role in transforming local markets from monopoly to competition. UNE-P and the Future of Telecom "Competition" This 2003 article from The CATO Institute examines the effect UNE-P has had on the telecom industry.	Related Categories Telecommunications Related Terms CLEC FCC ILEC UNE