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Unbundled Network Elements-Platform (UNE-P)
Definition - What does Unbundled Network Elements-Platform (UNE-P) mean?
An unbundled network elements-platform (UNE-P) is a combination of unbundled network elements (UNEs) allowing end-to-end service delivery without any facilities. A UNE-P is made up of individual parts of an applicable network infrastructure, although it still requires facilities-based certification from the public utilities commission (PUC), despite not involving any competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC).
Techopedia explains Unbundled Network Elements-Platform (UNE-P)
UNE-P is a combination of a UNE loop and a UNE port. The platform service provides CLEC combinations of UNE.
Some of the UNE-P products are:
- Analog two-wire
- Analog PBX/key
- Digital switched (PBX)
- Analog centrex
- Public access lines
- ISDN PRI
UNE-P is also designed to allow CLECs to offer the functional equivalent of retail residential, single-line business, DS1 capable loops and vertical features.
