Small network equipment definition
Small network equipment means a device whose primary function is
Small network equipment means the following types of devices Purchased and placed into service by a Service Provider or Sold by a Vendor for the first time on or after the Effective Date for use by a consumer for residential access to broadband Internet access services in the United States. SNE excludes enterprise equipment, Service Provider network equipment, and Set-Top Boxes and Multi- Service Gateway Set-Top Boxes with video as one of the primary functions (services) (as defined by the Set-Top Box Voluntary Agreement).
Small network equipment. (“SNE”) means the following types of devices Received and placed into service by a Service Provider for the first time on or after the Effective Date for use by a consumer for residential access to broadband Internet access services in Canada. SNE excludes enterprise equipment, Service Provider network equipment, and Set-Top Boxes and Multi-Service Gateway Set- Top Boxes with video as one of the primary functions (services) (as defined by CEEVA STB).
a) “Broadband Modem.” A simple network device that enables high-speed data service with a WAN (Wide Area Network) interface to a service provider wired or optical network, and typically a single LAN (Local Area Network) interface for the customer premise network. The Broadband Modem category does not include devices with integrated router or IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi) wireless access point functionality.
b) “Integrated Access Device” (“IAD”). A network device that enables high-speed data service with a WAN interface to a service provider wired or optical network and one or more of the following functions on the LAN interface: multiport routing, IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi) wireless access point functionality, and/or VoIP.
More Definitions of Small network equipment
Small network equipment means the following types of devices Purchased and placed into service by a Service Provider or Sold by a Vendor for the first time on or after the Effective Date for use by a consumer for residential access to broadband Internet access services in the United States. SNE excludes enterprise equipment and excludes Set-Top Boxes and Multi-Service Gateway Set-Top Boxes with video as one of the primary functions (services) (as defined by the Set-Top Box Voluntary Agreement).
a. “Broadband Modems.” A simple network device that enables high speed data service with a WAN (Wide Area Network) interface to a service provider wired or optical network, and typically a single LAN (Local Area Network) interface for the customer premise network. The Broadband Modem category does not include devices with integrated router, or IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi) wireless access point functionality.
b. “Integrated Access Devices” or IADs. A network device that enables high speed data service with a WAN interface to a service provider wired or optical network and one or more of the following functions on the LAN interface: multiport routing, IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi) wireless access point functionality, and/or VoIP.
c. “Local Network Equipment” or LNE, consisting of the following devices:
i. Wireless Access Point: A device that typically includes one or more Ethernet interfaces, and that provides IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi) wireless network connectivity to multiple clients as its primary function.