So I recently heard telecom were notifying ISP's of backhaul dimensioning on UBA links like they did on UBS. I myself have seen the documents that give a default 45kb per user with the option to buy up to 100kb per user.
I thought dimensioning was being removed as old ATM links were phased away to ethernet so the costs had come down hence dimensioning was no longer required.
Has anyone posed the question as to how they expect this to work. With the current scenario, if an ISP has 100 users times the 45k provided per user, this only gives you 4.5Mbps, meaning one user of the 100 could get 4.5Mbps to speed test, or if all 100 users were doing a speed test they'd get 45k.
Find it hard to believe this would be allowed by the commission as it seems like a backwards step to UBA.