Re: Send-N draft: draft-bellis-enum-send-n-02 published
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I wrote: >> The large number of dial plan entries for the UK means that >> for some number ranges (in particular +44800) they're having >> to use inter-digit timeouts, and they're not happy about it. >> >> The UK carriers are therefore actively trying *not* to have >> the UK dial plan burnt into their switches, and this is the >> proposed implementation. Lwrence replied: > Let me get this straight - this whole thing is being developed > because some historical choices by a Regulator in the UK covering > freephone numbers means that there are numbers in that range with two > different lengths? I think I overstated the case there when I said "therefore". Even without +44800 the operators would like to avoid maintaining call plan information in their switches. Ray