[Asterisk-Users] e164.org proudly announces PSTN support
Duane
digium at aus-biz.com
Tue Apr 27 09:05:27 MST 2004
Nicolas Bougues wrote:
> Maybe an email robot that could handle "trusted" allocation requests
> from providers, coupled with a regular (yearly) update process,
> requiring the provider to explicitely confirm its current allocation ?
We had thought of this but didn't think we'd have to deal with this
situation so soon, my partner in crime has been talking to small
community telcos for quite some time and he was really keen to work with
them to facilitate this.
If you like (goes for anyone else too for that matter) email me off list
with the blocks and URLs and I'll test some myself and I can deal with
these manually till we get the provider interface up and running and
then you'd be able to update it as often as you like.
The more contiguous the blocks the better too because wild cards can be
set higher up, so less DNS records and more efficient call routing.
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Best regards,
Duane
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