[asterisk-users] Please some enlightment on ENUM !!

[Norbert Zawodsky]

SIP schrieb:
>>   Yes... you would have to register (and possibly pay for, dependent on
>> the ENUM registrar) each individual number. The idea behind ENUM is that
>> it's an E164 number that is already yours that maps to whatever you want
>> it to map to (email, SIP, etc).  The key point here is that you already
>> own the E164 number. If you do, then you could register them all at
>> e164.org for free.  If you don't own the individual numbers, you
>> shouldn't be allowed to register them as your own. That sort of breaks
>> the ENUM concept of a number you take with you as a personal identifier.
>>
>> N.
>>
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Hi N. !

Thanks for your answer.

Either I don't understand what you want to tell me or this thread slowly
drifts away from my original question.

My original question was:

If you "own" a telephone number which connects to your company and you
have a PBX (like asterisk) and some extesniosn behind that, how/where do
you enum-register each extension so that each extension can be reached
"from outside" by a SIP uri?

Meanwhile I managed to speak to a technician at my-enum.at, which is my
registrar at e164.arpa. He *comfirmed* my original assumption:

If you have a telephone number and want to paticipate in enum, you have
to register that number at - for example - e164.arpa.

If you operate extensions "behind" that number and you want them to be
reachable too, you have to run your own DNS server and register this
server at e164.arpa. This server is naturally under your responsibility
and you "manage" all your extension yourself.

It is works exactly like any other DNS resolution.

Norbert