[asterisk-users] Official numbering plan - where to get?

[Lenz Emilitri]

I had a look at the files and they are really a nightmare to parse. Some
are Word and some are Excel. Good luck :)
l.


2012/3/29 Markus <universe at truemetal.org>

> http://www.itu.int/oth/T0202.aspx?parent=T0202
>
> But don't do it. Because I'm doing it right now. So let's not waste energy
> and do the same task twice. A complete list will soon be available, for
> free.
>
> And then we on this list here will start a web project to keep it updated.
> I'll let you know once the list is ready.
>
> I've already registered opennumberingplan.org :)
>
>
> Am 29.03.2012 11:12, schrieb Lenz Emilitri:
>
>>
>>
>> DO you know if the doc files from the ITU are available somewhere for
>> download?
>> l.
>>
>>
>>
>> 2012/3/22 Markus <universe at truemetal.org <mailto:universe at truemetal.org>>
>>
>>
>>    I hope this is not too off-topic. As a kind-of follow up to "rate
>>    sheet normalization" I'm still trying to figure out a solution for:
>>    throw 10 ratesheets at a program and get the cheapest
>>    codes/providers as output.
>>
>>    For this purpose I believe I need a real, detailed, accurate list of
>>    all the dialing codes, incl. mobile codes, city codes etc. worldwide
>>    as a reference for that particular program. There are thousands of
>>    A-Z lists on the web, and there are thousands of codes in them, but
>>    nothing is accurate enough or from an official source.
>>
>>    So, I spoke with the ITU today and they, funny enough, too don't
>>    have such a list. At least they don't have one that is computer
>>    parseable, like a .csv or .xls or something like that. What they
>>    have is: a single .doc or .pdf file for EACH country (1 file per
>>    country), which is not standardized in its content, with lots of
>>    text and descriptions, but it has all the codes. They don't even
>>    have such a list as a paid service. Feels like 30 years ago. :)
>>      Anyway, there is numberingplans.com <http://numberingplans.com>
>>
>>    which provide exactly what I'm looking for, but they don't support
>>    one-time purchases, only subscriptions from around 100 to 990 EUR
>>    per month, which is above my budget (and I don't need a subscription).
>>
>>    Does anyone have an idea where to find such a list for free, or as a
>>    one-time purchase? If not, I'll probably go through the effort to
>>    compile my own list based on the ITU data. Let me know in case you
>>    want a copy then. :)
>>
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