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Re: [Enum] Fwd: I-D ACTION:draft-livingood-shockey-enum-npd-00.txt

Ray Anderson wrote:


An example might be Mobile TV. A Broadcaster might make a number point to a URL
that in turn contains information that causes the terminal to connect to a video-stream
which might be coming over DVB or DAB. Would that be a suitable example?

In fact it is and it reminded me that the wireless carriers in the US have a thing called Common Short Codes that are dialable only from mobile operators phones for things like voting for American Idol etc.

These 5 digit codes are not E.164 but are "dialable" from any wireless handset. The "delegator" in this case is the US wireless industry association ..CTIA.


At 15:13 26/07/2005, Michael Hammer \(mhammer\) wrote:

Ray,

Although voice is a first killer app, it is not the last, so I
understand the "non-voice" part of your comment.  Could you elaborate on
the "non-IP" part?

Mike

>
> Just for clarity, there will be ENUM's (E.164 numbers) that
> DO NOT terminate in either IP or TDM domains.  They are used
> purely for "non-voice" purposes, and allocated by an E.164
> "delegator" for such purposes.
>




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