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G'day Steven, In a message dated 27 Oct 02 you wrote to Carol Shenkenberger: SH> I'll buy the "000" argument but fail to see why an ION needs to fly a SH> PVT flag. Using "000 ..." as a telephone number means that a POTS node SH> trying to dial the ION will never connect to anything. Except in Australia, where 000 is the equivalent of a 911 call there in the US of A. I'm sure you can imagine the problems if IP nodes over there listed their numbers with a 911 prefix. Craig ... Call it a hunch - Quasimodo. --- Mail Manager 1.22x/n #1390* Origin: A Mortuary for Missives Maybe? (3:634/383.0) SEEN-BY: 633/260 262 267 270 284 285 634/383 690/682 774/605 @PATH: 634/383 633/260 285 |
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