No. 970

ITU Operational Bulletin·Biweekly publication of the ITU

Issue

Published15.XII.2010Cutoff3.XII.2010ISSN1564-5223Summary7 general/7 amd/0 annexen

Forward schedule

Dates of publication of the next Operational Bulletins

25 upcoming

No.	Publication date	Including information received by
No. 971	1.I.2011	15.XII.2010
No. 972	15.I.2011	5.I.2011
No. 973	1.II.2011	20.I.2011
No. 974	15.II.2011	3.II.2011
No. 975	1.III.2011	16.II.2011
No. 976	15.III.2011	3.III.2011
No. 977	1.IV.2011	21.III.2011
No. 978	15.IV.2011	4.IV.2011
No. 979	1.V.2011	19.IV.2011
No. 980	15.V.2011	3.V.2011
No. 981	1.VI.2011	19.V.2011
No. 982	15.VI.2011	2.VI.2011
No. 983	1.VII.2011	20.VI.2011
No. 984	15.VII.2011	4.VII.2011
No. 985	1.VIII.2011	20.VII.2011
No. 986	15.VIII.2011	3.VIII.2011
No. 987	1.IX.2011	19.VIII.2011
No. 988	15.IX.2011	2.IX.2011
No. 989	1.X.2011	20.IX.2011
No. 990	15.X.2011	4.X.2011
No. 991	1.XI.2011	19.X.2011
No. 992	15.XI.2011	2.XI.2011
No. 993	1.XII.2011	18.XI.2011
No. 994	15.XII.2011	2.XII.2012
No. 995	1.I.2012	14.XII.2011

General Information

7 sections

Lists annexed to the ITU Operational Bulletin

A. The following Lists have been published by TSB or BR as Annexes to the ITU Operational Bulletin:

OB No.	List
968	Status of Radiocommunications between Amateur Stations of different Countries (in accordance with optional provision No. 25.1 of the Radio Regulations) and Form of Call Signs assigned by each Administration to its Amateur and Experimental Stations(position on 14.XI.2010)
967	List of Access codes/numbers for mobile networks((according to ITU-T E.164 (2010-11)))(position on 31.X.2010)
965	List of Signalling Area/Network Codes (SANC)((according to ITU-T Q.708 (1999-03)))(position on 30.IX.2010)
958	Mobile Network Codes (MNC) for the international identification plan for public networks and subscriptions((according to ITU-T E.212 (2016-09)))(position on 14.VI.2010)
956	List of International Signalling Point Codes (ISPC)((according to ITU-T Q.708 (1999-03)))(position on 14.V.2010)
955	Various tones used in national networks((according to ITU-T E.180 (1998-3)))(position on 1.V.2010)
669	Five-letter Code Groups for the use of the International Public Telegram Service((according to ITU-T F.1 (1998-3)))

B. The following Lists are available online from the ITU-T website:

List of ITU Carrier Codes (according to ITU-T M.1400 (2013-03))
Bureaufax Table (according to ITU-T F.170)
List of recognized operating agencies (ROAs)

Approval of ITU-T Recommendations

By AAP-49, , it was announced that the following ITU-T Recommendations were approved, in accordance with the procedures outlined in Recommendation ITU-T A.8:

ITU-T G.992.3 (2009) Amd 3 (31.X.2010)
ITU-T G.992.5 (2009) Cor 1 (31.X.2010)
ITU-T G.993.2 (2006) Amd 6 (31.X.2010)
ITU-T G.994.1 (2007) Amd 6 (31.X.2010)
ITU-T G.997.1 (2009) Amd 2 (31.X.2010)
ITU-T G.998.4 (2010) Cor 1 (31.X.2010)
ITU-T Q.3311 (31.X.2010): Enhancement of resource and admission control protocols to use pre-congestion notification
ITU-T Q.3312 (31.X.2010): Use of the access node control protocol on the Rp interface

Assignment of Signalling Area/Network Codes (SANC)

In accordance with ITU-T Recommendation Q.708 (1999-03)

Note from TSB

At the request of the Administration of Mauritius, the Director of TSB has assigned the following signalling area/network code (SANC) for use in the international part of the signalling system No. 7 network of this country/geographical area, in accordance with ITU-T Recommendation Q.708 (03/99):

Country/geographical area or signalling network	SANC
Mauritius (Republic of)	6-033

__________

SANC:    Signalling Area/Network Code
              Code de zone/réseau sémaphore
              Código de zona/red de señalización

Changes in Administrations/ROAs and other entities or Organizations

France

Communication of 29.XI.2010:

Change of name

The Ministère de l'Economie, de l'Industrie et de l'Emploi, Paris, announces that it has changed its name. It is now called «Ministère de l'Économie, des Finances et de l'Industrie ».

Ministère de l'Économie, des Finances et de l'Industrie
Direction Générale de la Compétitivité, de l'Industrie et des Services
Service des Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication
Sous-Direction de la Réglementation et des Affaires européennes et multilatérales
Le Bervil - 12, rue Villiot
75572 PARIS, Cédex 12
France
Tel:           +33 1 5344 9803
Fax:          +33 1 5344 9163
URL:         www.minefe.gouv.fr

Telephone Service

In accordance with ITU-T Recommendation E.164

Authoritative resource

Belarus +375

Republican Unitary Enterprise (RUE) “BELTELECOM” 
6, Engels Street
220030 MINSK
Belarus
Tel: 	+375 17 210 0495
Fax:	+375 17 210 0792
E-mail 	info@main.beltelecom.by
URL 	www.beltelecom.by

Communication of 4.XI.2010

The Ministry of Communications and Informatization, Minsk, announces that on 22 January 2011, a change will be effected in the dialling plan for the area code for the town of Lida in the Lida district of the Hrodna region.

The first digits of the area code will change from «61» to «4». Subscriber numbers will change from five to six digits through addition of the digit ‘5’ before the existing subscriber number. The subscriber number switch will be at the system level. Parallel running is not foreseen.

Old dialling plan: +375 15 61 XXXXX
New dialling plan: +375 15 4 5XXXXX

Denmark +45

IT– and Mobile Division
National IT and Telecom Agency Denmark (NITA)
Holsteinsgade 63
DK-2100 COPENHAGEN
Denmark
Tel:	+45 3545 0000
Fax:	+45 3545 0010 
E-mail:	 ltst@itst.dk

Communication of 10.XI.2010

The National IT and Telecom Agency (NITA), Copenhagen, announces the following changes to the Danish telephone numbering plan:

Withdrawal – fixed communication service:

Provider	Numbering series	Date of withdrawal
Nordisk Mobiltelefon	6681XXXX, 6682XXXX, 6683XXXX, 6684XXXX	19.X.2010

Withdrawal – mobile communication service:

Provider	Numbering series	Date of withdrawal
Nordisk Mobiltelefon	5230XXXX, 5240XXXX, 5250XXXX	19.X.2010

Assignment – fixed communication service

Provider	Numbering series	Date of Assignment
Telenor A/S	6681XXXX, 6682XXXX, 6683XXXX, 6684XXXX	3.XI.2010

Assignment – mobile communication service

Provider	Numbering series	Date of Assignment
Telenor A/S	5230XXXX, 5240XXXX, 5250XXXX	3.XI.2010

Djibouti +253

Djibouti Télécom 
Département Réseau International
3, Boulevard G. Pompidou
B.P. 2105
DJIBOUTI
Djibouti
Tel:	+253 321 119
Fax:	+253 351 723/+ 253 355 757 
E-mail:	djcti@intnet.dj

Communication of 14.XI.2010

Djibouti Télécom S.A., Djibouti, announces the updated National Numbering Plan for all network and services of Djibouti Télécom, as from 1 November 2010:

Service	Operator	Number series
Mobile GSM	Djibouti Telecom	6X XXXX 7X XXXX 8X XXXX

Service	Operator	Number series
Numéro long CDMA fixe	Djibouti Telecom	5X XX XX
Fixed	Djibouti Telecom	10 XXXX (new) 15 XXXX (new) 2X XXXX (new) 3X XXXX (new) 4X XXXX (new)

Egypt +20

Eng. Yasmina Alaa
Senior Engineer
Numbering Department 
National Telecom Regulatory Authority
(NTRA)
B4, Smart Village, k28 Cairo/Alex Desert Road, Abu Rawash
Giza – CAIRO
Egypt
Tel:	+20 2 3534 4239  
Fax:	+20 2 3534 4155
E-mail:  numbering@tra.gov.eg

Communication of 11.XI.2010

The National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA), Cairo, announces that the mobile numbering capacity will be increased during the year 2011.

This will be done by:

1. keeping the code (01) as a National Destination Code (NDC) for the mobile service in Egypt;

2. increasing the length of the existing Numbers from (ten digits) to (eleven digits) by adding a fixed number to each mobile operator after the code 01 (0 for Vodafone, 1 for Etisalat and 2 for Mobinil).

Table below shows the number before and after changes:

Mobinil
New Numbering Plan	Existing Number
(0)12 2 XXX XXXX	(0)12 XXX XXXX
(0)12 7 XXX XXXX	(0)17 XXX XXXX
(0)12 8 XXX XXXX	(0)18 XXX XXXX
(0)12 0 XXX XXXX	(0)150 XXX XXXX

Vodafone
New Numbering Plan	Existing Number
(0)10 0 XXX XXXX	(0)10 XXX XXXX
(0)10 6 XXX XXXX	(0)16 XXX XXXX
(0)10 9 XXX XXXX	(0)19 XXX XXXX
(0)10 1 XXX XXXX	(0)151 XXX XXXX

Etisalat
New Numbering Plan	Existing Number
(0)11 1 XXX XXXX	(0)11 XXX XXXX
(0)11 4 XXX XXXX	(0)14 XXX XXXX
(0)11 2 XXX XXXX	(0)152 XXX XXXX

Mongolia +976

Mr Zorigt Uranbileg
Officer of Information and Telecommunication Numbering
Regulation Department
Communications Regulatory Commission of Mongolia
Amarsanaa Street-26
ULAANBAATAR -210524
Mongolia 
Tel:	+976 11 304 257/ +976 11 304 258  
Fax	+976 11 366 040
E-mail:	uranbileg@crc.gov.mn
	uran_yaruu@yahoo.com

Communication of 11.XI.2010

The Communications Regulatory Commission of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, announces that the following new number ranges have been assigned:

Service	Number Range
VoIP	+976 75 XX XXXX +976 76 XX XXXX +976 79 XX XXXX
Mobile	+976 89 XX XXXX

Solomon Islands +677

Telecommunications Commissioner
Telecommunications Commission (TCSI)
PO Box 2180
HONIARA 
Solomon (Islands)
Tel:	+677 23862
Fax:	+677 23861
E-mail:	nicholas.williams@tcsi.org.sb

Communication of 24.XI.2010

Telecommunications Commission (TCSI), Honiara, recalls that new mobile GSM number ranges 840 0000 – 889 9999 have been assigned to BMobile (SI) Ltd, Solomon Islands since 31 August 2010. However, callers to its network from certain countries have had problems because some operators have not yet updated their number registries.

E.164 national numbering for country code 677 – Number Range for BMobile (SI) Ltd. (trading name bemobile), Solomon Islands

a) Overview:

The minimum number length (excluding the country code) is: 7 digits

The maximum number length (excluding the country code) is: 7 digits

b) Detail of numbering scheme:

(1)	(2)		(3)	(4)
NDC (National Destination Code) or leading digits of N(S)N (National (Significant) Number)	N(S)N number length		Usage of E.164 number	Additional information
	Maximum length	Minimum length
8400000 – 8899999	7	7	Non-geographic number –digital mobile GSM – Assigned to BMobile (SI) Ltd

Administrations and recognized operating agencies (ROAs) are urgently requested to ensure access to these new number ranges.

Other communications

Netherlands

Netherlands Antilles: islands of Curaçao; Sint Maarten; Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba

Communication of 7.XII.2010:

The Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the United Nations Office and other International organizations in Geneva announces as follows.

Up until 10 October 2010, the Kingdom of the Netherlands consisted of three parts: the Netherlands, the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba. The Netherlands Antilles consisted of the islands of Curaçao, Sint Maarten, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba.

With effect from 10 October 2010, the Netherlands Antilles ceased to exist as a part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. From that date onwards, the Kingdom consists of four parts: the Netherlands, Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten. Curaçao and Sint Maarten enjoy internal self-government within the Kingdom, as Aruba does.

These changes constitute a modification of the internal constitutional relations within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The Kingdom of the Netherlands will accordingly remain the subject of international law with which agreements are concluded. The modification of the structure of the Kingdom will therefore not affect the validity of the international agreements ratified by the Kingdom for the Netherlands Antilles: these agreements, including any reservations made, will continue to apply to Curaçao and Sint Maarten.

The other islands that until 10 October 2010, formed part of the Netherlands Antilles – Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba – have become part of the Netherlands, thus constituting ‘the Caribbean part of the Netherlands’. The agreements that until 10 October 2010 applied to the Netherlands Antilles also continue to apply to these islands; however, the Government of the Netherlands is now responsible for implementing these agreements.

Contact:

Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
31-33, Avenue Giuseppe-Motta
Case postale 196
1211 GENÈVE 20
Switzerland
Tel:           +41 22 748 1800
Fax:          +41 22 748 1818
E-mail :   mission.netherlands@ties.itu.int

Argentina

Communication of 8.XI.2010:

Public holidays in 2011

• ·Fixed holidays

Day	Date: day, month	Commemoration
Saturday	1º January	New Year
Monday & Tuesday	7 & 8 February	Carnival
Thursday	24 March	National Day in Memory of Truth & Justice (Act Nº 26 085)
Friday	25 March	Extended holiday to encourage tourism
Saturday	2 April	Veteran’s Day and Day of those who died in the Malvinas War (Act Nº 26 110)
Friday	22 April	Good Friday
Sunday	1º May	Labour Day
Wednesday	25 May	May Revolution Day
Monday	20 June	Creation of the national flag by General Manuel Belgrano
Saturday	9 July	Independence Day
Thursday	8 December	Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary
Friday	9 December	Extended holiday to encourage tourism
Sunday	25 December	Christmas Day

• Movable holidays

Day	Date: day, month	Commemoration
Monday, 15 August	17 August (b)	Anniversary of the death of General José de San Martín
Monday, 10 October	12 October (a)	Respect and Cultural Diversity Day
28 November (a)	20 November	National Sovereignty Day
(a) These holidays are governed by Act Nº 26 416. Dates that fall on a Tuesday or Wednesday are moved to the previous Monday; the ones that fall on a Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday are moved to the subsequent Monday. (b) This holiday in governed by Act Nº 24 445, and is moved to the third Monday of the respective month.

·• Fixed non working days

Day	Date: day, month	Commemoration
Thursday	21 April	Maundy Thursday – Christian Festivity
Tuesday & Wednesday Monday & Tuesday	19, 20, 25 & 26 April	Jewish Community - Passover
Sunday	24 April	Armenian Community – Genocide Remembrance Day
Tuesday	30 August	Islamic Community – End of Ramadan – Eid-al-Fitr
Monday & Tuesday	19 & 20 September	Jewish Community – Jewish New Year – Rosh Hashanah – 5772 Argentina
Saturday	8 October	Jewish Community - Yom Kippur – Day of Atonement
Sunday	6 November	Islamic Community – Eid-ul-Adha - Festival of Sacrifice
Saturday	26 November	Islamic Community – Islamic New Year – Al Hijra 1433
(a) Act Nº 26 199 enacted in memory of the genocide suffered by the Armenian people. Public entities’ employees and officials, and Armenian schools’ students are authorized to dispose freely of 24 April every year, so that they can attend and participate in the activities organized in commemoration of the tragedy that affected their community. Provincial governments are invited to subscribe to the provisions of the this act. (b) Only for inhabitants who profess the Jewish Religion; stipulated by Executive Order 1584/2010. (c) Only for inhabitants who profess the Islamic Religion; stipulated by Executive Order 1584/2010. (d) Approximate dates; they are ruled by the lunar calendar.

Australia

Communication of 2.XI.2010:

Public holidays in 2011

Australia has different public holidays for each state. The Australian Communications and Media Authority makes available the following link for each state:

http://australia.gov.au/topics/australian-facts-and-figures/public-holidays

Micronesia

Communication of 9.XI.2010:

Public holidays in 2011

Day/month
1 January	New Year’s Day
31 March	Micronesia’s Culture/Traditional Day
10 May	Constitution Day
24 October	UN Day
3 November	Independence Day
11 November	Veterans Day
25 December	Christmas Day

Seychelles

Communication of 18.XI.2010:

Public holidays in 2011

Day/month
1 & 2 January	New Year’s Day
22 April	Good Friday
24 April	Easter Sunday
1 May	Labour Day
3 June	Corpus Christi
5 June	Liberation Day
18 June	National Day
29 June	Independence Day
15 August	Assumption Day
1 November	All Saint’s Day
8 December	Immaculate Conception
25 December	Christmas Day

Spain

Communication of 3.XI.2010:

Public holidays in 2011

The Dirección General de Trabajo makes available the publication of the calendar of public holidays at the national level on the Internet site of the Boletín Oficial del Estado at

http://www.tt.mtas.es/periodico//calendario_2011.pdf

United States

Communication of 3.XI.2010:

Public holidays in 2011 (day, month)

Day/month
Monday, 17 January	Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Monday,21 February	Washington’s Birthday
Monday, 30 May	Memorial Day
Monday, 4 July	Independence Day
Monday, 5 September	Labour Day
Monday, 10 October	Columbus Day
Friday, 11 November	Veterans Day
Thursday, 24 November	Thanksgiving Day
Monday, 26 December	Christmas Day

Zimbabwe

Communication of 5.XI.2010:

Public holidays in 2011 (day, month)

Day	Date
Saturday	1 January	New Years Day
Monday	18 April	Independence Day
Friday	22 April	Good Friday
Saturday	23 April	Holy Saturday
Monday	25 April	Easter Monday
Sunday	1 May	Workers Day
Monday	2 May	Workers Day (in lieu)
Wednesday	25 May	Africa Day
Monday	8 August	Heroes Day
Tuesday	9 August	Defence Forces Day
Thursday	22 December	Unity Day
Sunday	25 December	Christmas Day
Monday	26 December	Boxing Day

Mobile Country or Geographical Area Codes

(Recommendation ITU-T E.212)

Note from the TSB

Patent involving use of unassigned E.212 MCCs

Communication of 19 November 2010

TSB Circular 87 on Patent apparently involving use of unassigned E.212 Mobile Country Code (MCCs) was issued on 2 February 2010. The patent was filed with the World International Property Organization on 6 April 2005, as number PCT/EP2005/003612.

A previous notice regarding this matter appeared in Operational Bulletin 951 of 1.III.2010.

On the basis of contributions from the membership and discussion, ITU-T Study Group 2 agreed on 18 November 2010 that the practice described in the patent is not consistent with the use of Recommendation E.212 and IMSIs because the Recommendation specifies that such resources (MCC) must be duly assigned by the ITU-T prior to these being used in any system. As the patent relies on resources marked “spare” in the international identification plan E.212 that are likely to be assigned in the future by the ITU-T, such a mechanism must not be implemented in a system that refers to Recommendation E.212.

In particular, Study Group 2 agreed that:

a) The use of the unassigned international numbering resources as proposed in the patent would contravene basic principles of resource management and E.212 in particular and whether this would be known to those skilled in the art.

b) The use of numbering resources proposed in the patent is absolutely not workable even though 800-899 and 902-999 are reserved or spare now, in particular because it would not be practical to make almost 20% of the E.212 code space unusable in order to support applications that were developed apparently in contravention of ITU-T Recommendations and procedures.

c) The patent implicitly does not meet requirements for E.212 international numbering resources for SIMs, for example, the MCC value is preferably associated to a kind of a mobile device, and the MNC value is associated to one or a family of functionalities of such devices.

Amendments

Abbreviations used in this section

ADD: Insert
PAR: Paragraph
COL: Column
REP: Replace
LIR: Read
SUP: Delete
P: Page(s)

7 publications

Amd. to Dialling Procedures (International prefix, national (trunk) prefix and national (significant) number)

ITU-T E.164 2010-11

LIRP 3Lapsed / Inactive Record

P 3 Congo LIR

country or area	country code	international prefix	national sig number	utc dst
Congo	242	00	9 digits	+1

Amd. to List of Issuer Identifier Numbers for the International Telecommunication Charge Card

ITU-T E.118 2006-05

ADD13Addition

country or area	company name	company address 1	company address 2	company address 3	contact	contact address 1	contact address 2	contact address 3	tel	fax	email	issue id number	effective date
Cyprus	PrimeTel PLC	The Maritime Center	141 Omonias Avenue	3045 LIMASSOL	Mr Theodosis Theodosiou	The Maritime Center	141 Omonias Avenue	3045 LIMASSOL	+357 25 100 100	+357 25 561 892	ththeodosis@prime-tel.com	89 357 20	15.XI.2010

ADD48Addition

country or area	company name	company address 1	company address 2	company address 3	contact	contact address 1	contact address 2	contact address 3	tel	fax	email	issue id number	effective date
United Kingdom	Marathon Telecom Limited	28 Halkett Place	St Hellier	JERSEY	Mr Jerry Rabaste	2 Grainville Court, St Saviour	JERSEY	Channel Islands JE2 7GA	+44 7797 711 090	+44 2076 812 394	jerryrabaste@	89 44 03	1.I.2011

Amd. no. 3 to List of Access codes/numbers for mobile networks

ITU-T E.164 2010-11

Amd 3Position amended originally published as annex to OB No. 967 · 31.X.2010Authoritative ↗

LIR6Lapsed / Inactive Record

country or area	country code	mobile telephone numbers
Costa Rica	506	7, 8
Democratic Republic of the Congo	243	8, 9
Vanuatu (Republic of)	678	5, 7

LIR4Lapsed / Inactive Record

country or area	country code	mobile telephone numbers
Costa Rica	506	7, 8
Democratic Republic of the Congo	243	8, 9
Vanuatu (Republic of)	678	5, 7

LIR7Lapsed / Inactive Record

country or area	country code	mobile telephone numbers
Costa Rica	506	7, 8
Democratic Republic of the Congo	243	8, 9
Vanuatu (Republic of)	678	5, 7

Amd. no. 11 to Mobile Network Codes (MNC) for the international identification plan for public networks and subscriptions

ITU-T E.212 2016-09

Amd 11Position amended originally published as annex to OB No. 958 · 14.VI.2010Authoritative ↗

ADDP 29Addition

mcc mnc codes	country or area	networks
280 20	Cyprus	Primetel PLC
202 01	Greece	COSMOTE
202 02		COSMOTE
202 03		OTE
202 04		EDISY
202 05		VODAFON-PANAFON
202 06		COSMOLINE
202 07		AMD TELECOM
202 09		WIND
202 10		WIND
617 03	Mauritius	Mahanagar Telephone (Mauritius) Ltd.
292 01	San Marino	Prima San Marino / San Marino Telecom
240 28	Sweden	CoolTEL Aps A.B.
553 01	Tuvalu	Tuvalu Telecommunications Corporation

Amd. to National Numbering Plan

ITU-T E.129 2013-01

Authoritative ↗

ADD970-001Addition

country or area	country code
Costa Rica	+506
Dem.Rep. of the Congo	+243
Vanuatu	+678

Amd. no. 12 to List of International Signalling Point Codes (ISPC)

ITU-T Q.708 1999-03

Amd 12Position amended originally published as annex to OB No. 956 · 14.V.2010Authoritative ↗

ADDP 4Addition

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
6-063-2	Angola	12794	ISC3	Movicel

ADDP 24Addition

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
5-237-4	Cyprus	12140	PrimeTelMVNO	Primetel PLC

SUPP 30Suppression

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
2-016-4	France	4228	Telecom Italia - POP Courbevoie 1	Telecom Italia
2-016-6	France	4230	Telecom Italia - POP Courbevoie 2	Telecom Italia
2-020-0	France	4256	Telecom Italia - POP Courbevoie 3	Telecom Italia
2-020-4	France	4260	Telecom Italia - POP Marseille	Telecom Italia

ADD970-004Addition

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
2-016-4	France P 30 to 32	4228	Free Mobile - POP Paris Courbevoie 1	Free Mobile
2-016-6	France P 30 to 32	4230	Free Mobile - POP Paris Courbevoie 2	Free Mo bile
2-020-0	France P 30 to 32	4256	Free Mobile - POP Paris Courbevoie 3	Free Mobile
2-020-4	France P 30 to 32	4260	Free Mobile - POP Marseille	Free Mobile
2-151-3	France P 30 to 32	5307	Symacom - Paris 2	Symacom
2-203-2	France P 30 to 32	5722	Longphone - Paris 2	Longphone
2-221-2	France P 30 to 32	5866	Budget Telecom - Paris	Budget Telecom
6-233-2	France P 30 to 32	14154	Completel - Villeurbanne	Completel
6-233-3	France P 30 to 32	14155	Completel - Toulouse	Completel
6-233-4	France P 30 to 32	14156	Wanatel - Paris	Wanatel
7-238-2	France P 30 to 32	16242	Symacom - Paris 1	Symacom

SUPP 32Suppression

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
6-094-0	French Departments and Territories in the Indian Ocean	13040	Guet@li- Haut Débit – Réunion	Guet@li Haut-Débit

ADDP 32Addition

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
6-094-0	French Departments and Territories in the Indian Ocean	13040	SRR - Réunion - Le Port	SRR

ADDP 68Addition

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
3-160-2	Martinique	7426	Dauphin Telecom - Martinique 2	Dauphin Télécom

ADDP 94Addition

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
6-113-1	South Africa	13193	JBM-01	Telkom S.A. Ltd
6-113-2	South Africa	13194	JSM-01	Telkom S.A. Ltd

ADDP 99Addition

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
2-205-7	Sweden	5743	CoolTEL SMSC-KLD-1	CoolTEL Aps

ADDP 103Addition

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
5-220-2	The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	12002	WTI SK	WTI Macedonia

SUPP 127Suppression

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
3-037-6	United States P 121 to	6446	White Plains, NY	AT&T
3-037-7	United States P 121 to	6447	White Plains, NY	AT&T
3-044-2	United States P 121 to	6498	Los Angeles, CA	RSLCom USA, Inc
3-050-3	United States P 121 to	6547	Middletown, NJ	AT&T
3-055-2	United States P 121 to	6586	Washington, D.C.	Transaction Network Services, Inc
3-056-4	United States P 121 to	6596	Atlanta, GA	AT&T
3-057-4	United States P 121 to	6604	Sacramento (4), CA	AT&T
3-057-6	United States P 121 to	6606	Warrenville, IL	AT&T
3-059-5	United States P 121 to	6621	Dallas, TX	RSLCom USA, Inc
3-059-6	United States P 121 to	6622	New York (1), NY	RSLCom USA, Inc
3-059-7	United States P 121 to	6623	Los Angeles, CA	RSLCom USA, Inc
3-180-0	United States P 121 to	7584	New York (2), NY	RSLCom USA, Inc
3-180-1	United States P 121 to	7585	White Plains, NY	AT&T
3-180-2	United States P 121 to	7586	White Plains, NY	AT&T
3-182-2	United States P 121 to	7602	Sherman Oaks (3), CA	AT&T
3-189-4	United States P 121 to	7660	Sherman Oaks, CA	AT&T
3-189-5	United States P 121 to	7661	Atlanta, GA	AT&T
3-189-6	United States P 121 to	7662	White Plains, NY	AT&T

ADDP 121Addition

ipsc	country	dec	signal point name	signal point operator
3-039-1	United States	6457	Oak Hill, VA	Orange Business Services
3-039-2	United States	6458	Oak Hill, VA	Orange Business Services

Amd. no. 4 to List of Signalling Area/Network Codes (SANC)

ITU-T Q.708 1999-03

Amd 4Position amended originally published as annex to OB No. 965 · 30.IX.2010Authoritative ↗

ADDP 19Addition

code	area or network	note
6-033	Mauritius (Republic of)	SANC: Signalling Area/Network Code. Code de zone/réseau sémaphore (CZRS). Código de zona/red de señalización (CZRS).

ADDP 34Addition

code	area or network	note
6-033	Mauritius (Republic of)	SANC: Signalling Area/Network Code. Code de zone/réseau sémaphore (CZRS). Código de zona/red de señalización (CZRS).

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