"ENUM is not required for VoIP, although it does facilitate it."
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17 Apr 2008:
e164.org website goes IPv6
2 Apr 2008:
Roll out of new DNS daemon across network
29 Sep 2007:
e164.org has a new home
25 Sep 2007:
Additional name servers come online.
Oct 13 2006:
Launch of e164.org forum.
Jul 15 2006:
ITSP API access finalised and documented.
What is e164?
In a nutshell: E164.org is a public enum directory of telephone numbers that can be reached over the Internet by anyone anywhere!
The system works by publishing a DNS zone, 'e164.org', that can be used by various Internet applications. The idea is to be able to map your phone number to an Email address, website, VoIP addresses, etc.
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We also have a Frequently Asked Questions page.
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