Re: X400 & FAX

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From: vcerf
Date: Sat, 01 Jun 1991 15:42

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Urs,

I was surprised to see "X121=" as the prefix for fax and telex
numbers. I had thought that X121 addresses were for X.25
services and had a distinct numbering plan from the E.164
telephone numbers used today for fax. Have I just totally
forgotten something about the definition of X121?

Vint

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