Re: Blocks of numbers

[Duane <support@e164.org>]

Andre Gironda wrote:

> Neat!  What are people using e164.org for primarily right now?  Do you

So far VoIP, but we're adding additional fields and URL types to the 
system, as well as developing a client utilities to allow profile 
changes easily and quickly. The idea was you want to walk out the door 
and redirect all your calls to your mobile with 2 or 3 clicks, what 
we're doing will allow that...

> know the applications that are hitting the infrastructure?  Size/type/

At this stage the only application I know capable of supporting multiple 
enum zones is Asterisk, and apparently the CVS version of SER, but I 
haven't had time to confirm this...

> amount?  This information would be really interesting to publish.  How

We currently run 9 name servers in 3 countries, these are shared 
servers, so specific numbers would be hard to tell...

> much traffic are you getting?

So far this month we're averaging about 5,000 hits a day to the 
website... We've only been dealing with PSTN numbers for 2 weeks, so 
unless we ended up on the front page of every news paper world wide, I 
didn't expect us to have a million users by now...

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