SIP in higher education

[Duane <>]

William Caban wrote:

> of the users. What I actually liked about DUNDi was the ability to 
> aggregate numbers in a central location just like a "routing table" for 
> telephony, now, I'm thinking more in a close system (lets say a 
> University or a Corporation or an organization) where "trust" can be 
> achieve with more control,  and from there do Enum.164.

The same thing can be setup using a private inhouse enum zone as well, 
so while it might be more widely supported in future, relying on that to 
happen could leave you with headaches down the road if it isn't. At this 
point in time you can throw a lot of zones at most things that support 
enum because they were designed with public/private zones in mind...

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 Duane

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