[AusNOG] Symbio Ports

[Tony]

Don't know about that specific company, but we've found ports of PSTN/ISDN ranges to VoIP/SIP providers problematic in a number of cases. It is definitely a function that still seems to be fraught with danger and uncertainty about whether it will work.

We've had situations that have taken 2-3 months to sort out.

I am wondering if this is common place though ?  (sorry highjacking your thread to get more general opinion on number porting from traditional telephony to non-traditional providers).


regards,
Tony.





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> From: Ben Cornish <Ben.Cornish at overthewire.com.au>
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>Hey All,
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>Anyone else having issues with Symbio porting numbers from their newly acquired GoTalk without notifying their clients ?
>Then actually breaking it and not knowing what’s going on and pretending like a port never happened ?
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>Seems like they just ported a truck load of numbers and emergency ported back… then failure L
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