[cisco-voip] Intraarea and Interarea NANP Calling

[Mike King]

Anthony,

I'm not sure what your question actually was, but I'll attempt to answer.

1, Depends on your LEC (Local Exchange Carrier) or your CLEC (Competitive
Local Exchange Carrier)
2. Depends on your LEC (Local Exchange Carrier) or your CLEC (Competitive
Local Exchange Carrier)  (But almost always require the 1 to leave your
Area.

Further detail on item 1, i've dealt with some rural areas (none recently
so I don't know if they've updated their CO) that only required the last 4.
  I know for a fact that large area's of New Hampshire, US only require 7
digit.  However Massachusetts, US requires 10 digits throughout the entire
state.  It depends if the LEC did a Area Code overlay or not.

You want a real trip, lookup
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_exchange_names



On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 10:01 AM, Anthony Kouloglou <akoul at dataways.gr>wrote:

>  Hi all,
> i have 2 questions that might seem very trivial (if not ridiculous) for
> most of you.
> 1. When calling from an area XXX belonging to NANP to the same area:
>         a) we may not use the area prefix and we can send only the 7 digit
> number
>         b) we can add the area prefix and dial 10 digits
> 2. when calling to another area YYY (always belonging to NANP) we always
> have to dial  1+10 digit number total 11 digits. It does not matter if the
> other area in a neighboring state or a ... Caribbean country belonging to
> NANP.
>
> BR
> Anthony
>
>
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