Re: draft-ietf-fax-service-v2-01.txt

[Hiroshi Tamura <tamura@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

A question.

> I also noted, looking at RFC 2304, that the address form:
> 
>      FAX=123456789@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> 
> is not permitted.  (i.e. no local-phone with FAX=)

FAX=+123456789@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

is permitted ?

RFC2304 says,
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   global-phone = "+" 1*( DIGIT , written-sep )

   written-sep = ( "-" / "." )

   The use of other dialling schemas for PSTN numbers (like private
   numbering plans or local dialling conventions) is also allowed.
   However, this does not preclude nor remove the minimal compulsory
   requirement to support the "global-phone" syntax as defined above.

   Any non "global-phone" dialling schema MUST NOT use the leading "+"
   between the "=" sign and the dialling string. The "+" sign is
   strictly reserved for the standard "global-phone" syntax.

   Note:
     The specification of these different dialling schemas is out of
     scope for this minimal specification.
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I am a little confused.

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