SPIDs have 14 digits - 10 required - the remainder 4 digits
is considered padding.
Daniel Cotts wrote:
> Does anyone know if there is a correlation between the trailing ones and
> zeros on a SPID and the ISDN switch type?
> Locally we use switch type basic-dms100. SPIDs end with 0101.
> I set up a site that used basic-ni1. Its SPIDS ended with 0100.
> It may be that I am asking the wrong question. A more generic question is -
> what is the meaning of those trailing ones and zeros? If you can cite a
> reference, I'd appreciate it. TIA
> I've already looked through two BCRAN books, CCIE Lab Study Guide, Giles,
> Uyless Black, and others.
>
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