X400: Definition of X.121 AddressLast reviewed: October 20, 1997Article ID: Q86977  | 
	
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 The X.121 is an address that enables packets to be sent to people on a public data network. The X.25 network uses X.121 addresses to determine routing within the X.25 network. The X.121 address can be equated to a voice phone number on a telephone network. The X.121 address length for an international data number is a 10-digit numeric character set from 0 to 9. The number formats for various data accesses are as follows: 
    International data number:
      P + DNIC + NTN
   Or, if the number is part of a national integrated numbering scheme:
      P + DCC + National Number
   Public telephone network:
      P + 9 + TCC + National Significant Telephone Number
   Public Telex network
      P + 8 + TDC + National Telex Number
Here are descriptions of the acronyms used above:
 Acronym Description ------- ----------- DCC Data country code (3 digits) DNIC Data network identification code (4 digits) NTN Network terminal number) P International prefix TCC Telephone country code TDC Telex destination codeFor more information, refer to CCITT Recommendation X.121 Fascicle VIII.4. 
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