Signal & Syntax · Numbers and formats
What Is a Subscriber Number?
The subscriber number (SN) is the last part of a phone number, after the NDC. The SN identifies one line inside the NDC's range.The subscriber number (SN) is the last part of a phone number, after the NDC. The SN identifies one line inside the NDC's range.The subscriber number (SN) is the last part of a phone number, after the NDC. The SN identifies one line inside the NDC's range.
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Example
+44 20 7946 0000 └── SN
Subscriber Number in Practice
An An An E.164E.164 number splits into three parts: number splits into three parts: number splits into three parts: country calling codecountry calling code, , , national destination codenational destination code and subscriber number. The national regulator fixes the length of each part. The NDC and SN together form the national number, dialed after the trunk prefix. and subscriber number. The national regulator fixes the length of each part. The NDC and SN together form the national number, dialed after the trunk prefix. and subscriber number. The national regulator fixes the length of each part. The NDC and SN together form the national number, dialed after the trunk prefix.
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