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OpenIP interconnection rules

OpenIP, a telecom operator exercising a significant influence on the relevant fixed termination market, presents below the main methods of interconnection to its fixed network.

OpenIP sets up within its IP network SIP Service Points (PSS) dedicated to the termination service of voice calls on its network.

The PSS can be addressed exclusively using the “SIP” protocol.

The location of the relevant interconnection points are as follows:

Alphalink Telco Center : 53 avenue de l’Europe 92400 Courbevoie
Equinix PA3 : 114 Rue Ambroise Croizat 93200 Saint-Denis

The methods of connection to these points:

Physical : Cross-connect 1 Go LX
Routing : IP/BGP
Service : SIP
Redundant on our 2 Parisian POPs

The contact details for any interconnection request

Any interconnection request must be made to the following email address: noc@openip.fr

Tariffs relating to communications delivered over IP interconnection

The following tariffs are applicable for operators with interconnection to OpenIP networks.

Called	Caller	Interconnection point	C1 C2	R1 R2	Tariff
OpenIP Fixe	Fixe géo	SIP	valide	valide	0,00077
OpenIP Fixe	Fixe non géo	SIP	valide	valide	0,00077

R1R2 : original identifier of the calling network. Characters of the IdLoc field transmitted by the signaling according to ARCEP recommendations.

Calls not respecting this provision to OpenIP will be increased by 0.0003 € / min.

C1C2 : caller location identification. For fixed geographic numbers, the location is determined by the caller’s ZABPQ. For non-geographic fixed numbers and mobile numbers, the location is determined by the C1C2 characters of the IdLoc field transmitted by the signage according to ARCEP recommendations.