The Network Terminal Tumber (NTN) is a set of digits that
make up the full address of the end point to a data terminal. It is either a ten
or eleven digit number found in the CCITT
(International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee) X.25 14-digit
address.
The NTN is ten digits in length when it is not part of a national integrated numbering format. When it is part of a national integrated numbering format, it is eleven digits in length. In both cases, it follows the Data Network Identification Code (DNIC) in the CCITT X.25 14-digit address.
NTN is also chat slang for "nothing."
The NTN is ten digits in length when it is not part of a national integrated numbering format. When it is part of a national integrated numbering format, it is eleven digits in length. In both cases, it follows the Data Network Identification Code (DNIC) in the CCITT X.25 14-digit address.
NTN is also chat slang for "nothing."
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