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From: bennyl@fab8.sc.intel.com (Benny Lebovits)
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Subject: TEHO in UK
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Date: 10 Jan 91 06:00:00 GMT
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	I am working on a network design that is considering hubbing
out of the UK. Can anyone tell me whether TEHO (tail end hop off) or
off-net dialling is legal in the UK. I have received conflicting
reports. Through hearsay, Mercury has told one curtomer that it is
legal. I have read a magazine article that indicates lots of people
are doing it. Yet Intel's man on the spot claims it's illegal and that
he needs a permit to hook up any new equipment to the network.

	Any ideas as to how I can get a definitive ruling?

Benny