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Network specifications

The documents in this section describe the technical interface characteristics of the Proximus network, according to the products and services involved. These specialized documents are mainly directed towards the manufacturers of terminal equipment, so as to guarantee its compatibility with our network.

These specifications describe the situation of the Proximus network and services. They will be subject to modifications for corrections or when the network or the services will be modified. Please take into account that modifications can appear at any moment. Therefore, the reader is requested to check regularly with the most recent list of available specifications that the document in one's possession is the latest version.

Proximus cannot be held responsible for any damages due to the use of a version of this specification which is not included in the most recent list of available specifications (list always available with a request to the e-mail address mentioned in the last paragraph).

Although every care has been taken in the preparation and publication of these documents, errors in content, typographical or other, may occur. If you have any remarks regarding their accuracy, please send a mail to proximus.uni.spec@proximus.com and your remark will be transmitted to the right Proximus department.

For any questions about the content of these specifications, don't hesitate to send a mail to proximus.uni.spec@proximus.com. We commit ourselves to give you an answer as soon as possible.

Title Last version Last version date
PXM IMS Corporate VoIP - UNI specification - SIP signalling - Enterprise_Voice_Multi 2.2 September 2019
PXM IMS Corporate VoIP - UNI specification - SIP signalling - Business Trunking with IMS services 2.4 September 2019
PXM IMS Corporate VoIP - UNI specification - SIP signalling - Wireless Office extended 2.2 September 2019
PXM IMS Corporate VoIP - UNI specification - FAX over IP 2.0 June 2019
PXM IMS Corporate VoIP - UNI specification - General 2.3 September 2019
PXM IMS Corporate VoIP - UNI specification - Address templates 2.3 September 2019
Transmission and interface characteristics of VDSL service 3.0 03-Jun-14
Short message communication for PSTN/ISDN 1.4 19-Nov-07
ADSL2 annex L 1.0 20-Apr-07
ADSL2+ over ISDN 1.0 20-Jun-05
ADSL2+ over POTS 1.0 20-Jun-05
SMS interoperability 2.1 15-Oct-04
Information Tones 1.3 10-Apr-03
ISDN - DSS1 - NETWORK LAYER 3 - Handling of the number information 1.1 10-Apr-03
16 kHz Charge Event Notification 1.3 10-Feb-03
Completion of Calls to Busy Subscriber (CCBS - Ring Back) 1.3 10-Feb-03
Analog Subscriber Line Signalling (Basic Call) 4.1 24-Jan-03
Euro-ISDN (Basic Call) 2.3 24-Jan-03
Advice of Charge (AOC) 1.3 24-Jan-03
PSTN: Subscriber line protocol for display (and related) services 3.3 10-Jan-03
ISDN - DSS1- NETWORK LAYER 3 - Calling Name Identification Presentation (CNIP) 1.1 10-Jan-03
Subscriber Control Interface (SCI) 2.1 24-Dec-02
STM-4 and VC-4-4c digital leased lines 1.0 10-Dec-02
ISDN - DSS1 - NETWORK LAYER 3 - Subscriber control procedures (Stimulus protocol) for ISDN supplementary services 1.0 31-Oct-02
The Public OFFNET Service 1.0 23-Sep-02
SDH leased Lines 1.2 10-Jul-02
Multi-Fractional STM-1 digital leased lines 1.0 10-Jul-02
Ethernet link 2.0 25-Jun-02
Colo to Colo or Colo to PoP Backhaul leased lines - Provision of 2048 kbit/s digital links 1.0 12-Jun-02
Colo to Colo or Colo to PoP Backhaul leased lines - Provision of 34 Mbit/s digital links 1.0 12-Jun-02
Colo to Colo or Colo to PoP Backhaul leased lines - Provision of SDH VC-4 digital links 1.0 12-Jun-02
The Private ONNET Service 1.0 25-Feb-02
SHDSL (Single-pair High-speed Digital Subscriber Line) 1.0 23-Jan-02
34.368 kbit/s digital leased lines 1.2 28-Dec-01
140 Mbit/s leased lines 1.2 28-Dec-01
Transmission and interface characteristics of the galvanic leased lines service 2.1 13-Aug-01
Transmission and interface characteristics of PSTN service 2.1 26-Feb-01
ONP 64 kbit/s digital leased lines 1.2 26-Jul-00
Nx64 kbit/s digital leased lines 1.2 26-Jul-00
Multidestination leased lines (MD) or Multifractional E1 (MFE1) 1.2 26-Jul-00
ADSL over POTS 1.0 28-Feb-00
ADSL over ISDN 1.0 28-Feb-00
Transparent 2048 kbit/s digital leased lines 2.0 10-May-99
Structured 2048 kbit/s digital leased lines 2.0 10-May-99
ONP (D2048s) 2 Mbit/s digital leased lines 1.0 18-Feb-99
Analogue leased lines of special quality 1.1 08-Feb-99
Analogue leased lines M1025 1.1 08-Feb-99
Analogue leased lines of ordinary quality 1.1 08-Feb-99
Internet Protocol (IP) Connectivity 1.1 08-Feb-99
Transmission and interface characteristics of ISDN services 1.0 22-Jul-98

Future updates

Considering the implementation of the R&TTE directive (directive n° 1999/5/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 09/03/1999), Proximus publishes the updates of its UNI (User to Network Interface) specifications 6 months before their official validation.

Nevertheless for minor updates or redesign, after BIPT (Belgian Institute of Postal services and Telecommunications) consent, this publication delay could be less than 6 months.

Responsible Disclosure

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Why Proximus believes in Responsible Disclosure

Proximus is continuously working on improving the performance and security of its networks and IT systems. The privacy of our customers’ data is hereby respected at all times. Despite all the measures, a security vulnerability may occur in one of our systems or networks. Have you discovered such a  security issue or found evidence of it, let us know. We would like to collaborate with you to solve this problem as quickly as possible.

Some agreements

To prevent any kind of abuse by others of the potential vulnerability, we ask you to always respect the following guidelines of our Responsible Disclosure policy when sending a notification :

What can you test?

Suspected security vulnerabilities that can be misused for illegal purposes and which occur:

What can you expect from Proximus?

Proximus appreciates your help in optimizing the security of its systems and networks. That's why we will do our utmost to have all contacts in a fair and respectful way:

If you report us a security problem, we will get in touch with you within 2 working days. It goes without saying that we can reach you via the e-mail address or other contact information you left behind. We also keep you informed of further developments.

In case of abuse

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