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RE: London incidents
From: "Neil J. McRae" <neil () DOMINO ORG>
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 12:12:31 +0100
Some of the problems on the mobile networks were the result of a protocol to reserve mobile capabilities for the emergency services. The police have the authority to switch cells to emergency service and then people with specially registered SIM cards in their mobile can take priority. Presumably, some amount of capacity is also held in reserve for these people as well.
Requests from the police on specific SIM numbers on certain mobile networks whilst others applied such that you got no access to a cell site, others deployed a limit on normal SIM cards to limit the access down by 50% so that there was some level of service. Regards, Neil.
Current thread:
- RE: London incidents, (continued)
- RE: London incidents Neil J. McRae (Jul 07)
- Re: London incidents Gadi Evron (Jul 07)
- Re: London incidents Sean Donelan (Jul 09)
- Re: London incidents Spencer Wood (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Sean Donelan (Jul 09)
- RE: London incidents Fergie (Paul Ferguson) (Jul 07)
- RE: London incidents Michael . Dillon (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Iljitsch van Beijnum (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Michael . Dillon (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Iljitsch van Beijnum (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Jay R. Ashworth (Jul 11)
- RE: London incidents Michael . Dillon (Jul 11)
- RE: London incidents Neil J. McRae (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Robert E . Seastrom (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Steven M. Bellovin (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Robert E . Seastrom (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Scott W Brim (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Jay R. Ashworth (Jul 11)
- RE: London incidents Sean Donelan (Jul 11)
- RE: London incidents Bill Nash (Jul 11)
- Re: London incidents Steven M. Bellovin (Jul 11)