Circuit ID

A circuit ID is a company-specific identifier assigned to a data or voice network between two locations, usually local telephone exchanges. The circuit is then leased to a customer by that ID. A subscriber having an issue with a circuit contacts the Controlling Local Exchange Carrier (Controlling LEC) telecommunications provider to provide this circuit ID for action on the designated circuit.

Read more about Circuit ID:  Telecom Circuit ID Formats, Circuit Designations in The United Kingdom, International Circuit Designations For Correspondent IPLCs

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... through which the message may be transmitted this ordering of the nodes is called a chain or a circuit ... No node within the circuit, except for the exit node, can infer where in the chain it is located, and no node can tell whether the node before it is the originator or how many nodes are in ... from the directory) of the first node in the circuit, known as the entry node, to send it an encrypted message, called a create cell, containing A circuit ID ...
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... MDD = Madrid PS = Paris Original CCITT Leased Circuit Types were P = Audio circuit (however transmitted over distance) presented as Audio for voice FP = Audio circuit (however ...

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