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swhx7
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join:2006-07-23
Elbonia
 ·RoadRunner Cable
| Re: Solution in search of a problem? Consumers are giving up landlines, but telcos are still selling them to businesses. A business or other organization will have its own pbx or whatever in the building, but then it goes to a line in the street.
And as someome else pointed out, once the wireless calls come from the tower they go into copper or fiber. | |
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Matt
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Jamestown, NC
 ·North State Commun..
| Re: Solution in search of a problem? said by swhx7  :Consumers are giving up landlines, but telcos are still selling them to businesses. A business or other organization will have its own pbx or whatever in the building, but then it goes to a line in the street. And as someome else pointed out, once the wireless calls come from the tower they go into copper or fiber. If a business is tying POTS lines into a PBX they need to leave the 1970's. Multiple lines pulled into a PBX are done via digital circuit (like a T-1, or fractional variant) rather than traditional analog POTS lines.
I think folks are confusing a telco's data network with the POTS phone system. | |
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Birmingham, AL | Re: Solution in search of a problem? Why? What if I only need 3 or 4 lines? Keep it simple if at all possible. | |
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