IP PBX

Vino5star

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I'm trying to figure out whether this IP PBX is a dedicated voice service that is IP PBX from one place to IP PBX from another place. Or can this be used by all who are on IP PBX.

Asked: August 21, 2008 8:06 AM Last updated: November 13, 2014 1:50 PM

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IP PBX will talk to IP PBX only

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The PBX should have some public switched telephone network (PSTN) access to provide local and long distance calling services. The IP PBX can provide IP telephony services, but it should not be limited to VOIP only. See my blog entry on VOIP for some more information.

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BrentSheets Aug 21, 2008 12:32 AM GMT

Vino5star, since this is your first question on IT Knowledge Exchange - welcome to the community. I wanted to add, for future questions - please do not post your question and tag in all caps. It won't call more attention to your question, except maybe to get it deleted. Thanks for your cooperation.

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EricLKlein Nov 13, 2014 1:50 PM GMT

Vino5Star, you need to provide more information about what kind of PBX.
Most of the ones based on Asterisk or FreeSwitch will have commands to see what trunks are connected to it.
This way you would see is there are only SIP (VoIP) or IAX2 (Asterisk VoIP) on it as well as other connections like PRI (traditional voice), etc.

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