Brief: IPPBX (IP-Private Branch Exchange) is a device that supports IP trunking access to the operator's IMS core network and can connect to the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) via digital or analog trunks. The IPPBX connects to terminals such as IADs, analog telephones, fax machines, POS machines, and IP phones, offering powerful voice features and telephony services.
Brief: IPPBX (IP-Private Branch Exchange) is a device that supports IP trunking access to the operator's IMS core network and can connect to the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) via digital or analog trunks. The IPPBX connects to terminals such as IADs, analog telephones, fax machines, POS machines, and IP phones, offering powerful voice features and telephony services.
Brief: IPPBX (IP-Private Branch Exchange) is a device that supports IP trunking access to the operator's IMS core network and can connect to the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) via digital or analog trunks. The IPPBX connects to terminals such as IADs, analog telephones, fax machines, POS machines, and IP phones, offering powerful voice features and telephony services.
Brief: IPPBX (IP-Private Branch Exchange) is a device that supports IP trunking access to the operator's IMS core network and can connect to the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) via digital or analog trunks. The IPPBX connects to terminals such as IADs, analog telephones, fax machines, POS machines, and IP phones, offering powerful voice features and telephony services.
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