woow you always impress me .. I will check it out later even I got a feeling I wouldn't understand a thing but I my good sense will guide me hopefully. cheers! :)
It should be easy to understand...
Here are two things you may need to know and then it should be clear.
PBX = Phone System. Think of it like a box at an office that provides all the phones to the offices. Residential phones go through PBXes as well they just typically are what is known as a Multi-Tenant PBX that the phone company uses.
DID = Telephone number :)
ISP = Internet Service Provider
If you know those three things then what I wrote likely will be mostly understandable.
woow you always impress me .. I will check it out later even I got a feeling I wouldn't understand a thing but I my good sense will guide me hopefully. cheers! :)
It should be easy to understand...
Here are two things you may need to know and then it should be clear.
PBX = Phone System. Think of it like a box at an office that provides all the phones to the offices. Residential phones go through PBXes as well they just typically are what is known as a Multi-Tenant PBX that the phone company uses.
DID = Telephone number :)
ISP = Internet Service Provider
If you know those three things then what I wrote likely will be mostly understandable.
Oh...
SIP is the protocol most often used to transmit phone calls over internet.
Most phone systems and even cell phones use a variant of it.
great! DID is "dialer ID" maybe hehe..nice, thank for the intro to the phone world I can brag about it now lol... thank you sir!! appreciate your time
It technically is Direct Inward Dial. Which is another way of saying Telephone Number. :)
wow ... he he he ...I gave it a shot ;D
just because... :) after I left the comment here I got into this post...my mind is playing tricks on me now lol xP
https://steemit.com/gif/@stellabelle/does-anyone-know-how-to-make-our-profile-pic-into-a-moving-gif