On Feb 17, 12:55pm, "John Neiberger" wrote:
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} Isn't this the reverse of what Chuck posted? This is how I thought it
Yeah, it was.
} was at one time but later I thought I had it backwards. Now I think I'm
} just really confused! Let me see if I have this right:
The ports are named for the type of device that connects to them.
} A phone, as an end-user device, is a station and hence an FXS device.
Yes.
} This connects to an FXO port on the router?
No, it connects to an FXS port (see above).
} A PBX, using a trunk line, connects to the FXS port?
Yes, because on the trunk line, it is acting as a Station.
However, with PBXs, trunk lines are usually T1s or PRIs which, of
course, would not connect to an FXS port.
}-- End of excerpt from "John Neiberger"
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