All you need to know about IPPBX

PBX stands for Private Branch Exchange. It is a system which facilitates internal communication for any business by connecting their telephone extensions with the Public Switched Telephone Network. In short, we can call IP PBX a telephone switching feature within a particular enterprise. All users are allowed to make use of a specific number of phone lines. IP PBX is basically a PBX that is equipped with IP (Internet Protocol) Connectivity. IP PBX providers may also provide additional video, audio and instant messaging with the help of the IP/ TCP protocol stack.
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If we combine VoIP gateways with PBX functionality, using the managed intranet will be easier for businesses. This will also reduce the expenses of long distance calls. CTI features may also be provided by IP PBX.
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Functions of IP PBX
As a certain part of the functionality of PBX is offered in software, it is comparatively cheaper and adding additional functionality like conferencing and live calls control by XML-RPC also becomes easier.
Some other functions provided by IP PBX providers are
  • Interactive voice response or IVR
  • PSTN or Public Switched Telephone Network
  • Inter-Asterisk Exchange
  • 323
  • Jingle, which is an extension of Google Talk’s XMPP Protocol)
  • SIP

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