On Feb 17, 11:35am, "Priscilla Oppenheimer" wrote:
}
} I learned voice from Randy Fischer, a brilliant engineer and helpful
teacher
} who works for Advanced Network Information, a Cisco training partner. Well,
} at least he used to work there. I haven't talked to him in ages.
}
} His way to help us remember what goes into what is to always remember that
} FXS talks to FXO and a telephone is office equipment. Look at your desk.
Yes, you can connect an FXS port directly to an FXO port.
} You have a computer, a telephone. It's office equipment. So it plugs into
an
This is extremely silly. Telephones are found in all sorts of
places: houses, cars, offices, outdoors, etc. Does this mean that the
type of device that a telephone is depends on where it is physically
located? In any case, this is telephony terminology. A telephone is
most definitely not an Office device. An Office is what the telco has
(i.e. CO -- Central Office). A telephone is a Station.
}-- End of excerpt from "Priscilla Oppenheimer"
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