They use the
same circuitry such as a company uses LAN connection and they are called by
another name - Hosted PBX system - which runs on IP networks. They provide same
working theory like Internet according to them by passing any kind of
information in a secure manner in back and forth manner
It is also
called VOIP system that is provided with a special router to connect the
Network with the visible world. The switch process evidence directly from the
hosting service and become Hosted PBX. If it is created publicly the same
secure protocol is used such as HTTPS. Regarding to association what its
request - better security with fast access of everything - due to this private
connection is created that is also responsible for better bandwidth with more
secure levels for any company.
Simple Example:-
When any person
calls then what happens you know? The phone connects to IP Network - which then
connected to the remote Host Service provider - which analyzes the number and
according to number it creates a connection with IP networks using VOIP Protocols.
Besides these the remote server provides a variety of services such as the
creating of connection from another system.
Suppose a person
calling from any area, then what happens the nearby telecom tower calls site
take the call by GSM it has and in GSM it will filter signal by -45 to +45
degrees and select the best signal then send to nearby BSC which send the
signal to the nearby MSC and then to the user according to the number it had
stored in its database.
HOSTED TELEPHONY services are cheaper,
easier, and quicker to install with low maintenance charge along with updating
on the basis of some new technology arriving. These services are not the
alternative to traditional phone system, but they are more than it because of
technological change huge organizations having millions employees around the
world by using this system one can yield financial and business advantages
because people need secure and fast work and this will get only by using this
technology.
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