What do mean by PABX and phone systems?

Answer 1

PaBX (Private Automatic Branch eXchange) is a type of phone system that connects extensions of internal telephone connections to the PSTN. This is small system that can be housed in the premises of the subscriber. Example: A small office has their own PABX that switches or transfers calls where they need to go. Virtual office phone systems, Virtual PBX, on the other hand provide switching on the premise of the hosting provider.

PaBX is a type of business phone system. Others types of phone systems are virtual PBX, IP PBX, hosted PBX, KSU less phone systems, KSU phone systems, etc.

Answer 2

First, we will tackle the word PBX. PBX stands for Private Branch eXchange. It is a phone system that enables an organization or user to gain complete control of their telecommunication.

Answer 3

A PBX phone system works on cell service lines and over the internet and is not tethered to a landline or to just one phone in a home. It is popular with areas that have spotty service.

Answer 4

An IP PBX offers more features than a conventional small business PBX. The phone performs by switching and connecting of Voice over IP as well as landline calls.