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Jim Henderson wrote:
> True; it would be interesting, for example, to know if my work number
> counts as part of the PTSN;
Yes, it does. If you have a phone number, you're part of the PSTN. If it
shares phone numbers with other phones (and you have to dial an extension or
something, or "dial 9 for an outside line and maybe get a busy signal"),
then it's still part of the PSTN, it's just all behind one phone number.
> all of us in the office have VOIP phones
> (mine is remote to the office switch most of the time) - from the trunk's
> perspective, though, I don't think it knows one way or the other.
It has to know how to route your call to the rest of the network.
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
Ada - the programming language trying to avoid
you literally shooting yourself in the foot.
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