What is PSTN?
The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) is the network of the world’s public circuit-switched telephone networks. In short, this is what allows any telephone in the world to communicate with any other telephone.
AudioCodes’ PSTN migration solutions are targeted at fixed-line service providers who are transforming their TDM fixed-line networks to all-IP. The solutions consist of a set of scalable CPE devices, central office gateways, and management and monitoring application suites. These elements fit together seamlessly to give fixed-line providers a quick, reliable and cost-effective path from TDM to all-IP services.
PSTN Features & Benefits
While the internet-based communication technologies like VoIP have gained popularity, PSTN continues to offer specific benefits, especially in scenarios where reliable and traditional voice communication is a priority.
- Reliability
- Voice quality
- Global reach
- Emergency services
- Compatibility
- Security
- Regulation
The PSTN represents the traditional telephone network infrastructure that has played a crucial role in global communication for many decades offering reliable voice connectivity and supporting various telephony services.
