Arrangement of communications channels into an identical group.
trunks of a common type, given an identity to distinguish between different types of connecting facilities.
a group of essentially like trunks that go between the same two geographical points
a logical grouping of interfaces with the same signaling characteristics
a logical grouping of lines, ports or time slots that can be used to pass calls
Several trunks provided as a group by the local telephone company or other carrier. Generally, all trunks in the group will be in use before a busy signal is returned to the caller.
Group of telephone lines that connect a key telephone system or PBX to the phone company. Used in applications such as incoming customer service lines, information lines, or sales lines.
A group of trunks of a similar type.
A trunk or any number of trunks that have the same PBX group number within the switch and/or are accessed in the same manner or send their traffic out over the same carrier. Also known as ROUTE.