trunking
- noun
- Specialized
- The company implemented an efficient trunking system to manage multiple data streams between its networks.
Examples
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Among the many XO products DLT Solutions will deliver are enterprise VoIP and SIP Trunking, managed MPLS and Ethernet VPLS wide area networking, and high-performance data center and network connectivity solutions.
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You can tap phone lines; you can access inter-trunking routing codes; you can reach 'inward' operators—these are operators in distant cities.
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Using trunking, they were able to combine different telephone lines into one shared connection for better performance.
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With advanced trunking, the network can handle a higher volume of calls without interruptions.
Synonyms
A main phone line connecting phone centers to carry many calls
A connection that carries voice calls between two places
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Trunking comes from the word trunk, meaning the 'main' part like a tree trunk or a main road that carries many branches. So in phones and networks, trunking means using shared main lines to carry many calls or data streams at once.