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gom1947
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Post by gom1947 »

Anyone know where I can find a Glossary for all the acronyms & terms used here? Some of them I have never heard of, so makes it difficult to try some of the things I find here!

Thanks,
Grumpy Old Man.
lymon
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Post by lymon »

gom1947 wrote:Anyone know where I can find a Glossary for all the acronyms & terms used here? Some of them I have never heard of, so makes it difficult to try some of the things I find here!

Thanks,
Grumpy Old Man.
Wow, I can relate-- definitely grumpy, and a man, and trying to come to terms with "old" :wink:

There is no central glossary of the acronyms used here. Some are standard, many are MJ/VOIP specific, so it can be a bit*h to keep track of what is being said. The folks here have been nothing less than very helpful to my noob inquires.

If you're stuck, just ask, someone will help.
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Post by HendersonMike »

Post a list of the ones you are not sure of the meaning.
MJ = Magic Jack
VOIP = Voice Over Internet Protocol
TJ = Tigerjet
CID = Caller ID
SIP = Session Initiation Protocol
ATA = Analog Telephony Adapter




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Post by lonestarmagic »

HendersonMike wrote:Post a list of the ones you are not sure of the meaning.
MJ = Magic Jack
VOIP = Voice Over Internet Protocol
TJ = Tigerjet
CID = Caller ID
SIP = ?
For those who are not familiar with the 'short hand' meanings, this would be a good idea to place them in a 'sticky'
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