call forward

A feature of a key telephone system (KTS), PBX, or central office (CO) that enables a

station user to forward calls to another station by one of several methods. One method allows the user to dial a feature code to forward calls from the primary, or target, station to a specific secondary station on an ad hoc basis.Another method allows the user to program the system to automatically forward calls from the primary station to the attendant station, a colleague’s station, or perhaps a voice mail system after a selectable number of rings or if the station is engaged.The latter feature is commonly known as Busy/DA (Busy/Don’t Answer) call forwarding.

• Broadband Passive Optical Network (BPON)
• Broadband Radio Access Networks (BRAN)
• broadband switching system (BSS)
• Broadband User Network Interface (B-UNI)
• broadband wireless access (BWA)
• broadcast
• broadcast and unknown server (BUS)
• broadcast quality
• broadcast radio
• broadcast television
• brochureware
• brochureware
• broomsticking
• broomsticking
• Brown and Sharp (B&S) Wire Gauge
• brownfield
• browser
• BS (Base Station)
• BSC (Binary Synchronous Protocol)
• BSG (British Standard Gauge)
• BSOD (Blue Screen of Death)
• BSS (Broadband Switching System (BSS)
• BT (Burst Tolerance)
• buddy list
• buffer