Kopfstellen
English translation: Kopfstellen=head-ends
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| na | Kopfstellen=head-ends |
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| na | It is possible Kopfstellen is the opposite of Endkunden, in this |
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Kopfstellen=head-ends Explanation: http://home.t-online.de/home/es.manebach/infosy_.htm#Kopfste... and:http://www.bvb.de/bvbdirek/docs/it-news/aktuell/aktuell.htm Reference: http://www.bvb.de/bvbdirek/docs/it-news/aktuell/aktuell.htm |
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node Explanation: it could be the equivalent of the switchboard on ordinary telephone networks. Yours Mike Harold |
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It is possible Kopfstellen is the opposite of Endkunden, in this Explanation: context, in considering the terminations of a connection. This is just a guess, but it sounds so close to the Spanish "cabecera de línea, puesto de cabecera" and the French "terminaison" in the telecom context. I wouldn't really use switchboard technology to explain this, but the "ends" of a phone line are considered to be found in regional, national and international telecoms centers. |
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