What are ISDN Services?
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Answer / silpa
There are two kinds of services provided by ISDN.
Network services
• Network services carry the interactions between the user and the network
• For example: setting up calls and disconnecting them Bearer services
• Bearer services carry data between two users
• For example: voice or fax information encoded as a bit stream
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