Centrex is just another type of analog lines. The phone company will terminate the wiring somewhere - most likely a 110 punch down block. You will need to know where that is, and wire it into your ...

No, at least none I've ever seen. Usually Centrex implies hosted PBX. An analog phone may work just fine, but I would call your Centrex provider first.

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While carriers have been slow to launch this hosted telephony option, IP Centrex is seen as delivering more benefits than traditional Centrex or PBXs for less. The installed base of hosted IP ...