In this type of network, a PBX is installed at the client's site and is further connected to an Internet Service Provider (ISP). Such systems send VOIP traffic flows through numerous virtual LANs to the PBX device, which then sends it to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) for circuit switching and the ISP of the internet connection as well. The following diagram demonstrates this network well:
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