Voice calls that require circuit-switching cannot be configured to a packet-switching network.

Name: Voice calls that require circuit-switching cannot be configured to a packet-switching network.
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Circuit-switching networks are traditionally used for voice calls, but voice calls can also be configured to work on packet-switching networks through technologies like VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), which digitizes and sends voice data in packets over the internet or other packet-switched networks.

Voice Calls That Require Circuit-Switching Cannot Be Configured to a Packet-Switching