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Correct, except in PBX-talk they are called ports. The port address is related to the card slot on the chassis. For example, the keyset card in slot 4 contains ports 4.1 to 4.16.
Doing a station swap from the admin phone is definitely the easiest way for a non-PBX guy to change extensions. The only real down side is they need to be one-for-one swaps. It can get tricky when moving a bunch of people.
If you don’t know which one is the admin phone, here’s a tip. Leave the handset off-hook on a random phone. After a minute or so, the admin phone will display an off-hook alarm.
If you’re going to maintain this system for a while, I’d buy a punch tool and learn how to use it.
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